97 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1deef6f17d86371d07679c34f859540c.pdf 6748eba37b5266c540968a5442325088 PDF Text Text 4 ( ti1r -mam . •■ . -rffv- w ? f-t* NT? i -> *> .. 12 PAGES TODAY - / SA N FO R D H ERA LD &V 72 l COLUMNS .1 «: . #,tv^| m IN TH E H EA RT OF TH E W O R L D 'S G REA TEST V E G E TABLE SECTION volum e xn. SANFORD, 8EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Ss'*V*/[*!■ . •* * ■ ■ si’ Pj ' J • . * • •; ; ■ • *. -* 1 ' ' NUMBER 17 _____________ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920 P | jp R CUT COTTON HANDLING MILLION DOLLAR BAND ACREAGE WATERWAYS WILL BE HERE ONE WEEK AND WAIT FOR HARDING NEXTYEAR IS SYSTEM UNDER AUSPICES “ 13” CLUB republicans w il l ign ore everyth in g d e m o c r a tic Republican Congress Shows : Dislike For Wilson I F, EE-FOIt-ALL ENLISTING every h a n k e r , IMPOSSIBLE TO BUILD BUSINESS SIXTEEN YEAR BOY SENTENCED TO LIFE LIKE WATERWAYS ON ROT­ FIGHT STAGED . MERCHANT AND PLANTER FOR KILLING MAN TEN FOUNDATION MADISON SQUARE IN THE MOVEMENT - Have Been Engaged to Play Christmas Week (By Th« AiiocUted Fr«*0 , , (By Th« AuocUUd . (Bjr Th« iiKdiUil Trstt) (Hr lh« / ■»o ittd WHEELING, W. Vn., Dec. 9.— NEW YORK, Dec. 9.— Police were f WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—Pleading MEMPHIS. Dec. 9.—Enlist­ called to break up a free for all fight for the reorganization of the system Samuel Blevins, nged sixteen, o f Lit­ ment of every banker, merchant nmong fans at'tho annual nix-day bi­ of handling the nntionnl waterways, tle Rock, was sentenced todny to life and planter in the South in the cycle race at Madison Square Garden M. O. Leighton, clyijrman of the Nat­ imprisonment for killing C. F. Grandmovement to cut the cotton pro­ FINE MUSICAL ORGANIZATION todny. The 'dispute started over a ional Public Wbrks/Nd«cbircd before staff, railroad car Inspector. duction next year fifty per cent ‘ BUDGET BILL ONLY EXCEPTION WILL PLAY DAILY CONthe Nntionnl Rivera nnd Harbors con­ chair. will begin immediately the cam­ INCOME TAX TO LIST TO BE DE­ CERTS IN 8ANFORD gress thnt it was impossible to build paign committee announced to­ . LEGISLATION FARMERS CONGRESS * FERRED • a buslnesi* like waterwnys structure day. * IS IMPRACTICAL Sanford will have the Million -Dol­ AT KANSAS CITY /'o n n rotten foundation." Ho said lar Band for one week. '. a WASHINGTON, Doc. 0— Presi­ CALIFORNIA the business efficiency deptnds on the c - Th« A.tsrUtrd Pitta) • (By Tki AuocUUd Bum) one o f the ‘ This announcement Is WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.— Infome dent * Wilson’* recommendations to THINKS JAPAN . ’ 1co-ordination of activities, adding 25 KANSAS CITY, Dec. 9.— Subject* with tax legislation requested by the busi­ most important that the "13" Club WANTS WAR separate government ngcncics that eon|pt!Bs aro *to be dismissed o f public policy and welfare were, the has made in some time and means • dealt with the building construction. ness interests is impracticable at this icint attention by Republican ca era cb|c£ topics on the program today of (U r A u o c U U d F a il.) thnt this city will have a week be­ session o f congress, Republican mem­ they mnde plain today ’ n_ ” the convention o f International Farm­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.— Repre­ CHAIN STORES bers o f tho Senate /innneo committee tween Christmas nnd New Years discussion of the message read to tho ers Congress. A thousand delegates that will be a week of gayety and sentative Kahn, of California, chnirSUPERVISOR HERE said today. two houses Tuesday. \ . • were expected to be. present. music and the. best music that can be mnn of the military committee de­ The Republican^ said in effect, furnished at that. While this city David Price, supervisor of the clared in the house todny* that Amer­ t^t while they ngrcc with Wilson cannot as yet have n band for the en­ Jones' Cash Store System is in the ica hoped to avoid wnr with Japan that the reconstruction job should tire season yet tho public spirited city nnd will be here for some time nnd if war was brought on it would b< tackled and finished ns soon as business men who have subscribed getting the branch store here in good be from ngitatorn o f Japan. He de­ possible, there is no hope of agree­ I for nn amount sufficient to warrant Japanese working order nnd taking up a sysr clared publicists reported ing with him ns to the methods to be the “ 13" Club in putting on the band arc mnking every effort to unite* the temntie. lirje o f advertising. The Jones lollowcd, even if there were time be­ fon one week feel thnt the week’s en­ Cash Stores ore just now beginning Arc the Japanese try­ yellow r a c e . ............ " tween now and the end of his ad­ tertainment will be sufficient to start ing to brin gnbout the world-old to break In ond expect to have stores ministration. .something along Inrgcr lines in the --------. ' conflict between the white races nnd in every cit y of nny size in the state. They prefer, therefore, G. O. P. CHICAGO SURGEON THINKS mnnncr 0f entertaining our home peo­ Operating upon the chain system nnd leaders said, during the next three WAS WAR TIME COMMANDER Oh yellow and hlnck races?" he nRked. THEY WILL HAVE SUCCESS TOE UNITED STATES ; ___________________• ple nnd our visitors. buying in lnrge quantities the Jones’ months to study domestic needs, and IN OPERATION FLEET The Band will bo hero Christmas System stores figure on n selling HARDING AT WORK to legislate on them promptly after • £ __ Day nnd will gjve nn afternoon con­ KESEIGEI) BY BUNCH ■price thnt gives them 3 1-2 per cent )Bf ^ Al>arl. uJ r,,,.., Harding’s inauguration. (Bjr Tht AuocUUd r i o t ) cert once each day for seven days. * OF OFFICE SEEKERS profit nnd their prices nnd goods nre CHICAGO, Dec. 9.— Surgeons who One exception was noted, in the WASHINGTON, Dec. 9— Rearsold everywhere nt n very reasonable grafted the thyroid glnnd of a mon- They will also furnish music for sevgeneral rejection of the president's Admiral Mayo, wnr-time commander (By Tho Auoditfd Prut.) price. Nothing is charged nnd noth- key jnto the neck o f Mary* Zc’mbck, crnl of the dancca during tho week request for Immediate action'. This o f the United States fleet, goes on MARION, Dec. 9.—President-elect ing delivered which gives them a nRl.(| nineteen, known ns the "dun- nnd will gie one or two nightly con­ was the budget bill, which Is sched­ the retired list today after fortyHnnlingiia hack nt his desk answer­ smnPer mnrgln upon which to oper- geon girl" because she hnd been hitl- certs nnd the nightly concerts may uled to pass the senate soon and to seven years of service. ing correspondence nnd wading thru nte nnd while arrangements may bo (j,,n jn ft collar by her parents since be paid nttrifltions. This part o f the go to Wilson. a s t o f 'applications from job mode Inter on for n pnld delivery bnbyhood, nre strongly hopeful of the. program has not been worked out as Tax revision will be deferred. There MILLION DOLLAR BAND hunters todny. with n smnll extra charge the idea is HUCc(.5R Df the operation. The girl yet but it is sure nnd certain that is a strong feeling that something PLEASED LARGE CROWDS on the ensh nnd enrry plan thnt is bns (he n(„| mentality of n 4- Sanford will hnc this splendid mustshould be done for tho disabled sol­ MEMORIAL SERVICES cnl organization for the week nftcr proving" so popular everywhere. Mr. ycur-old child. __ thot ___ too __ will The Million Dollar Bnnd pleased diers and sailors, but HELD BY SENATE Christmas—just the time when a ... Price states thnt he w ill, use more ( ________ .________ have to wait ncco rding to present \nany hundreds of people here yesHONOR OF BANKHEAD spnee in the dnily pnper to give the OTHER LINES nnd is needed to liven up the city • plans. Governmental economy can­ terdny afternoon nnd . evening and jpeo> *he prices nnd make-the Jones’ ARE FACING 'and keep the yo'ung folks busy with 'I lr T h * A u o c U U d not be brought about fully until gov­ left the city 'with many regrets of Sen- Cnsh Stores popular in this city just "NO CREDIT" ALSO clean nmusements. WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 —The ernmental reorganization is accom­ those who expected to see them no -----------j The city is fortunate in being nblo ■i b m tmlay held memorial services in n„ (hey nre proving populnr in other plished under tht- next administra­ more hut luckily the “ 13". Club had WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. Lqdnunt jto have the Million Dollnr Bnnd hoiw '-J honor of the Inte Senator Bankhead, cities. Wntch the Herald for furthu tion, lenders maintained. The recom­ other ideas nnd will bring them hack .\ ier particulars nnd go to the Jones’ ed By failure to <f.tnin immedinto nc- fo f onp werk This is going strong of Alabama. mendations for a loan to Armenia for Christmas week. tion in the senate today on fnrmcr re- cnqU|ch t0 give Sanford a bunch of Cnsh Store nnd look them over. * The bnnd played"nt the corner of was scouted on all sides. There is a lief legislation, proponents o f the- ROod advertising nnd tho bnnd boys wide variance of opinion regarding First and Magnolia where a plntfornv legislation announced the intention- of will hnvc to live here thnt long nnd Philippine independence. The! laws hnd been built for them on the Semi­ renewing their efforts to bring their all of then) will become *Snnford WHson has twice naked to regulate nole Bank corner nnd here they dis­ proposals to n vote. Chairrnnn Gron- boosters and then it is n good thing cold storage npnin will fail to pass, coursed sweet music nt four o’clock Ina of the senate ngricultura! commit­ to have something coming all tho -m 'Hi it was declared. His proposal to li- nnd nt eight after which they went to tee declared the farmer relief forces time during the winter season. This * iff cen«e nil t om urns doing nn interstate the Parish House to play .for the hnd the assurance of enough votes to city hns been sadly deficient in good buiinrss was greeted by Republicans dance and where they again mnde n pass the legislation nnd were d’eter- bands for some time ns the homo and many Democrats with the con- big hit. And with nil the other nr! mined to do it. ‘ hand did not rocolvc tho proper supdemnation that it was "socialistic’’ or ( tists— in fact each member is nn nr: OFFICERS OF SUB-CHASER ARE Objection of Scnntor Lodge ot port^ |(iu vt,v people ________ _ TWENTY-TWO PER CENT REDUC­ and, the here nre_____ really "paternalistic." . |list— is Walter Kflly, the boy so• TREACHEROUSLY ROUND Massachusetts, the Republican lender, hunpry f or good band muaic. Tha TION WILL BE MADE NEW The senate was less interested In prano, who was discovered nnd BY CREW nnd o f Serntor Glnss, Democrat, V ir-, orchfBtrn 0f the Million Dollar bnnd YORK AND NEW ENGLAND the message thnn in knowing wheth- brought forth by Director Bachman ginln, today blocked consideration of is Bajd t0 ho amonK tho best In tha , Ts« tHwiiud rmi) «r Wilson intends to send another, within the Inst few weeks. Walter BOSTON, Dec. 9.— A wage reduc­ the pending resolution, directing re- rountry ftn,j there will be mnny opLONDON, Dec. 9.—Officers of nn re-submitting the trenty nnd asking Kelley is a red-headed, frvckle-fnccd Itnlinn submarine chaser were treach­ tion of twenty-two nnd one-half per vival of the War Finance Corporation portunjt|c8 during the week to hear for its ratification. . Irish hoy with the voice of n Melba. erously bound nnd gagged by their cent in the textile mills in New Eng­ nnd the extension of more liberal , h|1 orcheStra nnd it will really be a Senator Underwood, Democratic "One of natures devinists gifts, with crew -and taken to Fiume, snys n Mi­ land nnd New York state was fore­ credits to farmers bp the reserve mURicft| f,.Bt|vnl of the highest clnsa le»<liT, does out expect the treaty to n voice of. purest gold” is the opinion Republican f(jr onc wcok Thc Club dooa lan dispatch describing the desertion cast in n statement of textile manu­ hanking system. Thebe sent back. Neither does Senator of n mimical critic in the Minneapolis of the vessel from blockading fleet. facturers employing three hundred lender said time hnd not been Rlv™ <nothing by halves and they arc put­ lodge, Republican leader. But there Joumnl. Thomns Saxe, superintend- D'Annunzio addressed the crew nmid : thousand persons. . f«>r senntors to study thc proposition tjnjf Sanfoni 0n the map every day. nre mnnv senators on heth sides who ent of amusements at the Wisconsin cheers. The officers Inter were r e -1 : , n .M c itnM R' nnd !,UK,rCTl0<, thnt manufacturers of RUind ^ h in j, them, everybody. * wish Wilson would return it. Some State Fair, who also owns several ADAMS HAS HOME ^ ^ j^(>w jcngiantj were having the same _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , lensed and left on a train. Republicans think a compromise could j lnrge thentrea In that city, had enON WHEELS COMPLETE difficulty ns the farmers In obtain-1 L EATHER AND CROP CONDI-• be effecVd; some Democrats ,ae« ’ a gnged Walter for a week in one of RECLAMATION PAYS I Mr. nnd Mrs. Adams nre hero in «"g_ needed credit: __ • | T I0 NS IN FLORIDA FOR TOE dunce to embnrraas the Republicans his finest theatres, at a salary of DIVIDENDS IN CROPS their home on wheels nnd reg a rd less/ SfLnat®r ^ ronna "aid that ns soon WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 7. sad President-elect Harding. |300, which is a testimonial of the _. . . I as 1hn Inal lal/an jp tHC nPAT* WORTH $25,000,000 Io f where they .top thl. w onderful!"* te.limooy t.ken ........ . ' ■■ ■—■ tremendous hit he mnde with the --------, ... ____ ___ „ tings by his committee was printed . Temperature: Temperature avere CLARA SMITH * Milwaukee people during his recent WASHINGTON, Dec. 0 ,-T h e v a l-; or. n,K*!1 »h«y can prepare a ' K y ' ‘ meal of vlctunls, eat and sleep nnd*"nd P,n" d m the hands of the sennte i B(rcd from j. degree below normal to IN EL P'ASU A80 engagement there. engagement mere. "The m e finest *IMCSk boy’s D up of crops grow*1 011 lands within ," l “ ' “ * »•«■••••••«» " " " kh would nrcss for consideration' o f i n " , , “ p , * SAYS voire II hnve eVer heard 1 * Yeclnmation w i.m n tln n nrnierts no ^ns watcr f, 6 * m i n 2 t,cFTfC9 nhoveFreezing temperaSA i o ^SHERIFF a iir.tt i r r voice nave ever nenru In my > life," ’ government projecta for fo r. hllV«* no cnri‘8»*___, 'the orresolution. Senntor Norris, Re^ rnrr„ i on two d .v . th . In, Norris, ' ; tures occurred on two days in the In­ . no taxes tb worry* them for the nir i s . said Egbert VnnAlstyne, composer of tfc g| |( of 1019 w«s $25,000,- " " — " ‘ "VV -T “ j publican, Nebraska, author of th e ! BT Tht AuocUUd Prtit) terior of the extreme north, and frost — cr than thc tota, of |i25,000-. ^ and they can get lots of it trav; |F--------“ In the Shade o f the Old Apple 00Q j measure, also declared the matter f orrnctj |n tho upper central countries EL PASO, Dec. 9.— Clara Barton Tree” and dozen, of later popular 00Q. cxpcnded on aU projects con- elling through Florid, in the winter would be accelerated. but wjthout damage to crops. Kn^th, wanted in Ardmore, Okln., songs. Walter Kelley alone is » uih* structcd up to the close of the last ™ 8 homp. ‘ 8 ‘ "^ v e r y parThe resolution now is on the senate rrecipltat,on;’ Exccpt ln the ex. charged with the fatal shooting o f more thnn tho price of admission ticular nnd is built on a Ileo chassis fiscal year, according to thc annunl Jske Hamon, millionaire, is . in E) nnd hns all thc folding beds and ta­ calendar nnd can be called up at any treme west where rather heavy rains £or tho wcek waa P «o .t the home o f her parents, ac- ChftrK' d t0 th® “ Mlll,° n D° 1,ar * " p o r t of- the ^ lam atlon service bles nnd equipment that a Pullman time by unanimous consent, or by occurTcdf the ‘ concert. mad0 public yesterday. The value o f . . mnjority vote of Oie senate. Sup- genera]|y below tho usual amount fo r cording to Sheriff Omdorff. Thc band was all that could be de8 * con8tnictcd up to the cnr would have and there is n place ..... ............. is in P°| rU‘ rs 8aid , thcy *° have the period. Shower, occurred In all sired and the Woman’. Club and the ^ o'f ^ Jaat filca, year| accord. for everything and everything EUROPEAN Mr. Adams had this home tn*cen up am' neted upon during the ,j|vj8jon8t The greatest amount reprogressive committee that put tke |njf the annuai report of thc re- )t8f. f ,acc„ nnd it wns morning hour so ns not to conflict ported for the week was 1.30 Inches RELIEF FUND rn.de p u b lle jM - « M.‘ ow n"pi.n. .n d » '• » ? • . r k. " " ' u ," tor» .t I M * There w . . „ „ WANTS MONEY U nd on here .r e to b . c .o y r .t o U W cUm, Uon for giving Sanford a real l^and and Tke value of crops pruuuc____ ___ ___ tion 1 matTon lfnd. ?he ^ n ort a glance into the interior, could wh,ch due, *• UP tomor* some sUUons. '. IBr T>« i n t t h M r n a . ) _____ _on some real music. When they come .oT.t . l J t t t i ; , . . U rre” » « t ho Improved open. Thl. I. thc »nflnlrf,«l bu.InoM. , CondlMon ............... of Crops: The woother NEW YORK, Dec. 9.— The Europ- again they will hnve hundreds of nd- a“ d~ wag j „ , t .bout t-ir e . . l*rto ||r< M d Mr and Mrj A<Umi u The w H otlture committee comn durlng ^ wetjc wa8 generally fav*•*> Relief Council Issued today an ap- mlrers here where they were practic- pef acre a# tjje average yield 0f un­ have found the host part o f the camp- which reported the resolution in w e or>b,c Although the rainfall ............ was *he orable. Although to the American people to con- ally strangers before. . irrigated lands in the humid regions. Ing out Ided— that of having a real meantime will resume hear ng. tomor- defjcIent> th ; oll ,a the ,n ^ co'ndlt,on *Nhute $33,000J)00 for .feeding and * ---------------------------- ---- . devising over most o f the stata. TemperaIn Lee county more than 1,000 home on wheels where neither rain or ***!«$ for three million, five* hundred . RROWERS^TO LEAVE produc- t"u ” a wcre much M ow the seasonal cold weather can bother" them and remedial legislation fo r ^ hunting licenses were issued last tbou.ind destitute European children," --------ers. Toboccao men frpm Virginia ®ftll the next harvest. I Rev. and Mrs. Charles De W. Brow­ month, this practically twise as many they are "at home" wherever they are expected to be heard tomorrow. on several days, which was favorable" stop the car. „ , . , .. for citrus fruits, oats, celery, lettuce, er leave this week for Tampa, where as were issued, last year. Cop^To..lun.I con.ldor.tlon o f th . c. bh, „ , nd olh„ ^ trtcVi bnt Mr. Brower 'will take the pastorate ofmethods to aid In restoring normal , , ______ _____ ____ _ 8TltAWnKRRIES SELL FOR night temperatures were rather un­ the First Congregational church. 65 CENTS AT PLANT CITY business conditions appeared in the favorable for beans and other tender Their address will be 2203 Florida Offlor today With the .nnounooment truck „ „ d , lthM th „ „ no PLANT CITY, Dec. 9:— Strawber- Ave. • | m u l w , n m fte no peace, that ihe world will have no th.t majority mombore o f th . w ay. ries are now beginning to make this -------- ----------- --------MR8. McSWINNEY MAKES PLANS committee would meet in peace until our republic is recognis­ and, means . . . . . planting continues In some localities, •ppetrance on the local market FourWhen you pass the Herald office ( . OF IRISH REPUBLIC y ,, ^ pUntln( tnlck j j ed," Mrs. Muriel MacSwinney, wld- cooforenc. tomorrow to dlreu.. . lowteen quarts were sold yesterday a t 65 rr'nnce in at the window and see that ow of Lord Mayor of Cork, declared Ulotlve program wit!| respect to more general. Most o f the cane and YPLAIN cents a quart. In a wqek’s time, It is nrw line of box stationary for the before* the commission of the com- commerce and Industry, sweet potato crops haVe been harv­ **timsted, the crop will be moving Christinas trade. You will want it (* 7 Tfc» A m *«U U 4 r n u . ) . ^ mittee of one hundred investigating ' 1 t, i ested. Ranges continue In fair to nicely. Squash, egg plant and pota- "pronto" and also ‘‘depeche vous:" WASHINGTON,. Dec. 9^-Propon- Irish conditions. She siild relief was to be booming like an oil town. The condition In the peninsula, 1°** »re the only vegetables sold here • *V ■---------------------- . enta In Ireland o f the Irish republic necessary as her, countrymen were motor tourist colony there Is nearing •• . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ now; A" small"quantity o f pepper has Even a bad man can give others a are resolved "that England shall have starving. . * - the 1,000 mark. " . ' I Post Cards at the Ilerald office. Ic. . been shipped with! nthe last week. few hints, on being good. *.............. . . . ~ Twlj. . . • . *-*.". _ -C.’-ij. *v* • A *• ‘ 1 • • • • , ... \ s . . * . J M m A MUSICAL FESTIVAL JUST MARKING TIME GRAFT MONKEY ' GLANDS ON DUNGEON GIRL REAR ADMIRAL MAYO RETIRED 47 YEARS SERVICE *' Italian Sailors Makes Reduction Deserted Ships Of All Wages Taken to Fiume In Textile Mills NO PEACE UNTIL IRELAND SHALL BE FREE _ • • , .• • • . . * * *1 L . r:i I ‘V �THE SANFORD WEEKLY .■1ERALDFMDAY. DECEMBER l , !»*• PAGB TWELVE la m pleasant guest o f her slater, Mrs. George Cain- . Mr. arid Mrs. J. T. Jacobs spent Thanksgiving at their home at Cbuluota. . Miss Clara Phillips and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, of Geneva, vis­ ited friends here Sunday. A. L. Kaiscrtnan has purchased a homo on Sanford Heights and will re­ move to the same after the arrival of THAT WILL BE HEBE THIS Y E A R TralnedsWild Animal and Old , Buffalo Wild West Exhibition WHEN ONE HUNDRED MEMBERS HAVE BEEN SECURED NEW CLUB WILL BE ORGANIZED E X lU B m O K A HISTORICAL, ETHNOL' ICAL AND EDUCATIONAL . . GREATER, NOBLER AND GRANDER THAN EVER BEFORE (T r a m W » 4a * # d » r'» D a lly ) The “ 13" Club of Sanford organised •bout three months ago and made up o f live members of the Chamber o f Commerce have been doing- thing? since their organization and not wish­ ing to ask, for donations for carry­ ing out their plans for ^building a bigger Sanford have been giving a aeries o f dances and entertainments the proceeds of which are to be used in building a suitable home for the new Rod and Gun Club that will be organized hero in the next few weeks. The Rod and Gun Club will be a rendevous not only for the yachtsmen, the tourist and the visitors of all kinds to the city but it will also be a place for general recreation, an- as­ sembly hall, a place for. dances and other amusements. The “ 13" club has already taken nn option on a fine location on the lake front near the home o f John Russell in one of the prettiest parts of Ihc city and will take steps to immediately erect a fine club house and have a basin for boats nnd rogulnr amusement place for the many winter visitors—a place where they will enjoy the'lake and the river in boating nnd fishing nnd 157;' hunting. . The club some time ago put on a big day in Sanford and gave the pro­ ceeds to the hospital nnd when the .Rod and Gun' Club Is started on the w a y’ the Club will devote its time and money to other enterprises and will keep scvcrnl good things going all the time for the upbuilding of the , city. They are also putting on en­ tertainments of all kinds and hold n ENLARGED .AND RECONSTRUCTED FOR THE PRESENT SEASON 300-HQRSES MARVELOUS BEAtJTIES-300 HISTORICAL W I L D W E S T EXHIBITION 500—People, Arenic Celebrities—500 LAKE MONROE OPEN CAGES OF RA REST WILD ANIMALS SEE IlOYAI/S FAMOUS HERD OF PERFORMING ELEPHANTS WHO HAVE DELIGHTED THE HEARTS OF THOUSANDS OF SPECo ’ TATOR8. . ” „ THE STICKNEYS, WORLDS FAMOUS BARE BACK RIDERS FUNNY CLOWNS AND AERIAL ARTISTS AND BALANCE ON TERMS TO SUIT CAN BUY THE FOLLOWING USED CARS: A BIG MAGNIFICENT F R E E STREET PAGEANT ----- BRASS BANDS AN D CALLIOPES— A CIRCUS TERMING WITH WONDERS STUDEBAKBR OVERLAND OVERLAND . . . B. & O . MOTOR COMPANY, Sanford", Fla. MY VERY DEAR BMARTTER POP Whom you buy here in Florida anything in a Rotainor or Box with a Legal Tag on it--for example: Feed for your live stock, Fertiliser, Blue Stone, Arsenate of• Lead, Fish Oil Soap or other 0 * ingredients, the Contract Tag guarantees accurate settlements and the protection of your interest, now then convert and multiply by Nitrogen to Ammonia 1.2158 Nitrogen of Protein---------------- --------- ----------- 6.2500 Nitrogen to Nitrate of S o d a _____________ . Ammonia to Nitrate of S o d a --------------------Ammonia to Protein---------------------------------Ammonia to Sulphate of Am m onia------------ 3.8791 Potash (K *0) to Muriate pf P otash ---------- 1.5830 Potash (K « 0 ) to Carbonate of P otash-------- 1,4671 Potash (KaO) to Sulphate o f Potash........... 1.8500 “ Free Lime". (C *0) to Carbonate of Lime . Phosphoric ‘Acid to Bone Phos. o f L im e ----- 2.1850 Carbonic Acid (CO*) to Carbonate of Lime 2^748 Chlorine to Muriate of P otash ------------ - - - - ­ 2.1027 Carbonate o f Potash to Potash ( K , 0 ) ----- . . . Carbonate o f Llmo to Carbonic Acid (CO *). Carbonate o f Lime to “ Free Lime" ( C * 0 ).. Ammonia to N itrogen ------- . . . . --------------- Bone Phosphate of Lime to Phosphoric Acid Nitrate of Soda to Nitrogen - - - - - - --------Nitrate of Soda to A m m on ia........ Muriate of Potash to Potash (K *0) Muriate of Potash to C hlorine_. . . Protein to Nitrogen Protein to Ammonia ________________ Sulphate of Potash' to Potash (K .O ) Ail you know me la . . . . . . . _______. . . Sincerely yours tru ly, " «8&yY F R I., P E C . 10t l j T H E O N L Y C IR C U S gTT g*rr*ir** . son ’ Peggy" J^ho Is & Pupil of chemistry. • Who walks on Peg L eg--is not ** Piggish nor a Bog, but wfuts justice to a l l concerned. • • •2004.. Afternoon at 2 Nig] - Under Water P roof Tents ■- _ Doors Open One Hour Earlier • �ilfii mm' W: T ilE SANFORD WEEKLY GERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920 PACB TWO mm. THESANFORDHERALD Prealitat and Editor B -ritU rj cr.J Tiooturoi Otnaral U i n i i d ft. 1. HOLLY K. I . LILI.AHI). H. A. NEEL. • l‘nt>ll»lir-t r .tr tf l'rW*T 1'J THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY IInojfjuKolM. | ■unscKirnoM trice in advance^ ONE YEAR.................................. $ 2.50 8 IX MONTHS................................ 1.25 THREE MONTIIHS..........................75 A |ililil i 1 1-I I nfVM i i v, / 5 f , .i l l f I : m il .•ail \m BETTER ENTERTAINMENT The Woman's Club Is to be congrat­ ulated upon bringing to Sanford the Million Dollar Band that will give two concerts hero next Wednesday. The Woman's Club will sell tags for the conccrl and may make 'enough to come out nil right oV they may not hut they do not have to guarantee the hand any stipulated amount and the Indies! nre game to have the band whether they make anything or not. They nre actuated with the spirit of giving Sanford a better class of mus­ ic and n better class o f entertainment and they Will endeavor'to hnve sever­ al high class attractions here this win­ ter. The people should show their appreciation of their efforts by giv­ ing the hand a most liberal patron­ age for the ham| is a good one and the Woman's Club should l>e assist­ ed in their efforts. pleasure craft will lie tied up at our wharf every day during the winter season and spending their good mon­ ey in this city. Whnt a wonderful thing it will be when the time comes Jhat people con see a trifle farther than their nose. ------------ a -----------NEWSPAPERS ARE INDEX OF CITY LOYALTY 100 per cent increase in both paper nnd labor. Did any business other than the newspnpor publishing busi­ ness try to get across the financial chnsni on a percentage o f increase less thah 10 per cent?—Tampa Tri­ bune. III! FLEERS Hmiii BUSINESS SENSE. For many weeks people have been “ Show me the newspapers of a city declining to buy because they have and I'll tell whether its people nre been waiting for lower prices. Thc progressive," snid Charles A. Dana, movement has had its effect and de­ EaUrod •• B*«ond C liu Mall M atur A u ju il 21 of the New York Sun, ninny yenrs mand hns fallen o ff to such an extent JIM, at tb a .F o it Oflca at Saalotd. Florida Und.r Act of March I. J i n ago. thnt wholesale prices of practically In every town and city in the Unit- nil commodities are down to pre-war Fhoaa H I Oflro: HERALD BUILDINO. eel States today thnt situation exists; levels'. Trade reports from day to in fact, there is greater stress laid day report the phrase, "low est price I'orolKn A d v crtU ln o Itrproocn la jlvo Tl IF. AM ERICAN PIIES9 ASSOCIATION upon the locul pnpo ras an index o f In five years.". prosperity nnd loyalty and faith than This slackening of demand has been Florida is sleeping while Califor^ ever before. n good thing in many ways. It has, ni* gets the plums. The first thing nny fnirly-conser- of course, forced the decline in prices, vntivc mnn docs—if he Is contemplat­ although there have been other con­ This state certainly needs to wake ing a change of location— is to send tributing factors. NOW COMES THE HOMES up and get busy with railroad rates for a “ sample copy" o f . the paperd nut the cessation of buying can be and shipping problems. published in the scvcrnl communities carried too far. Retail mertfinnta The Herald usually gets what it -o under consideration. The town send­ hnve,cut their prices to.such an ex­ And the grentest object in life with j goes after and though it may take ing out n poorly-printed, ignorantly- tent that thc paper losses which they S»nfonl should be Iho Inl.nd year. U .ccompllah the purpoac the were forced to take several weeks through Florida. ........ > flp.lly turn!,lo and fall In « " d ,nrk| thc thc mcrch. ago hnve become real losses ntjd to­ o -----------take up the propositions that mean . . . . .. ITT , , ... .c m , ichants—or evidencing such light pat- day much merchandise in Pensacola Winter Pnrk Woman s Club will much to the city o f Sanford. We . ,. , .. . n in u r • «>«• . . . ronngc thnt tho render can easily see Is selling at less thnn its original build a 130,000 club house. Sanford have been talking some about houses . . , , . , . .. uunu n u , .. t. there is a state of Icthnrgy existing cost. women should do the same or better, in Sanford. Me have been talking it . I.m.l at... ■1n.. . . . ..I . . 1.. IL. ... .. _ 'slKiut the place—carries to the man Of course, wise merchants have not j ever since the editor came back from i of business the impression thnt thc been forced to take nil of tho, losses. DO N O T W A IT TOO LONG service where It will mean latter freight rates the *"*• transport .......... ” *T "v* ,v he visited town is on excellent plncc tq avoid. The fnr-sighted man saw thnt there and hundreds of tourists with their ( many countries and many home ports ^ ^ who <Vf ^ w6r|y Mnterinis in all building lines are now at n lower mark must be a return to hornt'al nnd n ces­ yachts tied up bpre several weeks in and saw everywhere the great inter- I n,ft|izi; ' ' ful| wclI thnt thc onc.,nw. than they have been for yenrs, and nre at a lower level sation of war-time extravagance. Ac­ the winter •est people were t a k i n g in F lo r id a nnd , , . . thnn they will he in a few weeks hence, If all Indications 1” ■ - ,. • ,. , yer, onc-physician, one-merchant, one cordingly Inst spring many o f them point true. .• ^ ________ o________ saw that tins season would find more , ’ , , *• , . . -drug store town is merely a spot on unloaded their stocks nnd kept them Conditions in iho lumber market are such thnt every before. This .. , , ... O', for the touch o f a millionaire's people . lien* than. . .ever indiration points to an early rise in the price of building .the map; that there is Ho real in- as low nsj)i£nihle nnd still give aer^ dinged U into tho heads of , . , _ . ,, materials. The simple law of sup|% and demand, If there linrtd nnd the sound of the voice that paper lias . . , .. . , ilueemcftt there for any enterprise. If vice nnd retain their customers. Whom people here for the past two years . were no other-Influences, is such as to indicate that the meuns money, buildings, progress, go­ the ... , , . , , .the place was n good one, he reasons, the wholesale ^ began price-cutting present low prices cannot long prevail. that we needed more notels and more ' * * ing fonvnrd. there would he more institutions there. these mcrrhd|p bought short sup­ For the past 60 days prices have maintained the un­ apartment houses and more homes ------------ o------------ In some instances he may he in er­ plies nnd precedented low level and still remain nt that point, hut week to week they . . , . , r.nd while the people who could hnve it’s not a safe proposition to expert them'to remain at this Now is the tune to arrange foi; . . . . . . . . , . . ror— for there may Ixy n thriving have takeny^uintagc of tho falling • .... , ... , built houses stood aloof and scoffed point long. community; nt thc same time if there ninrkat. This is technically known ns your holiday- advertising. Only n At the present low prires nn opportunity is offered nt the idea of anyone building, Imt few more weeks till Christmas and is not a good showing mnde of the “ cqunliring the costs” nnd is the the prospective builder for a tremendous saving in build­ others came in who were not hide your advertising will -cause them to place through the newspapers the us­ same system n stock buyer follows ing materials. LI T IN ORDER TO (JET THE FULL •ouiiil and they are coming in every BENEFIT OF THEM IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO shop earl yand help everybody all ual run of men will avoid the nutlny when he buys stocks nl n high price day now and they are seeing the npSTART NOW. SO DON’ T DELAY. >.f 11mi- ami money in making an in- iif.il lIn* market falls. Instead o f sell­ around. porMiniltes u Ili-re others could not -see — ------it-------\i-st igat ion. ing at the low price lie buys more them and they are building houses These nre some of the reasons out- slocks, (bus reducing the average • That spirit of “ letting G o rg e do and soon tln-re will he houses everyIf tin- market 1t" should Ih- left w i t h that sp irit o f v Li-ie .nil 111. x.eoiif lots that have -idc of any personal desire to make <"M of his holdings thinking the town is good enough - lain dormant so long will he sold and •iprofit through legitimate publicity advances even slightly he stands a In the discard an;I we should all bo­ h i v e homes «wi them. It is just the upontlie part o f those inbusiness— good chance to profit on his trnnsSERVICE . DUALITY PRICE (I Mol ' d e r-.w III i-f •lie •it> ami a- til*' wtiv cu n ii--tiiijtii.il in a commun a. lions gill to \s.-ik f-'l CORNER I II I IM> \M> MYRTLE PHONE I i.*i lt> should |.e represented 111 every is -i |III- «ot nation now fa ..- the literwork toward some • i i - '.o ; wi l l I-.- m or e husi nf thr local paper Tin* cost of , i liatit.N and almost an iIn * i l.c-s l i a i s e s 1m ilV a n d m o r e new p e o ­ .•dicimis puLlieity should ttol !»»• plac- .jron-nmers. Unless there is a resumpWe extend our sympathy !• The Sanford Herald wisely says ple 1 -<tili::ry%l>l ami o ld idea s Will g l\ e IT HAYS TO ADVERTISE • on th«* l»o«.Ls of anv business con l,: .1■! f buying the demand will Kdie Wedet i’ll l II.. of the Mt n - -. r the m .m il e f p r o g r e s s ‘ on' that the best way to look at the rt>-ionnl .. eupation a- tiru. t" fail o f f Proiliu t ioii Topics in tin- tv .-tit <1- a*ll . ■f eoi.-truction p e rio d through which we I ,d e l. i ■ d i* fn i ■[ W |1| I- 11’ it O H. Franklin lost his pockethook ■ lio'dd be [dm I un i>,tiiiriill>, • 111 * 1 ', and many men will I .Ml h i riotht-1 I 111 \ Oi l are passing is to see Iho bright side, and |daee«l nn advertisement in tho i■\i ! nif-nt .* (load t.c tin own ..nt of work .lust as Soon f mo? In t will lie in tin*' b»s ll. eliminate luxuries, buy only what is want columns o f The News. The mu il of an inone irdusiry is thus disrupted oth­ necessary and whnt can be paid for at * hen!! f • ■ i mam • car* da in: liter i u -i ei.i - i -at : vi i. pockethook was recovered the follow­ tIm- t o i l < irrti .1 iti ers become affected and in time the conic the lim e ,of purchase. Was this plan ing day, which proves that it pays to \!1 I Tllk. - i- j:is‘t V. ll" IIn that •to. k is ori tIn- ...............mimic structure of the na­ f . ' I t. \o | t, . ll line • UV ,1 d strictly adhered to, there would he advertise (Mr Faulkihgham found ' . v.- ..( in ih, nt.-mol -toV.liouse tion is ip upheaval. little finnnriul depression, atuj much the Ixiok iii liis “other" pair of trous­ 'll k f f l ! I. I \V1i.lt 11 1 - ie ’ k!l d. .''I l*i-l. l -l.iii g »■.- lb. . Ileli. too, the going <ult to all sect 1.til* I! would, therefore, lie the part of 11 >i>i I eiug ih- greate-t .ilv in other depression would he avoided.— ers.)— Dcl.and News. City" nnd inm ii.iiu-- t’h-iirwiil.-i ti­ •• the country •.f a publication bear- , u i-.|..m for the buying public to sntSara sot it Times.. the sain.- i*. i rl«---, Prim!.-s, I’ m. Ila *! •< pirt ,,f I'londa, • in - tlie iinptcs.t of good support and i- fv tlie in eds tlu-v now have at curcounty nnd says it is the “ Sunset carrying the cards nnd announcement!! rent prices in order that they may ■><• * ❖ +•> -j- <••>■i FLORID \ ^ \ c i m \ ( ; Citv" and we are awaiting with The Sanford ller.rtd talks of the letf nil who have the present good and I.old' their jobs nnd maintain their scented breath the atiti>-Uti«i III! M ot tile future pros).i rity o f the eommun- present wage scales. l'eu*ae.da Jour­ tlice crop, now being gathered and Many method-* of travel are cmannul otk.-r city in Pluella- to be t'v at hi-arl, creates an impression of nal. declares that a little cnol weather EARLIEST HIGH TYKE WATSON "d ’ •> 1-1 !:.• 'll. IM I1! . 11 - o f piHIpl,' named the “ M....u lur. • r \ •i • mi port i >. of IIp- town or . it \ . MELON. BEST Ft Ht M l. ' . Flo I id.i • a. hw . i . ' i r >. i -e, l-iit i* would l»- welcomed by the growers of I a. i .i-. ui ,i . n t i draw ..ih I lie au|..m.d-il. . amp -i|j-|di. d l.v HI Ml'tlSKS , ' • t hat I II-. v> h ■ i .-III.' Ill tiiat fine, vegetable I a-t week San­ \\ , note l>\ mam >.f the p.i| . * p. o|d> -f ot1.-r pi ’f*. i«.p- tnd the . ity " f liustis had a population . - I k ^u • ■ ■ • '••».» n •• ij.t I,.,| b n j ford shipped I lit carloads of lettuce 1 and around St |*.-u r-i.urv a t t i.o - : *I ' l"e V o ll* - el .\ t il.' t I I" ’ I 111 ; h- ..'her railings to the locality it acts Monday o f about fifty, mostly from t; , I t - » |1 I will U (,'iir it • rrfro.-en n-.itli to the -iiiilmg, sun kt-« and tlie returns were very satisfac­ • 4i|atiltli|; l o In* 1*1 ft A I 'l l l . , *iT>| written by “ Rube Aliyn H im self.",I as a wheel within n wheel—where Michigan," says tltv Fastis Lake Re­ <M nf«r iHint. I r t tory. Lettuce, according to tho Hcr- |H*r M il n flrr fr*»ltliurw This is entirely superfluous. Rube c‘j th® S,ulth* M#rf ,ha" an-v . every cog perfectly meshes—and iu'fi flin t |ir«Hlu('ll«Mi i t gion. "The tents and automobiles nid, is nn entjier crop to raise thnn f u l l f i r rii|l|(Nf|<tn nf the others. am i a t o I f |H*r m n» i u * y I * p M t r n , o f Aliyn is “ himself" nil the time unless where" every desire is for smooth nc«>I»-T*I «#f l!Y r»* |***r M U n t r r a c l f t t nn| «rr • rhovved a rather prosperous class of cp^ry, am| wliilt> it does not stay up, 11*^1/ a U m l u l , oh mi«l l'» ll*« . Iti f « r l , **r»# As travel hv train lias increased maybe the few times in his life lion and perfect results. visitors, who nre greatly pleased with generally brings a high price nt first m n -.| o f Ih r ■I\ d l« t lu g iila lir s l l»i In k rrtMu • iu ,iM .his i shirt . .irt. was on , * ............... . several hundred per cent in the pn«t out or lie went to slee» 1 1 %le*|i| ntrfllll I t l d i f l I-.tic. R r lk lilh i,' Nl I U ; "Show me tin- newspapers of a city the situation on the shores of Lnk decade and travel by automobile has nnd during the holidays. The grow­ k t i a i 'l It- tM « n »” I akiR p n o f |l. A1 I 'i s r Imn ill the bath tub and I'll t*-ll whether it* people are • tr — • 1 l«» tl *t**ll.«r» i .r »>ft I1T.H IM rtj Kustis.” These automohile ‘ camps ers expect to make n lot of ronl ninnmultiplied so rapidly that definite i >j t « ei|>erli u< v II.«••»*«ml a t fe s |ilatit**>i f •* progres-ive Kissimmee Gazette are now springing iqi in a night, al­ ey on th*. crop this season and hnve |w *!•••!I* " t ^ I ••»11Mr■ I !•••*I|is»| ■ n«| |mh* slatisti. -’ are unavailable, so lux the •i- , - " , l t •■ . f e •V11 • I t if li C fa ile f b*f i l l The Herald predict* that tin- will number of private yn. ht* increased ill ----------- a------- — ■ m o s t , all over the state, and the trat already made a good start—Titnes*i n v .| f l J". Iti in * n ; «|iiMhttt) Ihv one of the mo-t prosperous sea­ Mil W SW E R IS HERE e'ers who havy come a long vvay^ III I nion. a most surprising manner sons that the Sanford stvtuui has e\ i For the next four months every ______„______ L. A. STONEY their cars, seem delighted with the er experienced. The growers of fruits j j mu in Florida will be crowded When will the price of papers nnd places set apart for their pleasure 666 is a prescription for Colds, Fev- Allendale, S o u t h Carolina nnd vegetables will get a* much or with .. the grevhounds of the Atlantic ... advertising rates In- reduced to n anti comfort. No doubt hundreds of * more thnn they did Inst season nnd . ___ _ ' ,, #ll •, . . . . , , , ... . -. . .coast, carrying the flags of the prm- pre-war basis? was the question ask­ ‘those who camp for a while will later •r nn<* I-aGrippe. It’s the most speedy the merchants will have a much la rg -' - . ___ lf-Ultc . . . . , . . ,cipnl yacht clubs and providing com­ ed recently by ui local•merchant nt decide to move into hotels nnd apart­ remedy we know. er trade. And nfter the first of the 1 ' , ,, ,, , .fort nnd pleasure for the owners nnd tilt association dinner of a represen- ments, and ninny will buy 'or build year then* w.l be big things happen th<%ir frirniU> Min(. ling with ,«tivc of The Tribune, ami become regular winter or all-thehere In the building line and sanfonl )>f |he m t hoto, ,Mltortnining 'nnt, Here is thc answer—leaving out year-residents. The camp, however, will forge ahead ns nnvrr before. But , . , , , , , . , . Ibeing entertained, the yachtsmen the part that newsprint is still play­ gives them a chance to look nround, It will take real work by the real men , , _ „ ' Iform an interesting coterie, adding ing, nt prices double and triple the nnd is proving highly popular.— o f San o I j (J brilliance o f the season and pre-war cost. Tintcs-Union. [putting into rin*u1ntion hundreds of Editor and INthlishcr, a New York The Femald-Iaughton Hospital thousands of dollars. There are hundreds of fine yachts journal for editor sand publishers, continues to get smnll donntimi from With the opening up of cross-state hns prepared a table showing the tied at the whnrfs on the east coast | time to time, nmi Is getting by, all of waterways, so that many of the Inter- price paid in 1914 and the price paid that would ho plying the St. Johns ■whlch reminds us that the people jor iH.auty spots can In* reached by in 1920 for newspaper labor. It is nn river if \Vc had thnt outlet to the In -. generally should remember the hos­ boats, it is safe to predict thnt the interesting one. It divides the Unit­ dian river. pital and give what they can when number of private yachts to visit ed States into five great sections, they can. The associattion. ft^els that Florida waters each year will be many nnd taxes six to twenty leading newsevery one knows thc hospital is there rtjn»cs ns grent as this year and the |vnpcrcities from each section, and and that they need not l>e reminded atmosphere crested by these pretty,gives the scnle paid totypographical, o f this fact by drives for money e v ­ modem ships, as they glide graceful- admen,' pressmen,V stcntoty^iers and “ My horse was in such run down ery two or three months. But re­ ly through our rivers and canals, and photo engravers^ condition, I thought he would die, member that the hospital Is there for over the bosom of our placid lakes, In the South Atlantic section, which After feeding him Dr. LcGcar’a Stock Representing perhaps one million or more of dollars. you and yoqrs and if you can donate will lend color and life to our rapidly Includes Florida, it is shown the in- Powders, he is as well ss ever and Is anything at any time it will be grate­ expanding resort features.—Times- crease for typographical workers is noi^ as good looking a horse as there Should your needs include any of the above it would not fully received and placed where it Union. * Huste, ’ j the greatest for any part of tho is in this section."—J. C. be amiss to call at my office and see just what can be done will do the most good. And when it comes to yachting , United. States, the average increase Rockbridge Baths, Va. o ibout it. Scores have done this and are now the owners Dr. LcGear’s Stock Powders build through Florida they will find the (being 101 per cent. TJie next hlghThe 'city officials are preparing a St/ John's river and the. Upper St. cat increase shown is In the North up the- body, vitality and muscitlar of good properties. It is my constant desire to’ serve well permanent auto camp south of the Johns river the greatest spots in the JAtlantic statea, containing Boston, energy of your horses and mules, in­ those Intrusting business to me— SO JUST COME RIGHT city an dif the suitable arrangements state for fine boating, fishing, and New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg sure more meat with less feed, from can be made Tor this land for a cer­ hunting and they will find a basin for (nnd other great newspaper centers, your hogs, shcep/and cattle, nnd help ALONG, YOU WILL GET MY BEST EFFORTS. tain period that would justify the ex­ their yachts and the Rod and Guir where the average is 80.1 per cent. your cows produce more and richer pense they will make this a real (Club ready with'a nice building and | Going cagefully over the figures in milk. Mr. Hustc's smnll expenditure sav­ camping ground for all time. AH all the comforts of a home ready to all the tables, the employing printers other camps nrr only temporary ar- receive them and make their stay in of Tampa are found Jo be paying a ed him thc price of n horse.- Dr. Watch the South East Corner o f Pa&e Two rangementa being made to take care the city pleasant. All of those things higher wage to typographical o^iera- I^Gcar can also help you. For 28 o f the many tourists who want to are coming and it only takes a united tors* pressmen apd stereotypers than years as n Veterinary Surgeon nnd stay In Sanford and are unable to do pull from thc business men of San- 'nearly any other city in thc country Expert Poultry Breeder he has de­ so on account of the dearth of houses.1ford to get these improvements. Anfe qutside of New Y'ork. voted himself to the compounding of Other cities are making arrangements then it takes the united efforts of the J The newspaperi of this state made remedies for ailments of stock and "to take c a n of the hundreds o f peo-J business men 'of Sanford working .but slight increase in rates for d r - poultry. Whenever you have an ail­ ple coming to Florida and • Sanford (through the Chamber of Commerce culation and advertising when faced ment among your stock or poultry ahould be meeting the new comers to get the St. Johns river made into with the enornvius cost o f paper and get the proper Dr. LeGcar Remedy "The Man Who Sells Dirt Cheap” w half way and locate them for the win-'the Inland Waterway through Flori- Jthe steadily increasing cost o f labor from your Dealer. It must satisfy 'Vl 'da which will mean that hundreds o f |— less than 10 per cent( while facing you, or your money will be refunded. The Hill Lumber Co. D ili hi I J >* Farm s, Groves, Homes, Lots HEALTHJ 1EST0RED T I I •- - FINE ASSORTMENT �/ . ' '. y. _ :^ * TIIB SANFORD WEEKLY HBRALDFRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. ISM METII ODIST NOTES PLAIN OLD PLODDER (From riltaj'o D»lly) .Mis^ Ella Switzer, of Orlando, ■ . (Phil Armstrong In Times-Unlon) District Secretary o f ' the Woman's ‘ nfr , song o f the plodder, the plain old plodder, Missionary ^Society was here Tues­ Who works like the dickens but day and presided at the ladies meet­ brings home the fodder, [ ing. She was here in the interest of He works for the Joy of working relief for one of our Cuban ministers . that’s nil; in Yb'or City and of the “ Near East." He aspires not for heights for ho Tho ladies responded heartily to tire fenrs he mig|it fall. call and will soon help these deserv­ Yet he doesn't stay down at the foot ing people.; * CHECKS ARE DISCHARGED of tho bunch • ,, Mr. *and Mrs. A. D. Atkins were , ACQUITTED OP CHARGE f or he pegs away hard—never thinks the week end guests of Mrs. Adkins’ KILLING THEIR FATHER of a hunch. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of'th e And little ns he may believe it Hint's West Side. (From S.turd.j't D»lly) what » • Dr. J. P. Hitburn was in Sanford Despite all that has been written Puts him over each, dny and puts and the testimony that come out in Tuesday, his business being to hold meat in his pot. the preliminary hearing In the Check the 4th quarterly conference Tuesday He never sits watching the clock on case, Victor Check nnd his wife, Belle night which met at 7 o’clock with a the wall * , aNI) HKNftWALS SHOULD HE reports Check, have been exonerated by the full attendance.. Splendid Nor catches at bubbles nor heeds GRANTED BY m a n u ­ coroner’s jury in the preliminary were rend from nil departments of pleasure’s call. facturers. hearing in Phoenix, Arizona. They the church work showing n decided He's prompt on the deft at the work­ I were on trial for the alleged charge progress in the church. ing day’s start The Epworth Longue gave n muBi. . . , „ HARRISBURG, Pa., Dec. 4.— Gov- o f killing the father, T. J. Check, nnd -.-I q,lln..i. . i , ... . 1And he never has yet failed to do well cal Tuesday evening for the benefit, pi * ernors „f Hie United States, assem- according to the telegram received fund. Much talent „ „ 8 . ,. . Htd in annual conference Thursday hero they have been cleared o f the o f the Centenary i . ... # n He salts a few bones of his salary was exhibited nnd Ihe young fo lk s . a d o p te d the following report urging charge and discharged from custody are to be congratulated on the good . , ,Hy „. ... , jhe Federal government to create a nnd it remains to be seen whether tire -T ■, . 14 ! In his old woolen sock for that rainy work they arc doing. They have an j , the case.w ill he dropped and the estate financial corporation to relieve * , b„ • ' lodd„ tnd wolVs Critical situation confronting the na­ settled out of court or just what will att.rd.ncc o f over a hundred at their „ , Sunday night meetings and ht meetlaira and a more, ,,n ,. th . deuce ' . .■ tion*! farmers and advising a liberal happen. It was alleged that Victor Check enthusiastic company can’t be found. But keeps the wheels going and turns nedit policy in all lines of business. •The financial situation In the and hjs wife Belle Check had used Evorybody invited to come next Sun­ on the juice. ^ t _________:____________ rtote country is cause for the grav- the father badly, witnesses testifying day night at 6:30 and see. You will ojt concern l?ut not for despair, AU, that they had heard them berating enjoy It. The paving of the National HighMiss Bolen, n former teacher of between Crystal Springs and lines of business are realizing heavy. him and even hitting him and the old the grnmmnr school, wns in Sanford Vtitr k*$es but the swift decline o f prices man told them he was being abused Knights is rapidly nearing completion of farm commodities to far below the nnd all of these *clfcrgcs caused the for the week end. much to the joy o f the traveling pub­ Mr. and Mrs. L. Allen, who spent tost of production threatens a nat­ arrest of the younger Check and his lic. The pnvement is now laid to with­ several'weeks down the East Coast, ional disaster. The situation demands wife after tho death o f the cider in n mile o f the Pasco-IIHIsborough Infinite patience nnd forbenrance and Check but It seems thc>c was Insuf­ have returned reporting a moat de­ county line. • ujprcmc wisdom nnd courage. Noth­ ficient evidence toriiold them nnd they lightful trip. Rev. and Mrs. .S. W. Walker cor-' ing but evil can result from anger or are now free ns far ns the coroner's diiilly invite all members of th e ; jury is concerned. frar. church, and all the friends to a re- j ••We believe that the tenseness of ceptlon at the parsonage tonight, F r l-1 the situation can bg. relieved In sev­ FINE LETTUCE IS PRE­ dny, December, 3rd to rejoice with eral ways: SENTED TO LAKE REGION them nnd the Methodists over the ■ “ 1—l.et every individual do all he completion of the remodeling of the j can to help and encourage his neigh­ ^Jr. Britt, of the firm of Perkins you want «okk eoropnrsonngo, both inside nnd out nnd in -' ” fortinz raUaf from any bor. Let there he n complete mobil­ & Britt, Sanford, was in town Friday *«x U ru U” pain, d m Bloan'a L ln lw n t Itdocatbajobwlthization of (he financial nnd spiritual of last week advertising a special cidcnlnlly to sec how nice it looks. Mrs. W. E. Blount nnd baby of Ft.' out •Ulnlny, rubblnz. bandazassets of every community. , Neither snle which his firm is putting on. Mr. ‘tnz. U m / iwAi for rheumatism., Myers is visiting her pnrentn, Rev. nturalyla. ach»*_ a n d palna, God m>r ihe government ought to be Brit presented the Lake Region force epraina and atralna. harkafire nnd Mrs. S. W. Walkers. askrd to help those who do not first with severnl heads of the finest let­ •ora lunacies. The servioea for Sunday ns folmake every effort possible to helji tuce (the kind that mnkes Snnford lows: Sunday school nt 9:30 n. m.; | themselves. There ought to be a fnmoUs) we have ever seen. Mr. united effort in every community to Britt snid that our mutunl friend, preaching1 at 11 a- m. Sundny by Dr. ■fwp any good nian from being de­ Bob Holly, suggested fthnt he drop S. W. Wnlker, subject: “ The Shepherd Psalm.” Epworth I/enguo nt stroyed because tie ennnot immediate­ in nnd get acquainted with the Lake 6:30 p. m.; preaching 7:30 by the ly meet his obligations. Under ex­ Region crew while here. Accept Subject: “ Report for the . isting conditions it would he the our thanks, Mr. Britt nnd Mr, IIolly'T Year’s Work in Every Department,! acme of inhumanity and of unwis­ and when either of you arc in our nnd sernon on "lin k in g Bnckwnrd i 70 dom to force any debtor Into bank­ city don’ t fail to call nnd see us.— and Forward." j 4ldO ruptcy if by the most liberal indul­ Eustis I-nke Region. , The church hns done exceptionally i gence b e would In? ultimately nble Jo A to ll well this year nnd it will be gratify­ pay. lUisim-ss failures do more than How IHg JVew Yojk Grocery Firm ing .and interesting to henr these re- j druggist* wreck business; they oft-times dc' Keeps Down flats. ports. Every member should * he sroy mail. s Vroomo A Co., Butler & Cheese there nnd nil others cordially invited. 'Liberal indul/i-nces nnd renewals should )»■ minted by the mnnufae- Merchants,'New York City, says: “ Wo Just ns .soon ns the announcement hirers to the jobbers, by the jobbers keep RAT-SNAP in our cellar all the We buy Is made that a brick hfotk' is to be to the merchants, by the merchants time. It keeps down rots. to ibr individuals. It is no time for it by the gross, would not be without erected in Sehring nnd you think this a creditor to seize his debtor by the it.” Farmers use RAT-SNAP be­ will he the last for some time, along thnmt ami savagely say: ’ pay me cause rats pass up all food for RATSNAP. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. comes another fellow and starts some­ what thou uwest.’ , Let the Federal government Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hard­ thing elBe,..hut generally it is a brick block. ennti a finance corporation of ilome ware Co. IF N OT, S ARE YOU INSURED? W. J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ' / AGENTS General Fire office rrorLEs Insurance iusk miulihnu F lo r id a S a n fo r d , financial Situation the Cause For Gravest Concern • • *_ - 1 , , More than u b e r a l in d u l g e n c e ■ > W h en you let us supply your building; needs you get s great deal more than just so many feet of lumbci;— bundles of shingles— pounds of nails*—or panels of Bfeaver Board. You get the benefit o f our^ building material knowledge and experience in Sendee thgt helps you get the results you want at tho right price. Service first in planning, the work—mpro service in selecting proper mate­ rials— speedy service in delivering the goods. You pay for the. materials. The serWoopays fo r its e lf in the larger volume of fcusines* it brings through super-satisfied customers. It will pay you to be one o f them, . "PainSenemy" -n is a i «oit that Will enable the people of other lands to obtain from us the commodities they so greatly need but for which they are not able to make Immediate payment We believe such a corporation to be entirely feasible and that its mere creation would subiUntiallv help the situation. “3.—The Federal Reserve Board »hnuld |,c urgad and authorized to adrise all hanks to adopt a liberal pol­ icy of rmewnls. The law authorizing six months' credit on foreign paper should be liberally construed and rcnewnls fur n like period should be freely granted wherever consistent with other solvency. The real wealth of the country is unimpaired. It would b* a suicidal policy to destroy thla health by n, pro-emptory call of loans. ' "If necessary ...the congress should act ftt onoe to nmend tho Federal Reserve law so as to temporarily flip­ p y additional currency and, 'afford more time to debtors in distress. "We believe that the general adoption by individuals and by the govemment of the policies herein suggested would not only afford material aid but would at once supplant the gloom •nd the fear of the present'with that confidence so vital to wholesome and successful business.” ■ t Service 517 Cnnitncrriol Flrcet 't f z v DEPENDABLE ABJOLUTELY FOR HEADACHES ICKLY \ 0 * iQ * -6 0 * a d o tt{e o r b y D o se Inilm y.Vj.'ijfck/tfyi It Simply Removes Ohstruclions to' Blocd Flow—D islodgin ' Accumulations of many years—And Ti m Eflual zis . Pressure on Nerves— Arteries : “ ENERGIZER” For Many Human 1 e) Y t S'AFE investment, a good reliable'car" \~s JL to drive is the usual com m ent among business men regarding Buick^. Buick has won the favor o f men in business and the professions by its twenty year record of keeping faith. ASK THEM Ills And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions Better— G-’ Ls U Nourishment to Dormant Tissue. No Mystery— No Imagination TELEPHONE 184 L. C. CAMFRON 4 P. O. Box 399 : _ The "LOGICAL TREATMENT” ASK US c jS e tife t. j-r <5 “ DO IT N O W ” , r r * The roominess and beauty of the new Buick Nineteen Twenty One Cars afford gratifying satisfaction to the entire family, too, in leisure hours. 9 . i • » Re-infor^ing Buick reliability is Author­ ized Buick Service everywhere, available. W e are distributors fo r the famdus Nbj Mr. Joe Armstrong, Celebrated Bog Trainer, Uaea Rat-Snap. "Noticed rata around my kennels, having hundreds o f prize dogs, could­ n’t take chances. Tried RAT-SNAP; in three weeks every rat disappeared. Noticed that the * dogs never went noar RAT-SNAP. I tell my friends about RAT-SNAP.” Use this sure orient exterminator, it’s safe. Comes in enke form. Three aftes, 36a, 65c, Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware C*. — ■' At a meeting o f the Jacksqnvlllo Clearing House Association, the or­ ganization plan for the ' SouthernFederal Farm Banking Corporation, authorised by the Edge act, wma »p- proved. The cdrporatlon will have • capital stock o f $6,000,000. * For any make o f Car Guaranteed 18 Months ir apy make o f Battery and guarantee it fo r months. Also have a Rental Battery while we repair or exchange yours * . -i-' d? O R LAN D O , FLO R ID A Phone 189 3U A . R E N A U D , Prop, J. Thigpen, L o c a l Agent �. \ ) • IgSfa V-V-V* ^ ■ * jj-t B J h -‘ ilii I AN APPRECIATION Memorial Services Held Yesterday IF YOU NEED A NEW On Monday morning, November 1 1920, was laid to rest in beautiful Forest Hill cemetery, all that war r_ mortal of Mrs. Eva A. Curtiss, who * . *- * *— ^ '■* died October 28, In Sanford, Florida, ' SANFORD LODGE. NO. 1241 B. P. Buy the Best that is made where she had' lived during the past O. E. HELD ANNUAL 14 years. 1$ seems fitting that tfomeMEMORIAL tliing more than the bare announce­ ment o f death and burial should be (Ffora MonJ»T‘ » D illj) said by some one who*"knew her well, The annual memorial services of as it had been my good fortune to Snnford I.odge No. 1241, Benevolent have known her for four decades. and Protective Order o f Elks was W e also have the Buck Line o f Madison had been her* hpmc for USThn Inside word about One* held in the Methodist church yester­ more than half a century. Bom in GAS RANGES Eleven. The American To* day nnd attended by a large crowd, the state‘o f New York, sho camo hers bacco Cdtnpany has 6crvcd the the fact that the services were held in the Fifties with her husband, Mr. in a church instead o f the theatre at­ E. It Curtiss, who was Madison’s public ’with fine tobaccos for tracting many who would not have many years. It commands the chief photographer for many year*. : walked down town. The services this experience and skill to prepare Past four score and enfeebled in body year were unusually good, the musi­ she yet ‘took a keen interest in all and know good cigarettes. cal numbers of Dr. McCoslin on the that made life beautiful. .Her min'd COM PAN Y The American Tobacco Com­ pinno and the ladies quartette com­ was alert, and she maintained to the pany would not give the address posed o f Miss Mabel Bowler and last a fine appreciation of the glor­ SANFO R D, FLO R ID A Mrs. Roumillat, Daiger and Housholo f its home office as the name of ious world in which she lived. She der and the vocal nutnbenrof Mrs. A. a n ciV c ig a r c tte ifit did not believe was a true Christian, and always took W. Lee nnd Miss Mabel Bowler all that the blend would please you. an active interest in the moral and being especially appreciated by the spiritual welfare o f the community. people present She labored for the building up of the' The male quartette composed of kingdom when laborers were few, NEW PRICE LISTS JUST IS S l^ D . PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prompt Messrs. Parker, Bates, Stone and Don she generously gave and .sacrificed Shipments. Order now. FertiUxera, Insecticides, Spr*yen, Poultry Sup. "f^N ALLY— Whitcomb were very good. « when there was little to give but love plies . The address this year was deliver­ and tears. Thus she nobly helped to try them ed by Hon. W. W. Phillips, of Lake E . 0 . P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. lay the foundations o f our religious City, nnd one of the members o f the ' *:• * FLORIDA nnd civic life. ‘ We do well to remme- JACKSONVILLE Florida legislature nnd it was one of ber and honor her along with others the best that has ever beeft delivered who toiled together in her day to here at any mcmorinl services. Mr. make our'city morally and spiritual­ j Phillips took his themd on fratemally beautiful-* Nor can we let them |ism and1 the'Elks as builders of the sail away from our earthly vision 1community nnd the spirit of this without flashing them our loving naClu«r»nt*e<l ^ ^ 4 . ♦ lodge in helping one nnother in ev­ 4 f lute, “ Hail and FnrcwcV!" + I HAVE A 'F E W FINE TRUCK FARMS, WITH GOOD HOUSj ery worthy enterprise and gnve the Kind Nature gnve this excellent ■—whicH raesnt thit !{ jou Jon’* audience something to think about re­ woman mnny rare qualities. She was * ES, AND CAN DELIVER AT ANY TIME. SEE ME BEFORE + like •lit" Ci*sr«tUi, e*« S'* 4 garding Elkdom in particular and revyrent; optimistic, full of faith, X faut inutuf tuck from Ihe dfilct. J YOU BUY. , * fraternities in general. • , courageous, with an unusual talent There- Is nothing in Elkdom more for doing things. She cnlled herself impressive or more noble than that n Marthn in the household of faith. part of the ritual which gives homngp Endowed with fine qualities for lead­ 4 106 N. PARK AYE. PHONE 349 > 'is caught in the state trying to dis- and honor to the departed brother. ership, she was ever a' power for J t be- *444444444444444444*:-4444*>444-:-4«4444444444444444444+44 >» D A D O A W A f T '” 7 ? ' " , i* m ,° r nny ,'1 ; VOn r W V C r tE! kS ** * : l«n g«l and in the community in w hicli path­ . fc . T A n M / N A l l b tfr run: a great favor y upon y . Ur, '! lZ .T : m° rt\ ° ln1,,m,,.,,|y cnch she lived. There is much tender p Walker year on thy first Sunday in Deeemos in the reflection tlrtft when the othS E E U S ! W E H A V E IT --------'and family ami will also be instru- Inr; nnd again when the burial ser­ er ilny, she returned in old nge, with IIKARD XKM HOME HAD BEEN •mental in 'catching n slick second vice is pronounced at the grav.c of a •OPENED AND WAN I ED IO man. a professional burglar and departed brother this ceremony in closed eyes and silent lips, to the city sin* had loved so long so few wore SEE * * ! one who should be apprehended. form and spirit typifies the .highest ]uft „ f thc m friends'with whom she; G. A. MATHEWS and A. P. CONOLLEY degree of Elkdom.* It shows the had been associated in the earlier I — — ----------------Vct-m M r,1. . 1 Il.il, THE lH IH lt V ITV SPIRIT world and each other that we, as an life of the city,—just, a few who rcHurglar-, m a burglar, reading tin111 II.US’ \l K) f \MI\S order, are not unmindful of otir great­ notice in Saturday's Herald about the verently accompanied hen to the “ sil­ est Messing— the fellowship, the com­ ent city." But there is gnat joy in new Methodist parsonage being open­ GAINKSVII.EE. Dee. . 1 - The ed, probably thought there had been Gainesville Community Cnriip, built panionship and the love of our broth­ ihe belief that those who knew hor a shower of silverware and other bv volunteer labor, which was yester­ er. Iicst and loved her most will throng More than that, it brings before us presents and In- proceeded to break day an uncertainty, is today a reality the shores and shout her welcome into the parsonage Saturday night Tile people, of tilts rity are to be *.i vividly that, we measure a man by home, when her boat shall cast anch­ with the idea of lifting all the new highly commended for the spirit with *lie imprint he Ims left upup us rath­ or where the signal lights nre swing­ presents. Lucktiv Hr. Walker did not which they entered upon this project er than by Ids mere physical pres­ ing, where the waters nre still nnd have his silverware in his home but and still more for the manner in ence. Some departed ones have left the storms never bent. Local and Long Distance Hauling so vivid an imprint upon our charac­ the burglar made away with three which they succeeded. Kove for the beautiful was a pas­ ters and our lives that they are with sion of- her soul, nnd she sought to fine watches, one of them highly prifEveryone scented to have a desire ed as tlie gift of an Elks lodge in to work their* hardest when' the us even now to a greater degree than give it expression In mnny exquisite I f W e r l e a s e Y ou , T e ll O llie r s . If W e D o n ’ t, T e ll Us. Weft Virginia ami a stick pin and signal started for work nt S a. m., some who pre living. . And so it shall works of art. Arid that delightful oc­ several other ;M icles of jewelry and nnd this same spirit kept the work always be. Tbe memory of our broth­ cupation held her passionate interest all the money He could find. He was- at top notch nil day. At noon the ers shnlt stay with .us always. almost, to the very hour of her transAfter all, one consolation is left to the real article and made his entry house which Is to provide shelter for lntinn. She was ever striving to without waking any of the family. the travel-worn tourist had its foun­ Elks in the fnct that while body re­ make the ennvas tell you what things Mrs Blount, daughter of Dr. Walker, dation laid and its timber erected, turns to earth from whence it came, sho saw in this glorious word. Tims of E f .Myers, Who is visiting the fam­ and via- well <vi) tin- way toward Com­ the spirit goes back to Him who gave . forest and lake, fields nnd hills, flowit, the remembrance of these absent i ers nnd fruit, sunset and dawn, all ily, had U’l-ii awake at intervals with pletion Fruit and Vegetable Crate* jsewer pipes were laid and hj-r bai.y and was giving it medicine the entire plot of ground had beer\ brothers is ours nnd remains with us charmed her soul, and it is wonderful and awakened about three in the- cleared. At noon a feast was spread and cannot bo taken away. You Can Buy From Us at how they stole so many delightful The eulogies were delivered by morning to look at her watch and see j ,iy thp women of the dty an() {t wm8 WJioIeiaU prices . hours* out o f her busy life. Though e ft the time when she discovered the a most excellent menl and highly rel- Hon. W. F., Shelley nnd Hon. Forest the painter hns gone, she has left our Ijike nnd they were given! in a mnp- city opriched by one of the rarest watch missing, Cnlling tocher father|,v the workers. Wrli* for Prlc* Lift ncr that came straight from the heart and *asking for the time Dr. Walker treasures o f her art—the beautiful i The University" of Florida band W.A. Merryday Company ■found.hie watch missing and upon furnished music for the occasion and of each of thym. The only members painting nf the city of Mndrson an Palatka, Florida awakening the family this loss * of the rythin of the mimic was echoed 'o f Sanford bulge deceased during tbe scon from the south' shore of ,tmke many ether articles was noted. The in the pounding of the hammers. On |year vvern W. IE Deters and Joe Dc- Monona. This treasure adorns the nut) burglar must have taken off otic, of the whole it was a glorious victory i Mont, both of them greatly beloved 1walls’ of the Young Women's Chris­ their brother Elks nnd both of the screen windows on tbe lower front for the pride of the citizens of by tian Association building on State . . . , , . . ,, . Ithem having been staunch members floor, broke into tho house, searched Gainesville in their town and the , ,L_._ ,.#1 street. And when you look upon it, ENGLAND! Sold emrwhcm b y fynufmu dealers the entire premises and made his es- iamp site will bear lasting e‘- « l^req of Sanford Toil go during their life remohiber the noble woman and cher­ WTT-CDGC 5WHNG und dfporiment atoroQ time. t•. ca|H* all in .about (,n,. hour’s time and ish tho memory of Mrs. Eva A. Cur­ lo their willingness to do a *ood The exercises were impressive nnd no amateur cyuld have accomplished. t|rn for thejr fej,ow tiss.— E. L. Eaton, in the Wisconsin countrymen. very beautiful as the memorial exer­ State Journal, Madison, Nov. 6. this nnd escaped. (The Boy Scoats were excused from cises of the Elks nre the world over _ The police, department was f*or (h(l ^ flnd lhcy knclAUdcd shum o e e o c a t fnObfc-Dwtink-aue*‘ dtalely notified but no c ue has yet whlte. wa8h,ntf bri(:ivld white- and the Methodist church had been Work on . the jetties near Fort .Wen discovered that would lead to the n,<>hifl thp fonce and a„ trw>3 which beautifully decorated for the occas­ ion nnd lent itself admriabty for the Pierce hns been proceeding slowly identity o f the th.ef and if any o n e ^ ^ Ifft tu ghjldc the grounds. purpose. during the last week o f two, owing to the rough weather which has in­ WHY THAT LAME BACK? terfered with the placing of the rock, nnd the fnct that the jetty now reach­ That morning lamcness-those sharp pains when bending or lifting, make es the breakers nnd it is possible to work n burden and rest impossible. work only at low tide. Don't be hadicapped by a bad back— look to your kidneyj You will make no mistake by following this Sanford resident’s example. Mrs. W. A. Til Iis. 110<* Elm Ave., says: “ I am just as'strong for Doan’a Kidney Pills now as when I endors­ ed them before. I used them some few years ago. At that time I had a sore and lame back and found it di­ fficult to bend over. My lcidncys did­ n't act as they should, either. I used a box of Doan's and they regulated my* kidneys and rid me o f the pains in f 3- L1?^ my back. I have great faith In Doan’s Kidney Fills." Price^ GO cents- at all dealers. Don't aimpfy ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Tillis had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. c About One-Eleven ?§£&/&-£. ;ihm||^ H ! L ) . •-■*»j--~;^~?1 '■«’ ' - -c-~, »-• THE SANFORD WEEKLY JERALD FRIDA y ! DECEMBER 10, 1920 PAGE FpUR P g^Tllp^sSS -> * if -* ;.*." *r*i T g?" * ^'.; * 2 0 OIL COOK STOVE i l l c i g a r e t t e s j ^ *r The FLORENCE J V; ’ll IHi i| 1 :| WG REDUCTION IN PRICES I After Lettuce. What? j rjjsllf 'Mi vtiiin ' ■ I BURGLARS VISITED Mr Rv\ H eT-’ ,-•». * T- ,Thi, - i - ™ ' ; H./B. L E W IS z s ’z City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands Hr- LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER VWe Deliver The Goods” PHONE 498 I ry■ : MONEY On Flour, Grain and Feed SAVING PRICES A 25c Want Ad. in The will Rent Your House For You Mules! Mules! Mules! I i u We .nave at Hand Bros. Barn, Sanford, Fla. a car-load ot good Bioke Tennessee and Kentucky Mules, ages 5 to 7 yrs. old, weigh from 850 lbs. to 1250 lbs. for sale or swap. You will do well to look these Mules over as they are an extra good load of Mules, worth the money. 11 h W; I. S tea g a ll Mule Co. and progress are com? VERY DISTRACTING Whenever n conscientious editor does go to church on Sunday evening the chances are some girl will come in .and sit down ip front of him, wearing, those large puffs over her oa.s, nnd he'll sit there trying to ap­ pear interested in the sermon, while thinking-how much the back o f that girl's head looks -like the ace o f clubs. — Tarpon^Sp ring* Ix-nder. . *rm*m * . jjr xafc *--.1-4- r r- P eS H I ' f t *- " - ' -1 t --- 3—^ A I T - ~l^[ orida Citrus Exchange Membership la the Florida Citnu Exchange requires only the xhUHy to eo-opeme. Np intuition fee*, no membership due*. For information, consult tha nunigtr of nearest association or ink-exchange, or write'to the business maniger at Tampa. �% • r l — -•- •1 « . « * -. . ■ ’ ■: -- --- T-/- ?,& ' V-Tj^ - - . ^ -r * * ; ■ *--- -■■ ■■»■ • / ■ - 'i I = i r A - w fS l -ir- mm ••' .* *: T ' ■ y T ^ ^ ,^ ^ ^ r*;-ygT .-- -' ILY HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, governm ent e x pe n se s ON PEACE TIME PROGRAM WILL TOTAL FIVE BILLION PAGE PIVB Of 1MONTEZUMA HOTEL Law to Be Tested OPENS TOMORROW m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii > - -< jillllllllllllllllllllM !M 23530053232348482323485348234853484848534853015348 (From Tuetd&j’t Dally) -m s The constitutionality of the 1917 ANOTHER FINE HOTEL FOR SAN­ FORD OPENS ITS j state law putting all county officials DOORS. (on a graduated commission fee sys______ ______ I*l‘,n tostend of the present system of j { From Dally ) ...... . allowing the county officials to have! Another fine hotel is added to San­ TEMPORARY QUARTERS [all the fees collected from their re-! ford’s growing tint today nnd the Costs f F 0 ,{ T » E MANY VISITORS |»P«tive Offices ns salaries, will be Montezuma will open for dinner to­ WHO ARE TRAVELING lcstct* *n l^c eoUrts> and the first* Nor can you make much money without some _____ _ * j meeting will be by the sheriffs of morrow and take care o f the home this (Tram W.daod.,-, Dtily) j the state, who will hold their annual people nnd the tourists from effort to J. D. Hood and Secretary Pcarman, meeting in the Circuit Court cham* time forward. The Montezuma has been in coursu o f constructior for the of the Chamber of Commerce, went hers Wednesday i.t 11 a. m. Reserve Your Resources out yesterday morning and collected \ The legislature of 1917 pnssed a past year, Capt. K. It. Murrell buying by establishing credit with a reliable bank. over one hundred dollars for a fund bill, which was drawn up by Judge the property and spending consider­ army a n d n a v y a s k f o r b ig to put up n first class camp some- Ion Farris of Jacksonville, putting all able money on, making it one of the . ,q SUM IF LEAGUE W h y not make some real " H A Y ” in the SUN finest hotels in this section o f the where near Sanford where not only the county officials of the state on n FAILS SHINE by starting a check account with us campers but others who are unnble to graduated scale, allowing them a state. I Tho Montezumn hns forty rooms (Br Th« AnocitWd r n ti) find a house can live this winter and certain percentage on all fees collcctBuild up your credit that you may be able to nnd is nrrnngcd with the solo idea of WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.— Another if a suitable tract o f land can be cd from their offices, none to receive master difficult problems. j*aco time estimate of nearly $5,000,- purchased tho^enmp idea will expand more than $6,000 a year ns sninry, giving the guests that atmosphere of solid comfort nnd home appearances 000,000 for the government’s expenses into something tangible. , instead of allowing the officials all i : during the fiscal year 1922 faced conIt hns been suggested thnt the city the fees collected by their respective that goes straight to the heart o f the stranger in our midst. The rooms nre press when it reassamblcd today; or some o f the organizations o f the offices, r. nil arranged with everything in the The exact figures ns transmitted by city take the nmtter in hund, secure! The county judges will hold n Secretary Houston were $4,653,856,- the Innd, put in streets nnd water and meeting in the offices o f the Cham- way of modern conveniences nnd with 753, an increase of nearly one bil­ other necessities and divide the innd her o f Commerce Tuesday morning the-comfortable rooms nnd tho excel­ q • __ ' lion over the appropriation for. the- into lots and rent the ground space to for the purpose of discussing what lent cuisine th«5*Montczuma will take i i current your but $211,000,000 less nny nnd nil who would desire a place action to take in regard to proposed itc place nmong the best hotels of . the stntei than estimates submitted a year ago. to stay during the winter or the Sum- ehnnges in the law, nnd also to disMr.* Murrell was fortunate in se­ Continuing war costs were directly mer months. cuss the proposition o f testing the curing Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. McLendon reflected throughout the estimate, in­ This iden is taking root nmong the inw in the courts while the county to take charge o f the Montezuma. Mr. dicating that the government might cities of the world today on accovint tax assessors, circuit court clerks McLendon is a hotel man o f many bunch o f hustling salesmen and they ears right along. If there are any be on a four billion dollar basis fo r o f the dearth of houses everywhere, nnd other officials affected by the years experience and enme. here from never fail to clenr out n car load of people wnnting a fine ear fo r Christ­ some years to come, ns compared The tract of land cduid be purchased bill will hold a meeting in Janunry W inter‘Haven where he hns been re­ I.cxingtonB in a few weeks after re­ mas time see this elegant line o f with the one billion maximum pre­ outright and made very desirable and to take up tho subject., siding for some time but seeing the ceiving them. Perry Jernigan is n Ixixlngtons nt the B. & O. Gnrngo and ceding the war. The single item o f kopt up in good shape nnd made into Many of the county officials in the possibilities of Sanford in the hotel former newspnper man and knows got a demonstration—the boys are interest on the public debt was alminiature city of its own with nil larger counties o f the state receive line wns persuaded to come here nnd the value of printers' ink nnd he uses not stingy with their gas at all and most the pre-war maximum of all ap- the modern improvements. There is from $15,000 to $30,060 a year under take (his fine new hotel. The Monte­ it with the result thnt he moves his will take you out at any time. ' propriations, this total being $922,- nq one wanting to camp out who the present system nnd a few years i■ zuma will be welenmod into the fig Id. 3 « 650,000. In addition there was an es- would not bo willing to pay n small ago it was not unusual for ninny to With the present remarkable growth timatc of $205,754,864 for the war ground rent or who would not be will- receive from ,$20,000 to $60,000 n o f Sanford nnd the demand for hotel debt sinking fund. • ,ing to buy n small tract o f Innd for a year as fees, bi\t in recent years accommodations the field ennnot be Of the individual departments, the jtemporary home with the idea thnt about $30,000 has been the limit rCcovered with half a dozen good hotels army nnd navy, ns usual, asked for A permanent home could be built nt .ceivcd by any, it is stated. • ;trx nnd nil of them mean more people for the greatest amounts, tho estimate fo r any time. As there arc carpenters ' Under the new law no official will Snn'onl. the military establishment being nnd other nrtisnns nmong the tour- receive more than $5,000 with the ■ 5 ;£ jO $699,275,502; for the naval establish- f ists they could easily mrike nrrnngc- exception of L. D. Howell, county soment, $658,522,231. The total estl- nights to build temporary ‘quarters licitor, who will receive a sninry of SPECIAL LEXINGTON AUTOMOBILES ARRIVE mites as given by Mr. Houston fol- this season and takh care of all those $5,100 under the new law, regardless fn s low: who would rare to take up cpinrters of whether or not his office receives } : ■ I.- • Legislative (congress) $9,324,040. here for the winter. the necessary amount of fees to mnkc The B. it O. Garage have received •t. Executive (White House nnd g o v -) The auto camp offers one of the up that amount;. This wns by n spec- n car load of new Lexington ears thnt rmmertt departments) $125,448,379. big problems facing every Florida city ini legislative enactment of 1910. !„ro In unties,'all of them. As stiver Judicial . (supreme court) $1,680,- and arrangements should be made Mnny prominent members of the tised in the Ilernljl, they nre special 215. now looking to the future nnd ar­ profession cjnim thnt the 1917 law Is j,,bs, special hotly lines, special upDepartment of agriculture, $41,- rangements thnt would be satisfactory so full of loopholes and flaws that holslor.v, special tops und they nre 989,379. • to all parties concerned. they believe that the Inw will never special in tviry respect. The it. & Foreign Intercourse, $11,983,848. stnnd n test of the rourts and thnt j o arr forlorn, te m scouring this car Indian affairs, $11,980,703. therefore the county officials rnny be of extra fine Lexington ears [or the TODD A SELLERS Dll) IT. Pensions, $265,190,000. able to still rolled their salaries un- hn'iday trad and hive already disPanama J amil, $16,187,255. In the write up of the Methodist ib r the old fee systf-m, regardless of j ^> ,| . f (wo „ r them but have several Public w.rks, $250,928,194. parsonage Inst week tm mention wns a court decision, until the incoming bcauths left. The L\ & O !u , « Postal sen-ice, $685,406,902. made o f the work of tin- different legislature which meet* in A^iril, Miscellaneous, $75,154,741. artisans nnd artists on the home nnd passes new laws. Permanent annual appropriations, Todd A Seller, who pointed the par- l Local county officials stated Mon$1.300,776, 391. sonnge want the world to know that ‘lay that all of the county officials I best estimates prepared by the they were the men behind the paint " f the state whose salaries are nfDemocratic administration for the bnish. We saw the work and it wns G-cted by the law will hold meetings operation of the government during O. K. in every particular nnd Todd & to discuss the situation created by the first-fiscal year of the new Re­ Sellers nre not only artists in paint- the lav; nnd to hire attorneys, nnd in* _____ jc s ; publican administration. Republican ing nnd decorating am] wall paper “ truet them to test the law in the n ? 3 6 0 it* * leaders in ihe senate nnd house al­ jobs but they, believe in advertising courts. AT ready have forecast n Sharp cpt in and are using the Herald to let th e 1 In nddition,* these officials assert the total ami within the week the people know about them nnd we take that they will also make a strong $ C 0 0 h,*'J4v...... nimittes will begin the work pleasure in announcing that not only f'eht before ihe new legislature to of shaping the (nils which will carry the Methodist parsonage is one o f have the law repealed or else the 111111- for the various departments, their jobs but many more around Lied, in tin- event the courts decide The estimate for the postal service Sanford and their work speaks for g a i n s t them. The officials further THE BEST will not actually figure in govern- ftac|f. If you hnvc nny work of this -asserted thnt they intended to go > tV n ! menial expenditures,'since the postal ‘ kind look up Todd & Sellers, they are ■ahead nnd collect their salaries unCORSET | der the obi system u/itil a court de­ revenues practically cover the cost o f (he boys to do it nnd do it right. operations,, * cision! had been rendered or until FOR STOUT Included in the estimate for the new legislation strengthens the Inw STOCKHOLDERS MEETING •rniy and navy is a total o t $95,000,. 1 or etse modifies or reipeals it nltoWOMEN. 600 f<T development nnd maintenance To the Stockholders of Sanford Iluild- getner. °f the air service in the two defening & I-onn Association: , The meeting of the sheriffs wns LIG H T B U T I U V I I *i'e branches of the government. Tho The annual meeting of the stock- called by I’ . (J. Ramsey of GaincsSTRONG W IX 7J 10 If, r*v> asks fur $35,000,000 nnd the holders o f the Sanford Building A ville, president of the Florida ShorON SAIF. FOR A *rmy seeks $60,000,000, Loan Association will be held at its iffs Association. In the letter reB*1 U /T f DISTRIBUTORS SHORT TIME Fhii f among the estimates for tho office, 10 Magnolia avenue, Sanford, reived by Sheriff W. H. Dowling on ■Ui j SAN FORI) FLORIDA ^vy is one of $184,000,000'to contin- Florida, nt eight p. m., Saturday, Jan- , Monday, J. R. S. Houstwnn, secrej l u J m v i Na4 / w>a far trial. fotM »w m U , *e the 19IC three-year building pro- uary 8, 1921, for the purpose of elect- tnry and treasurer, stated thnt to NDtomc icmcTAsmon w »m tn » *T*m- Pay for tho navy personnel ing directors for the ensuing year, addition to discussing' the new fee DwtH. • nlnWrUn KwTart ! k by $923,910.* nnd to transact such other business system and discussing legal methods The army’s greatest single item is as may legall come before it. o f testing the law in the courts the **15,659,830. for the pny nnd mileage T. J. MILLER, sheriffs w'ould elect officers to perve ®f officers and men. President’, for the ensuing yqnr. Subsistence Attest; id M- the force is estimated at A. P. CONNELLY, • j The sheriffs association was orgnn: I ,490895. An appropriation of . Secretary 12-8-oaw4t ixed in 1913 by Sheriff Dowling who If you want your wife to do a thing wns elected the first) president.— ,808,000 Is postponed for the natf of lonal guard. just tell her you won’t permit it. Jacksonville Metropolis. Y Expenditures on public works sug*£ I s now ready to serve the trade in this part o f fMtrd under 4he wnr department toi . Florida in everything in •Ul *185,1.34,428, of which $68;097,865 tf*® to river and harbor improvcf A jnent. For improvement nnd mainmince of military posts, fortificat ns and other works of defense the ,n »y lists $117453,614. War You C a n t Make Will Hare To Be Figured m Hag Without Sunshine FOR Y E A R H O COME w !S e m in o le C ou n ty B a n k ! ! Sanford,Florida - ! A Home Bank for Home People ( 1 Car Load of exingtons M ’ Received Mondag All Are Specials Special L e a t h e r Uphol­ A REAL BARGAIN stery, Special T ops, Spe­ cial Colors and Special S elf-R e d u c in g Body Lines. If you want one of these Cars, call at a once, as we have already ■delivered one. I B. & 0 . MOTOR COMPANY Rock Lime in barrels The Carter Lumber Co. | Rough and Dressed Lumber and Builders’ Supplies Hydrate Lime in sacks m a s o n ic e l e c t io n he annual election o f officers of “ "ford Lodge No. 62 F. & A. M., *** held last night In the lodge A large crowd was present ns Election is an event of unusual In- * In addition to the election 0 candidates were initiated, the T0rJt put on by W. T. Wheclesa, Junior Warden. The, results of the election were as follows: * | W M*. Haynes, W. M. W- T. Wheel ess, S. W. ' s; Babbett, J- W. ’ • W. Spencer, Treas. L! B‘ Adams, Sec’y. , ® lodgo has enjoyed a very pros- | Nursery Stakes Pine ■■ ► U M B E R PRICES ARE; LOW ER and this is the time to build the home that you have been w anting so long ► — ! . Fee us for Prices on Materials o f All Kinds in Building Supplies ---------- -- ■ . ‘ 4 -t—I* ~ Phone 36 tor Prices T Chase & ...........................— 1■1 4 Carter Lum ber Company Cor. Laurel Avenue and Commercial Street, Sanford S Jno n &r, “ ? ‘!er the ab,.(B leadership D. Jinkins, Master. i‘ r * X* . •- .. M tv.; J .'.r i m m - rtSSti '■ �THE SAN FO qp DAILY HERALD, PAGE SIX FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920 Why pay the Middle Man profits on Purina O-Molene and other Purina Feeds by buy ing from the small merchants when you can buy direct through' the Cates Crate Co Phone 181 J CATES CRATE COMPANY and save 50c to $1.00 per Sack. LONG WOOD PICK L I Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Fuller nnd Miss Lelia Fuller were shopping in Orlnndo Thursday. Mrs. Nettie Barlow, from Orlnndo, was to see her mother, Mrs. Porter, Thursday. The box supper held Friday eve for the benefit of the Library was a great NOTICE or INCORPORATION \iillr* !• b*r*l’7 cliff* lliil it*1, lie* nr..Iff illDMl. Inlrml (» a[>pl/ in Ibe. llnmirablr l'»ry A. llif'lrf llottnur i'f ! I * Slain of Kliitblii, ■m lit* Mh il*f of Jammy, A. !■ IIOI. fur teller* I’atrnt lmnr(n**lllil III* Sll.ttlXOl.K u k a i .t v a m i i n v e s t m e n t c o iip o r a t io n tlinlel lb* fnllnnlttc Jim|.i*ril rliart.r, tb* uric lull til whirl, I* it"* ,oii III* In lit* office of Ihr .iftirtatf of MI* fc OKU. W. KNICIIT, KHWAtlll IIIIXIINS. into, U. IlKUItlNII. ARTICLE Or INCORPORATION OF THE *> SEMINOLE REALTY AND INVESTMENT CORPORATION \V*. the umleralannl. h i,* a,***e|ate*l. an l ilo hprahf a,*-*rlalr unr**l>** ti>cclln-r foe lb* puriaa* of formlni nnraelaea Inin a I*«*ly politic ami *-**n**irala umler and I,j tlrtti* of lit* lawa nf lb* SI atc of I*.mill a. ami do adopt Ibe fnt binlns Arltrl*a of Incorporation. Prof. Shaffer was a visitor in. San­ ford Thursday. B. J. Overstreet was in Orlnndo Saturday. Tli* natn* of Itita rofpocallon aball lw Send, J. S. 'Dinkel was transacting busi- not* lleally and Inrea Imen [ t'or|>oratlofl. and It, plaraa of bualnea* at Sanford, Plml.Ja, and npaa in Sanford Monday. tuih otbar placwa aa may from tin,* in i|m* be Mias Lucy Simpson of Orlnndo nrret,ary In onlar to carry on the affalra and apont the week with Miss I.clin liudnca* of lb* corporation. ARTICLE t. | .Ttic croctal nature of III* bualncaa to b* . Teller. cnmlurlcd by thla nirporalloa aball be |o bnjf, | Mr. and Mrs.. own. tell and conrej- real ratal*, and to tin- , |imr* the aanic by crccttnc Imlbllnce tti«nmii;| •Longwood were visitors in Orlando lo bar and acll real aatalr for oilier*, on comir monBjr and a*ror* Hi* | Saturday. pijinnil of aim*, and itw>n*y ollicrwla* owlac, | Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Barlow o f Or­ by tmif If****, it* rda, laimta, nolca or other j t litre for lando wns plaiting Mr. nnd Mrs. nbllititlou luaiis nf money; I LcVino Sunday. Services were held at the Christ to raauiln*, pit* nn ami zuaranlrp tilt* Church Sunday. Rev. Peek o f San­ ratal*; In teal csial*: In baiult* all brunet*** of In anram-e. Inelmlln* Ibe nm!*r*,rflliit' of nub, ford officiating. tuobllm: to .l-uy ami a*ll. arnutre. own and Mr. nnd ^Irs. J, ft. Dinkel and Miss •inbl all p* (tonal properly nectawary amt n<lin lic e u n In i.miliictliis ami lr«n*oi’iInc any Olive Dinkel were in Orlnndo Satur­ bir.liieaa ibat till* rorjtmiltm It autlmrlrcil In rarry on^ ami to ,1n all amii nllicr anil fiirlbcr day. • Ibines a» may t*> n*rr*»ary nmt e\|*e*!letit tn J. A. Bistline is* making an ad­ !* ibibc f„r lb* aucccaafsl iransaribai nf Ibe 1msIlieSt amt affair* nf Ibis ■...rl-‘f ti11.m aln| dition to his bungalow. la lias* excreta* atul enjoy all of ll.e. rlcbta, Mrs.-K, K. Hardy was shopping in pitpf, ami prt,II*c*a Inrblmt tn i-nr;-itnI!"HS i.r.', ntn*l ami rsltllnc umler ( b e bins nf lb* Sanford on Friday. Mali* of fT„rIda. J. • .. F. J. Neimyer wits transacting Tie aimmnl of ARTICLE Ibc rapllal aliwk air tills **.ii oration aball I** flKTY THOt-SANP HOL­ business in Sanford Friday. LARS ffsl,niWl.l«n: to be ilUbldl Inin ElVE Mij. and Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. IIIM Ull;l> StIMtKS of Iba par table of ONE \ PIIEI> H U .M ils ifliat uni anrb. to IsStuart from Farmington, Me., are 111 paid f-*r will* lawful money of Ibc I nllnl sliis, nr any p-.rtI-'ll of tbn said capllat located in the Neimyer House. ■PmV niai b*-w*fer Is* payable In. nr 1-,'icl Mr. Wm. Erskine is the guest of I II Used for. 1*1 III 1t;W ptirrliaee nf i'f i-l-'l I' nr e pi Ilie* In property, lalsir nr ssryb'v- , I a Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E, Hardy. pl.l ralttallint linii-l.'T In Is- dsIecin.in-d by Hie Win. Peck ami Mr. Tyler, both of |Ins r*l nf ! -! I*’. l "I , ARTICLE 4 •Connecticut, arc located in the I'huiM-r cottage for tlu- winter. Mrs. Porter returned Monday from the hospital where she has been for several days. Funeral of William Tt. llealy, son o f W B. llealy, was held at the Longwood Cemetery Tuesday afternoon, December 7th. The impressive serv­ ice of the Elks was held, of which he was a member. Willie wns formerly a I. ingwooii hoy hut left her,- some years made many friends, spending most nt his life on the railroad, cnmim-nring as a newsboy and working up to lie a conductor. He wns only I years old A large number of his friends from New Smyrna, Winter Park, Sanford nnd l.otikwood were present. He leaves a wife, mother and fattier of Miami, two brothers and one sister i'ii*ri li-dT At t r i CLI H who live in the North and were an Tin- Social DepartitnM.it "f the at ftiilnwa Woman’s Club have been very fur- isrttjrg-* W rkt£iti <**n tunntt* in securing the Million Dollar IMviHl tllrvlw <*. Ilftrim:. Htnl Band for a dance Wednesday even­ IN WITNI’JiM \V||till lUMiri^rAtiir* **f llil* ing. I#u!»*.nU'wi| fl.etr nafitr* i ni:n After the evening concert down­ town the hnnd will go tu the, Purish House mid it will be ii mri- treat to Sanford to have such mush to dance Theft? i.h, inur.M1, a fhar^r f«?r the evening, the regblar price for nil the dances that havn been given late­ ly and tho Social Department not on­ ly expects to shaft* a good time with the Sanford public nt lnrge hut hopes to realize quite a neat sum. Poit Cards at the lleraW office, lc bargain. .<m- KITCHEN CABINETS H ie lie s t S erva n t in Your House These are Just n few of the exclusive features found in O ver $100,000 is spent annually to furnish these con ­ veniences. E very one o f them is a w orth-w hile i.iv provement and really n ecessary to attain the highes degree of kitchen cabinet perfection, h'ven though thes* im provem ents represent a great financial outlay, thprice lo you is not increased one cent.T h e co stu fa S T- r is no creator than that o f an y good cabinet. T h e differ n* * •sli trcA J'lii l-*» *h*rr* rid - •n pimfeA ill** m hftvt* Iu'n*untn n Sellers. Autom atic Low ering Flour Bin w hich elimi­ nates lifting, strainint»nnd climbing. Autom atic Base Shelf ICxtender w hich dv>"i aw ay with needless stooping. A nt-P roof C ist era, w hich slop entraqc-- o f these pests. The: e are many other features equally as interesting. ViMt miy m ore, pee these Im p rovem en ts with yotir i » - n ryes W e will -:a,oai:i our libeiul Selling plan w ith terms to suit your in com e. T -kit bilvn tilogo o f this op portu n ity . Ui-^iii lo r a j uy u j a y t'j* cuo and leisuto a Sellers guarantees. it is Hon. F. P. Foster, oui* next rep­ HON. F. P. FORSTER resentative in the Floridn legislature, DONATES TO THE HOSPlT.U who has hnndcd to the president of Our’ hospital is ever in the minds the hospital a generous donation, with and hearts of thd best citizens of our the reqbest that it be used in what­ city, ns evidenced by the numerous ever manner may seem best to tho gifts that are continually being, mndo executive committee. Mr. Foster is toward its *mnlntennnce. This time, a friend of nil good institutions, nnd f ts Dorn his serl’at Murphy, the Irrepressible Irishlure, especially man who is known throughout the nnd educational length and breadth of the state, n i here today in the interests o f his logW. LAWTON, dslative book that he hns published •President. enc^ session. Pat hns many friends here where ho lived at one time sod Try a Herald Want Ad.—It pays they are nlwnya glnd to sec him. 1 1 ru 1 s 1 imm ■ LM m * — ___________________ _____________________ IN C O R PO R A TE D ----------------------------------------------« • * a - r Organized tor the Benefit o f the Individual Grower BEST DISPOSITION MADE OF PRODUCE Go to Our Warehouse for Crate Material and Hampers For U. S. Bureau of Markets, Calfat or Phone Our Offic �t y v -y * . *r • O' 'if- • .- ' : . r . * -,T - - - —%r.-•— --------- - |3 'i -V- PAGE SEVEN 1920 CROP, PEPPER, EGG PLANT AND TOMATO T l i a f A l l a n Q a a il C n SEED just arrived. Call and see us before buying - - - I I I c L . H l l c l l O C C U V /O . ++<H"fr+.:.*.:.4.+ +<.4 4+4+++ +++4<.+ + 4 4 ++4++44<,4<.4+4444++4++44if+++4+4>+4+++(|i+)f<M ,+++++++4++t!>>}><|M|>iM><|M|><|.44l|,+ 4 4 + 4 4 + 4 4 4 t t ft 4 fU * t» 4 m * * ** ****W * * * * »H » * O U f » m » H W * U Christmas Time Ant^ your thoughts turning to gifts nnd something for friends, for family, for come one somewhere. What n wonderful idea that > Christmas Savings. J In our Bank has become and how fine it is now for tho-m who had n Christmas Savings Account with us this year to come in now and get their money for gifts or for some good cause, • Let Us Explain It UP8ALA AND GRAPEVILLE We are surely bplessed with perfect days at this writing. Sunday-school will meet at 2:30 for the winter months. A warm wel­ come for everybody; wo were glad to have with us a number from First $ street last time. Jesse Lee nnd wife nnd little ones were visiting ntthe home of his par­ ents on Sunday. t * Hoy Lee hns taken the place, of his brother on the school bus while Jesse is employed ngain at*the market in Sanford. Some sneak” 'thief stole a bicycle % ou^ ° f the gnrnge of Andrew Bnrthson Inst week. The young folks of the High School from this section enjoyed - on auto f i ---------------------------- 5-------------------------\ To you today and start you o ff with a Christmas Sav­ ings Account for next yenr. Ask your neighbor who has one and then talk it over with— trip to Eustis to witness the basket ♦++^+++++++++++++++*++**++*<*-M -+*l>-f>+*+<t++++++++**<t++*4 ball game 'twixt Eustis and Sanford on Friday. Mrs. Austin Williams was visiting Sunday at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Voile Williams. We are so glad to hear that the danger passed in Mrs. Vihlen ense MANY SUITABLE GIFTS. SOME NOT CARRIED BY and sh Is slowly recovering. Her : OTHER STORES daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Robbins and MIhs Olga, have been with her as much ns possible. Miss Olga Bellen spent the week­ end in town with her sister, Mrs. Dan Hedges. " , Mr. nnd Mrs. Ehrensperger nnd Miss Olgn Bellen visiter with rela­ tives at Fort Christmas, Thanksgiving * ' . * Day. Dr. Conway *f Orange City prencher m for us last- Sunday on "Faith." Wc i; C h r i s t m a s J e w e l r y DIAMONDS— (The finest line in Florida) WATCHES—All Makes.. t ~ ^ CUT G L A S S CH IN A LEATHER GOODS - --' *i HUNDREDS OF BEAUTIFUL AURTICLES AW AIT YOUR APPROVAL. GOODS SENT FOR SELECTION TO THOSE FURNISHING SATISFACTORY REFER­ ENCE. OPPORTUNITY THE PEOPLES BANK * Hess & Slager .Knocks nt YoYur Door But O nee and It Will Never Knock at Your Door Again With This Kind of a Proposition. JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA A MODERN BUNGALOW InBt year. FIGURES ON FLORIDA FRUIT CROP Mr. Wj{,linnis states that while the, price o f fruit just now is somewhat George R. Williams, special ngent lower than it hns been—oranges of Chase A Co., of Jacksonville, who bringing about $2.65—he looks for Is making headquarters pere, stop­ an improvement nfter the holidnys ping at the Hotel Thelma, furnishes nnd believes satisfactory prices will * us the following figures on citrus prevail Inter.— Lakeland Telegram. shipments this season: That Fitzgerald ease at Daytona , I’p to December 3, there, had been 3,2157 curs of grapefruit shipped from is developing many interesting fea­ Florida, equivalent to 1,143,000 box­ tures and from tin* daily reports of the Daytona papers somebody is go­ es. At the same date there had been ing' to jail right soon. It is rather shipped 1,11'- cars of oranges, equiv­ bad on the newspaper profession of Volusia county that such things alent to 1,500(000 boxes. The t nip f citrus fruit for the, woujd happen and especially to be year is estimated at 13,000,000 boxes. aired in the open forum. But then— There lias been more fruit shipped up to this unit* than to the snme date The mnn who gets a black eye gen­ erally earns it. Of six rooms, screened*wide porches, nil modern conveniences and improvements, il fnct one of the finest homes in the eity surrounded by oranges nnd grapefruit trees, (lowers, plants,' shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns, a complete home nnd then shall be glad to hear him again. Rev. ing- out o f ditches nnd cnmtls in Flor­ Albertson’s voice went back on him ida Gpoves nnd Black Hammock for the day, but he taught the.clnss Drpinngc Ditches. tor tis. Estimated yardage 12,000 cq. yds, • A certified check for $250.00 pay- ~~ Mrs. T. O. Tyner nnd son, Elmer, able to E. A. Douglass, clerk of Sem­ and Mrs. Mabel Krell and little Dor­ inole County, must'accompany each othy yient Monday with relatives nt bid. ’ Wipdermere, going and coming in Plans and specifications can be seen their auto. at tiie office of E. A. Douglflss or enn NOTICE TO DRAINAGE CON­ bo secured from Fred T. Williams, engineer, Sanford, Florida, on de­ TRA (T O R S posit of $5.00 tube returned if a bid is made. Sealed bids w illabe received by the The Bonrd reserves the right to re­ Board o f County •Commissioners of ject nny or,nil bids. ____ Seminole County, Florida, at the By order of the Board of County office of said Board at the Court Commissioners of Seminole County, House in Sanford, Florida, on or be­ Florida. fore ten o’clock A. M. on the 11th E. A. DOUGLASS, day of January, 1D21, for the c le a n -L -r . i 1 i-otcw Clerk. fllN E ACRES OFTILED LAND 11 Upon which you can raise winter vegetables for the land is tilled and in first-class condition and has made money forthc owner every year nndthe crops on it will speak for the productivenoA of the land. This is not onljLii beautiful home place but one that*will make you m oney.jO n the'shore of beautiful Lake Monroe and the land one day in the near fture will be subdivided into city lots ami make you a fine profit. In the city just five blocks * "rorn tho business portion. The greatest opportunity in*«*his state for n man with money enough to mnke the first pay­ ment. You must see it to realize what it really means. A. P. Connellv Real Estate Go. * Y 1 BY BRYAN AUTO CO. It to every man, woman or child that will send in the name of a Reo Passenger car or speed wagon pros­ pect providing we make the sale. ^ As soon as the sale is made you get the GOLD, or if you are a pros­ pect tell us and save $25 on the sale of the REO. This/ is your chance to l o w s ever so you a new car. US if your nei ’ *-t -- 5 -!*T* ' ;-4 : AND MAKE THE GOLD and say it is the easiest money you ever made r "• ' -v * 1 - . * * m i _ DISTRIBUTORS • I Reo Passenger Cars and “ G old; Standard o f Value »» T 1 •M ** ■ -. f i ’ * ,• <. �THE SANFORD WEEKLY nERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920 PAGE EIGHT MOTORISTS KNOWTHEMILEAGE Of THEIR GASOUNE TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE WANTS BETTER MOVEMENT OF VEGETABLES METHODISTS GATHER AT TAI i From W*dn«*d*y*t Dally) LAHASSEE FOR WEEK’S WORK Have "Sewerage and Water Connections AND ONE OF THE BEST IN THE ENTIRE STATE. BEING IN HEART OF THE CITY (T r a m T u a d a s 'a D * t ! v ) The traffic nnd transportation com­ mittee of the Sanford Chamber of made. Thciy? campers are good peo­ Commerce will meet Thursday evenple who are seeing America first and TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 8.— The first Tng in the Palm Room of the Valdez come to Florida to get first hand in­ •business session of the 1920 Florida Hotel to act upon the very important formation. They like Sanford and Annual conference be pan this mom- question of the present transportation many of them have bought property ing and quite a few ministers nnd being given Sanford vegetables also or will buy property before they leave laymen arrived on the early train the matter of terminn] delays nnd and become regular winter ^visitors. Tuesday morning nnd went into co n -j connection deliveries. Co-operation of Sanford owes them n good rigfiping ference of the board sessions at 10 all interestcd partics is necessary in ground but ft should be on the lake o’clock Tuesday. Bishop W. A. Cand- order to eliminate present bad condifront with the best of sewerage sys­ ler, the presiding officer of the eon- tions and to prevent future repetition tems and everythihg absolutely sanf- ference, arrived on Thursday of last of same. It is the intention of this tnry. .week. Ilu laid the cornerstone of th e‘ committee to recommend to the new Methodist church at Madison the Board of Governors whatever action NEWMAN CATCHES THIEF latter part of the week and preached they consider necessary to bring imWHO WAS IN STORE j there on Sunday. . mediate relief to shippers. Committee questionnaires recently PROVES TO BE CONVICT [ Between 30 and 40 pcqple arrived j Monday on the sp ira l car from Tam- sent to the members o f tho Chamber pn. Hnlf of the crowd bought tick- of Commerce should be returned to ets from Tampa and Plnnt City nnd the secretary promptly in order that All things come from what at first seems insurmountable difficulties and the Auto Camps that have been talked about for many months now aeem to have come to the point where Sanford will liav.o the best location in the state-bright in the heart o f the city. The temporary camp established on Sanford Heights has outgrown its usefulness nnd has been n source of annoyance to the city officials as the residents On the Heights objected to making it a* large capip and'thg city never intended it for a permanent camp hut had made no provisions for another camp nnd ns the city had in­ vited the campers to come in nnd take a. place they, availed themselves of the opportunity nnd c-amn in such large number* that the camp grounds were soon filled with tourists and if the grounds became unsanitary as is charged the city is to blame for it and not thd tourists. It is up to the city to see that the camp is in first class sanitary condition and that is the primp reason for having it well within the city limits where a better sewerage System can be arranged and where the sanitary nnd police de­ partments can have supervision ov­ er the camp just as they have over the citizens of Sanford who are Ijving in houses. The enmp grounds are no di/ferent from regular residences nnd should be under the same regula­ tions. Yesterday without any warning the city officials gave the campers 24 hours notice to move and while City Manager Ryan had fixed up a tem­ porary place farther out on the Heights for the campers it was not what they desired and they were pre­ paring to leave for othl-r point? when J. I). Hood came to the rescue and told them t<> camp on the bulkhead as soon as he could have the city level o ff th« ground and place sewerage connections thereon, but J. D. Hood could not wait, for that and this morn­ ing carried a petition around among the business men of the city and collertnl an amount sufficient t" make these improvements and if the camp can in* made on the ground? just across from the old hotel property in­ stead of farther down the lake front Sanford will have one of the finest •camping grounds in the state and one that will have all the modern conveniences, and that w ill hold ,500 families very comfortably This camp should be established at once and then the city advertise for the people to come here ami mnkp Sanford their home for the remaind­ er of the season. Othe.r cities are spending big sums on the camping grounds and making them permanent institutions Fqr it will be years be­ fore the house shortage can be met w r >' nnd these camps are giving Florida SP*CI cities more advertising than any im­ provements that £avc evei^ been KNOW THE*MILEAGf OF YOUR re ED T w o thirds o f a ton o f Purjna O-Molene will go w far as a ton of corn or oats. Make a comparison and yon will see that it pays to feed mules and horses a properly balanced radon, Juat as It pays in dairying or hog raising. O-Molene is good ground HORSES grains, balanced to get more work from work animals. No medicine or stimulants in it. It’* *11 real feed. It’fj your move. Get a checkerboard bag of Purina O-Molene and ece bow far H will go. SIX BUSINESS HOUSES IN COURT FOR NOT HAVING • "SCREEN DOORS i nerc >ero six convictions .or • lntion of the serein ordinance yesterday in Judge Housholder’s court. U in c h e c k e r b o a r d b a g * o n ly , b y A Message from the Purina House B „ o r r o M „ AS DROPPED OUT OUR FEED HOUSE GROCERY DEPARTMENT ........._______ _______ SOME OF OUR GROCERY P RIC E* The violators were among the mcrOmolcne Muft* Feed, sk.^l3.50 Pure Leaf Lard, per lb — --------$ -29* chants of the city who were probably • * ,p »b Tin pure Le„£ ______ 5 .0O unaware of the law but this did not Purina Molassek Mule feed, sack 3.00 ^ ^ ^ Compoun(|,n h J ........... to.0» save them and they were put under 1purinn Checker Board Scratch 04.lbs. Pillsbury F l o u r ___________1.75 suspended sentence i&d made to pay; fef(J pcr gack ................ ......... 3.75 24-lhs best S It. F lo u r ........... 1.75 the costs of the court proceedings................................. . , Best Rice per 100-lb sack 8.09 The state inspector, Julian Dennzaree I unnn u ,m’or Brnni1 ‘ 1rntch Water ground Meal, lAo lb. sk.. 3-59* swore out the warrants and the counfeed, per sack .......................... 3.50 p 0|te(j jjcm|( pcr s a c k ........ ..........3.50* ly was represented by County Attor- pl)rinn thicken Chowder, sack.. 4.15 Grits, fine, medium nnd coarse, ney Schelle Mnines. The law requires j* . . . per sack ______ 3.75 that all places that offer food ol;O nts, per sack i ...........- ............... 2.75 gu^nr pcr l00_,b s n c k ________ 1*5*, any kind for sale shall be screened r..rnf per sack ........ .............. 3.50 Tomntoos, No. 2, 2-/loz. per case. 2.40 and where there are no screen doors c nim„ „ *,.ii i.,in, „,.r tw to these establishments the propncPork amJ BcnnSi Xo. 3 / 2 dirs, tors will l>e arrested nnd fined. If Bran, per sack -----3.25 1 r cflge 379 there are any other places in the city Pt,nr, Gr(t for Thickens, per sack 1.50 A „ other Grocery Prices cV t D o ra that are not screened the owners of , , . . , Oyster Shell, per sack .......... 1.50 in Proportion. the same should get busy and have . screen doors put up immediately as N<‘w Gager Rock Lime, per bhl._ 3.75 Oi/inges, per box ------------- - 3 5 » the inspectors are active and intend, Rock salt for stock! per lb . . , .03 Get us express one to your girl. to enforce the law in every particu- c a|( Brick for Stock, ______ .25 CRATE MATERIAL l,,r' Common fine Salt per s a c k . 1.50 lettuce Hampers -------------------- $ -21 Executing the plan he evolved and B *’ ( ream **B l‘''r -l l ^ - - - B-i0 Tolery Crates __ J4 announced Inst winter, Copt. Ben Belt Pulp, per* sin k .. .*........ 3.50 Crate Nails, per keg __________ 5.09 McCoy, of the_ Kvergjades boat line, i-'nncy Milling Wheat, per sack. 5.25 v;c(> Us for Special prices oncar load* hes brought to West Palm Beach f .* , , , ,large• 1 1 . . *ho will ... operate , ... We have Paris Green. Arsnte Lead. DELIVERED bus which In 1101.iM.1uii* , . connection with the boat line. Bv the and lUur Stone for jour spray. Don't Buy Until Yon See Us. CATES CRATE CO He is a wise weather prophet who knows when to borrow an umbrella. Phone 181 TRY A HERALD WANT AD GIFT TO HOSPITAI M A R K HE Ford Motor Company have just issued a book railed "Tfle Fordson at Work." This book is given free. Call in nnd get one, If you cannot call, write and so will mrfil you one without charge. 11 is not what the Ford Motor Company says about the Pordqnn Tractor but what the army of us­ ers have to say. This book voices the hardest kind of practical experience. It shows in illustration the Fordson Tractor at actual work along some ninety differ­ ent lines of activity. It shows in these illustrations the wonderful versatility and utility of the Furdson Tractors. Shows it to be. beyond ail question, the one. bit of machinery that is a necessity, not only on the farm but along many lines o f commercial business; especially does it show up the Fordson as a valu­ able servant ort the farm. With it the farmer is relieved of the hard work; be­ cause he can take advantage of the weather in preparing hin seed bed; he can do­ lt at the right time; the name is true when it comes to harvesting. It solves, to & great extent, the problem of scarcity of Labor. T Twenty-five head o f Cows, milkers and springers and forty head of yearlings and two heifers, cans, bottles and dairy equipment mule A ll to be S o ld at v e r y R e a so n a b le P ric e s Come and See Them Now. ROSELAND D A IR Y Lake Monroe ♦ »»»♦ ♦ . FORMER SEMINOLE CITIZEN . W. R. Healey, Jr., son o f Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Healey, former residents J of Longwood, died at SL Augustins + hospital yesterday. The remains were | [brought here this afternoon and tak* en to Longwood for burial by the J firm of T. J. Miller & Son. ♦ j- Mr. Healy was a conductor on the X Florida East Cdast Railway and lived J at New Smyrna and it is supposed that he died in the hospital at St. Augustine.' His former friends in this county will be grieved to leant , o f his death and their sympathy is expressed to the parents and family + of the deceased. I With its wonderful, reliable power, it brings to the farm home all the conven­ iences, 1n the way o f running water in tho house, electric lights, operation of the washing machine, churning, separating the cream from the milk; it assumes and! takes to jtaelf the drudgery of farm life both in the field and in t^e house and it is only a matter or a few years until it will be1as universal In Its service on: the farm as ia the farmer himself. It will become a part of farm 'life; a beneficial part; a profitable part. Get order in for there’a a rush coming. Edward Higgins �W ■• •• “ ---------- -V-iJ-V/- - M i:■' * .r 1 i,";;> s r ffj' T n B 8ANF0RD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1920 METHODIST FINISH RE-MODELLING THEIR PARSONAGE UPSALA AND GRAPEV1LLE DIVERSIFICATION THE KEY­ Tho Krcll and Bertlcson babies are still under the doctor's care. NOTE TO SUCCESS EDITORS TO BE IN FLORIDA IN MARCH Diversity, including the raising o f The National Editorial Association , ThefO are a good many bad colds livestock, is without doubt tho key­ is to begin its'tour of Florida nt Pon-i about, though tho weather-is beauti- note to successful farming. Any one sacoln. It is to spend. March 10, 11 ful. *op, choose what you may, is sure to and-12, the-dates of the annual con­ •Two more largo rattlers were kill­ fail in the long run. The •man with vention, .at St. Augustine. The tour m .„ K INTO t)N E OF THE MOST ed lately and little Raymond Lund- a variety o f c r o p s is almost certain of the state, as arranged by the com­ COMFORTABLE HOMES IN ' quist narrowly escaped being bitten, of a.substantial income,^ays Profes­ mittees representing the newspapers, THE CITY stopping oifcr a largo one that nftcr- sor J. M. Scott, of tho ™ f o a Exper­ boards of trade, chambers o f com­ iment Station. With the one-crop man merce nnd other organizations of -----r T « » , wards got away. (From S otu rioj'o D o flj) | Preachers, as a rule, do. not- have The oranges nre moving rapidly tho same thing is not true. If the one Florida, is to include the following ^ 1 houses In which tc^livo especial- now, out this way. Mr. Betts has been crop fails or if the market for it is cities: ■- Pensacola, Panama City, Quincy, I if they are Methodist preachers carrying from his grove for a couple I>oor, much is lost. A farmer o f the one-crop type must depend on the Tallahassee, Jacksonville, St. Augus­ ^nd have to move into a now home o f weeks and now Chnso & Co. arc ^ r j one, two, threo or fogr years, taking them from the Haines- grove, bank or fertilizer company to carry tine—a three days stop— Pnlntkn, him through another year when he Gainesville, Ocala, Lake county, Lake­ Constant moving- Into and out of a Belair and the DcForest groves. They strikes a bad year. If he had diver­ land, Brndentown, Tampa, Clearwat­ komr soon tears the homo to pieces are prettily colored up. sified, his chances would have been er, St. Petersburg, Fort Myers, Ar­ ,*1 this was true* of the Methodist. We arc all sorry to hear of the sermore numerous. Ho'would have had cadia, Wauchula, Bartow*, Kissimmee, pnrsonagv of this city. When Dr. ious illness of-M rs. Leonard VlKlcn - . « hogs and cattle to sell. He would Orlando. Walker came here to live he decided from what is feared to be blood poiaRailroad officials of the Seaboard have hnd eggs and poultry to sell. He •tkat it was time to have a bettor 0n caused from a sand spur in her would have had corn, potatoes, etc. Air Line and the Atlantic Coast Line home for the preacher and In this, finger, which hns been very painful, All of these things would help to tide hnvc outlined a tentative itinerary to laudable enterprise he had the co- She has been render the doctor's care over tho had year. he followed on the trip, but this operation nnd support o f his entire for Bome time. He'r daughter, Miss The farmer who grows a variety o f schedule has not been definitely adopt­ coogrti.'ntion. The etcwarda.of Iho Olga, Is home caring for her. ctops nnd has livestock on his farm ed by the committee from the Nation­ d" f ^ »• Mr.. E. W. Lundquist and will bo able to convert much o f his al Editorial Association arranging for' » b' " k‘■;l moU’ " - Mre- H e r . crops into meat and milk and egga and the tour. At Orlando the special train Is to “ > * " " ' ' S dlh' * U „ r ^ “ th ° "» Mr. .„ d Mr,. B .m cy at the same time turn back tp the soil < * » Ih, *I,dies o tth. church, to w ^ . be dropped an dthe visitors are to be valuable plant food for future crops. for it which is the general and accept_ . m A . This is a practice general* farmers taken in automobilep for visits to San-' ed ruh- o f all churches—the ladles Are * M " ^ unice Tyner has been with must follow If they want to llvo at ford, DcLand, Daytona, Cocoa, Fort supposed to rustle for the money to and-------Mrs. -Nash Fray „ _ _ Mr. n------- — . Pierce, Palm Bench, Fort Lauderdale, f a up the church, nnd parsonage, « *he Isle worth grovo for .a month homo and board at the same place. 1 he farm that gets a large portion o f ami Miami. hence the abundance of bazaars and nn(I • rcn,ft'n f ° r the packing seaits food, food for man and beast and . Those who desire to visit Cuba will churdi socials, etc. soil, from elsewhere can hardly be be given nn opportunity, hu( the trip But nevertheless the Methodists, Mrs. Ed. Randall and Mrs. Camp­ to the Queen o f the Antilles is not in­ called a real farm. o n and women, went to work With a bell end children nre spending the In order tp carry stock thru periods cluded in the itinerary. tiro nnd I)r. Walker knowing just day (Wednesday) with their friend, The Florida press Association hnve when pnstures are scant, ample pro­ what hi- wanted proceeded to get .It Mrs. Volic Williams, vision must be made for storing feed. undertaken the raising of a fund of and the finished result was shown to Upsnln Sundny School, of which Lorn cribs, potnto houses, hay mows, 950,000 to defray the expenses of the public last night when an inform­ ^lffod Ericson is superintendent, and or sheds, and silos are necessary. entertaining the visiting newspaper­ al reception was hold at the parson­ which meets at 3:00 ev#cry Sunday af­ .. ’ ‘ The silo is possibly the most economi­ men. age to let the public see *whnt a nico, ternoon, responded to the call for Of this amount, Miami, whose quo­ cal saver o f feed for cattle. In It the home a preacher really can have the starving little ones of Europe, entire putritivo value o f feed con be ta is 93,500, already hns raised 910,■when his congregation get. wakened sending 93 to the Near East fund. saved. Silage is succulent, furnish­ 000»for the entertainment o f the vis­ We arc hoping to hnvc with us Rev. up to the fact that prenchers are hu­ ing green feed through the winter it lijg_ncwspaper merit.—Orlando Re­ man nml do not cat hay. From the Albertson again next Sunday, his months. It might take the place o f porter-Star. Ihini; nmur with its new nnd com­ friend, Dr. ‘■Conway, will preach in the pnsturc In summer duping the fortable furniture to the sleep­ the morning nt I-akc Mary. Come out droughts. Immediate improvement o f the East ing jmn h in the rear the now for both services. Const .section o f the Dixie Highway , is all thnt could *be *Mrs. Emil Magnuson was a dinner is itssnrod by the notion (4^ the new MANY VAUITIES OF HOGS mu! is not only coni- imest o f her sister, Mrs. John Rorell. organized State Rond Department. it is right up to the minute . Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon Coller, of San­ Wc are accumulating n surprising A bachelor who Is given a baby to -ti-tail If nnything hns been ford, nnd their sister, Mrs. Jennie array of’xhogs in them- days. There hold looks as helping a Rst dog. v N. -,| in the reconstruction of Gleason nnd son, Clyde of Canton, I nre the so-called ond-sent hogs, the narsonage it is uni\otlccablc Y., were our guests for the day. Mr. familiar road hog, the expectontion ml observer nnd even n Collier. spent some of Jhc morning hog, nnd now comes a new species > has been erected to add hours on the St. Johns treating us to in nn exchange— the rent hog. Pre­ f rt and convenience of n. share of his gnme. sumably this Intest is someone who Mr. and Mrs. John Lundquist nlso r The home is. now one of has something to do with the altitude 'imimiilious nnd convenient kept Thanksgiving at home nnd about of rents In crowded cities. Same pa­ in :h.:m<l hns been re-furnished 20 of thoir children and grandchildren per suggests that a hog is never cur­ tirw.i t r >mth everything needed to sat down with theni for a feast of Life is a burden when the body ed until it is dead,— Miami Metropol­ m.iki .. iv hJ home. |good things for dinner and supper. is racked w ith pain. Everything is. worries and the victim becomes Th-- i - - were* rmjt' at the door, Mr. nnd Mrs. August Swanson and despondent and downhearted. To by i>r ..r Mrs. Wnlker, Miss An- sou, Archie, were also present as was Your Money Rack if Rat-Snap Doesn't bring back the sunshine take iicitr \\ til. r -nd sister, Mrs. Blount, also Mrs. Magnt(son nt the supper, '£<>me Up to These Claims aru! i-M.-r’ -il -r the house nnd then Mr. nnd Mrs. Volie Williams enter RAT-SNAP is absolutely guaran­ fnci -i n - pat lor to sip delightful tnined a number of> friends from Orteed to kill rats njid mice. Cremates ftuneh anil mwgrnlulatc Dr. Wnlker lando for the dny. them. Rodents killed with RAT-SNAP and he. family and the stewards nnd Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lundquist nnd CAPSULES leave no smell. Rata pass up all food the ladie* of the church upo# their son, Raymond, Clarence Berquist and to get nt RAT-SNAP. Their first beautiful parsonage. John Henry Lundquist spent a plensTh, nation,! remedy of Holland for over Somi one lust night was congrntu- ant Thnnksgivng with Mr. and Mrs. meal In their Inst. RAT-SNAP comes 200 y„r«; It ia an ,q,my of all pain, i»•ulting from kidney, llv,r and uric add latine MrWalker upon his good for-Berquist-at Tiger Bay, calling also on in cakes. No mixing. 'Cats or dogs troubles. All druggists, three sizes. tune it h -ngthe new home and up- their brother, Hilmer. They returned won’t touch it. Three sizes, .'tr>c, G5c, lo c k foe Ihe nam e C old Medel on e ve ry bee eccept do (mitetion 91.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball °n i» i v >M<* to stay three years home Sundny evening in their cnr. Hnrdware Co. longer m l heimmediately replied i Mr. and Mrs. A.- F. Westudlck, that tin rule of the church hnd been Frankie Woodruff, Judge Benton nnd in ehangni and he expected to live in family o f Maitland were the guests Urging thnt Immodinto steps ho taken b ytho county commissioners Sanford ihe-rest o f hla life and he<an of Mr. and Mra. Barney Beck, wst assured that his congregation! Judge Bcriton'and George, Jr., and to expediate the completion o f the ami the-.,- nf his many friends In oth- the girls, Alice and Helen, of Roeh- Tuminini trail, directors of the Miami *rrhur«hcs and. thos£ who do not lie- ester, N. Y., nrrived nt Maitland chamber o f commerce recently ad­ lone n- any church would be delight-' Safely, coming through In their dressed nn appeal to the Dndo Coun­ *d if !:i und his family could remain Chandler car, making the trip in 11 ty bonrd recommending that the hnlherv fur the balance of their lives. [ days. They had a good deal of trou- nnce of unexpended money from the A f ■r htirrh, a beautiful parson- hie. George, Jr., drove nnd he will bond issuo voted to build the trail, be ■re an,! good minister hnvc happily [ return soon to finish his studies nt used in meeting the nctunl pnyroola mrt with a large <yid- active congrc- Cornell. He was one of our boys of'th c J. B. McCrory Co. in the con­ Katun ili Sanford. .May they nil live “ over there" in a department o f the struction work now under progress. b-ny and prosper exceedingly- is the airplane service. Tho whole family wish of rhe Herald. * jnre delighted with Florida* BETTER DEAD GOLD MEDAL Fred "While Says, "Don’t Idle Be­ cause You Only See One Rat." - “ 1 did, pretty soon I found my celI*r full. They nte my potatoim. After bying ItAT-SNAP I got 6 dead rata. *D>e ivst later. They pass up the po**loe> to eat RAT-SNAP." If there «!* rah around your place follow Mr. White's example. Three sixes, 36c, C:>c* ?1.25. Sold and guaranteed by *•11 Hardware Co. CARDUI HELPED . RFGAIN STRENGTH Having raveled |250,000 for roads a fqw weeks ago, Dade county is pre­ paring to vote 976,000 more, tho lat­ ter issue being to finish the Tnmlnmi Trail, falm Beach county will probably vote half n million dollnrs for n cfosfl-statc road. It isn't often Alabama Lady Wa* Sick For Threo T ears, Suffering Pain, Nervous frankly acknowledged, hut Dade and Palm Beach counties arc in n ractf and Depressed— Read tier to see which can first get a hard-sur Own Story of Recovery, faced road to the West Coast. Faint Rock, Ala.—Mrs. C. M. Stegall. Of near b a n , recently related the Col* lowing Interesting account pf her re­ covery! **I was in a weakened con­ dition. I was stck threo yfare in bed, Fertiliser applied to citrus tree* In November Is one o f the great* *r*1 / * ctor8 h» securing a heavy crop the following season, for it Is during the seemingly dormant period that incipient fruit buds are SEMINOLE FRUIT MANURE 3 p. e. Am., 8 p. c. A. P. A., 5 p. c. Pot. * WINTER HAVEN -SPECIAL ** 3 p. c. Am., 6 c* A'. P. A., 3 if. c. Pot. IDEAL FRU IT AND VINE MANURE 3 p. e. Am., 6 p. c. A. P. A., 10 p. c. PoL It. G W A X W E L L , Manager, Sanford Branch W ils o n & T o o m e r F e r tiliz e r Co. MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZER CO.. \Rricultural nuilding * Jacksonville, Florida \TOU certainly want to X save* money, and you would lika to have better bektaga. Then use Calumet ‘ I f 8 the biggest thing you can do to Im­ prove tho quality of your baking* —and lower baking costa. Calumet is made in Ihe larg­ est, most sanitary Baking Powder Factories In tho World. No Bak­ ing Powder Is made under better condition*—none can be better In quality. It contains only such ingre­ dient* aa have been officially en- . the U. S. Pure rood An absolute guaran* he Q u a m t v O r A ll — Lo Ba w e r s Th k in g s It received highest Awards, World’s Pure Food Exposition, Chi­ cago — Paris Exposition, Paris, ’ France—positive proof of it* super­ ior merit. It is used by more house­ wives and domestic scientists than any other brand. It is Bold at a moderate price. All you have to do is to compare costa to determine how much you can save by buying Calumet Gluten la the muscle building part of llour which*is of great Importance. T o be sure you get It In your bnkjnga*uae plain flour antfgood baking powder, (not Belt-rising flour). —1 ou p i pastry flour, 9 Icrtl t o * ssx&j&n! cup butter. 1H cup* granulated f t ] n r . Y o U u o f a r t m ',{ cu p cotd w a t e r . W hitts o f ) egin. 1 ttaepoCo o r a n g e Reliable Seeds Big Boston Lettuce Early Snowball Cauliflower Charleston Wakefield Cabbage Jersey Wakefield Cabbage Detroit Dark Red Beet Paris White Cos Romaine 1 hese Varieties aie Standard with Sanford Growers. Our Seeds are Fresh and Dependable. 2nd St. and Oak Ave. Phone 36 Let’s settle this right n ow ! No man ever smoked a . better cigarette than C am el! You’ll find Camels unequalled by any cigarette in the world at any price Because Cam els combine every feature that can make a cigarette s u p r e m e / Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and ch o ice Dom estic tobaccos puts Camels in a class by themselves* T h eir sm oothness will appeal to you, and permit you to smoke liberally without tir­ ing your taste! Camels leave no qnpleasant cigaretty aftertaste nor unpleasant ‘ cigaretty odor t You’ll prefer Camels blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight 1 C H M k M N t / n e q a r t a M f a i riw rtlM r e u M » f >■<» , 3 0 cjrferWee; er Urn p e e k ,# ., (300 f h l Ow n opI ’-ioieretf carton. W # Termed. In addition to this, fall fertiliser induces s larger, stronger root e system which Is o f great benefit to.the tree In developing growth, lurid•ug fruit, and withstanding droughts. Fall fertilization In great meas­ ure prevents the usual " o ff year" following heavy yields. For best results, use me o f the following brands: PAGE NINB Mtr m w u i iBm carton fat ttm t a e er e aw ptr o r irA«« jrxm ( r a n t I couldn’t eat, and slept poorly. 1 believe U T hadn’t hoard of and taken Cardal X would bavw died, I bought six bottles, after a neighbor told m< what it did for hit. "I began to eat and sleep, began to gain my strength and am now well and strong. 1 haven't had any trou­ ble Blnco . . . I sure con testify to -the good that Cardul did me. I don't think there is a better tonta modi and I bellevo It haved my life." For over 40 years, thousands of wo­ men have used Cardul successfully. In the treatment of many womanly ailments, ‘ . * If yon anffer as these woman did, take Cardul. Ilm a y help you, too. At all druggists.' 6 Sft- , R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. - ; . /-j . “j , - Wla>too-8alwn, N. C. . | I —vv M S . • ■ 7 �I \ % ", . # ■ THE SANFORD W EEK LY HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER If, 192# PACE TEN BAST SANFOI ARE BUILDING NOW Heavy Cold? Chest All Clogged Up? Dr. Walker will preach at Moore’s Station church Sunday, Dee. 6th at m J A . QUIGG COMPANY STARTS 3:30 p. m. • Don’t Give it a Chance to Rev. Gcorgt* Hyman was here last THREE BUNGALOWS ON. “ Set In” —Use Dr. King’s Sunday and hia topic was “ Blindness” 8ANFORD HEIGHTS New Discovery in its many forms. ------ 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Corley had as (From f n i i j ' i Dally) ON’T let it get a start. Dr. King's New Discovery will get Sanford will soon have houses for their guest Oyer Thanksgiving Mrs. the hundreds of people who afe here Corley’s sister. Miss Georgia John­ right down to work, relieving the tight feeling in the chest, quieting the rack­ looking for them and In'a few more son, ^ ^ Palatka. ____ of Miss _______ Johnson____ has ing cough, gently stimulating the bow'd*, thus eliminating the Cold • months there will be buildings going a teacher in the schools at Paintpoisons. Always reliable. Up th all parts o f the city where lota ka f or lg ycarB_ * For fifty years a standard remedy! can be purchased and right inow 1* f^Charlcfl Mathews, of Decatur, Ga., All the family can take it with bdpiu] m the time for the owners of vacant wft8 a caller at thc Corley home one results. Eases the children’s croup.. lots to loosen up and make the price day ^ . ^ t l y . He may invest in a No harmful drugs. Convincing, healing taste that the kiddies like. All drug­ right for quick sales. ’ farm here., * gists, 60 cents, $1.20 a bottle. Col. G. Wv Knight started the ball | MrsTl. D.‘ Hart and daughter Miss rolling in the building line and has Ruby< were Itl Qcala last weet atalready built three elegant bunga- tending‘ the Marion county fair and lowi on Magnolia avenue and has were gucat8 0f Mm. Hart’s sister, several more started. Thc Meisch Mrs Thompson while there. Realty Co. is building several fine Mr/ and Mr». w . E. Prevatt and bungalows on Oak avenue *and ad- gon Bustei.( together with Mrs. Pre­ joining property. Lew Fisher has vatL-8 Bistorj A]etlica and brother, F eel B ad ly ? BoweI$ Slu ggish ? built four new houses on West First , Ka|ph Cu ny, 0f New Smyrna, have Haven't any *‘pep" in work or play? ■treet and there are cottages, b u n - . J ^ caming ovcr jn Chuiuota thc You’re constipated I The stimulating galows and houses o f ail kinds going pa#t wcck action of Dr. King’s Pills brinrR'back old time energy, makes the bowel# up everywhere. The very latest comMiaa C|'are Caroeron visited her and fiver respond to yout strong p*ny to start In the building line Is many fricnda in Tarvares Thanksgivhealthy body. Ail druggists, 25c. the E. A. Quigg Co., that has recent- ' ing ,/ W p f / V f o n t G i ‘ ly. purchased some valuaSte buildings | A number of the parents In East loU on Sanford Heights and today Sanfo^ chaperoned their children to •tart their first bungalow and^they tfco Sparka cirn)8 in Sanford, will build, three of these fine struc- j A ,julc 8<)n o f 'Mr. and Mre. W. Um hires *t once on the corner o f Hugh- |Waidcili of Cameron City, has been Marion County: The Farmers* Un­ «fy avenue and Sanford avonae. These ycry with d|phthcria. Dr. Denton ion o f this county will open a store in fine homes will sell at a reasonable ^ bcen caring for him, Ocala as soon as an ordered stock of figure as Mr. Quigg thinks the aver- j Mr nnd M„ FergUi0n and family goods is received. .The farmers will age man wants something in the ' nrTiVcd Inst Saturday from e^arlotto, sell and buy co-operatively through realm, of between $3,000 and $5,000 K Q Jn thcjr car hrttftrpossesBion this store. ■ and his plans will be laid along these of thcip ncw home on Richmotld avc. lines. He does not know nt this time. recently bought of Mr. Henley. just what his houses will cost but ___________________ they will be around the $3,000 (;AN N , b AKE ___t_______:_______ to move quick. Ed. Quigg is « |' WALES EDITOR, DEAD w o r tc * o r e x e c u t o r * (Far Flat! Dlachsrz*) . builder and will erect these houses of I ______ In Coart of Coast? Judt«. RSmineU Coast?, Kd8d materials' and built on modem , M Gnncs, e(! itor o f the Lake ■tsto sf Florida ra Eatala ef plans and he will bu.id them at a f.g- I w>(cB Highlanderj and onc of the Is \VM. 8 . BALDWIN. Niillrti la hereby yltrn, la alt wliflm It tna? ure that will allow their quick sale I best known newspaper men in the nincrrn. Ilral on tb* ISlh da? ol January, A. ■t a small profit. It. 0. t aball apply lo Hr Honorable H. I'. ( state, died nt 8 o’clock last night nt IlM|SC a le lW . Joilfr of nl<l Court. aa Jmlrr of There are several other builders in , ..................... liw home o f J. E. Worthington, No. Prtd.ala. for m? final <!l*rt,arac at Exf-ntor of the city at the present time looking _ lg BungJllow TprracCt whcre he had the —lair of Wm. S llabtnln decraaed: and Dial a! til? a(rn» time I will prearnl mr final for lots upon which to erect moder­ rr.Kin|a aa .Ktrctrtnr of raid ratalr. and aak been for two weeks, while taking •fur iralr apprntaL ate priced bungalows and if they can Patod NorrmtifT'Illb, A, I> IP^Omedical treatment. For three or four J. r. PACK. buy lota at a reasonable figure they days Mr. Gann’s death had not been 11-12 ' Bsarotof will erect at least twenty-five or ■ , , . ... , , , , ,: . unexpected, but the end came with T NOTICE TO CREDITORS • thirty bungalows and it is sure and j .... ,, . , , . , . startling rapidity. He had seemed In Court of tbo Const? Judfs. Ilamlnsta Cquncertain that when they do they will . . . . . , . , ~ , Stata of Florida i • - , . bright and cheerful Friday and rather In r* Eatato t?. of be able to sell thorn nt n profit the bettor than thc day before. When a . r . Pitu.iPH. minute they are ready for occupancy To all Craditon. L-falrar. Diatrlbutaaa and all Mr. Worthington came hoiiic last Ftraona bavins Clalrnt or Drmandt asainit for there is no city in the United raid Eitata: night Mr. Gann was able to walk and Too, amt oarh of ?oo. ar? Iirrrb? tw>llfled_ States where homes nre as badly seemed well. As he started back to an.1 rmjulrrd ,to pmaont an? rlalma and <1* ” mamta ntdrh j . or rillirr nf *oo, ma? bate needed at the present time as San­ bed his strength gave way and he ic d o d Ilia point- of i E PI.IIIpa. iIptpi. pi! ford. tafp* .-f S—mln.tlr Counir Ftorbfa. to tit- nn died before Mr. Worthington could i darolcn-d Etrmlnr of oal.l -fla t-, oolUtin two The first house to be built has al­ Ijp-ara frTon ti-a data baraof get him there. ready been sold to Vice-President !>.fad Not lltb . A It 11*20. Mr. Gann suffered from a cancer • l» It. I'll M.IPS, Smith of the Peoples Bank who Eaarulnr the nature of which he did not sus­ ! il 12 Dir .thinks so much of Sanford that he pect apparently when he came here IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT BEHIV0I.E has decided to re Main here and make COUNTY FLORIDA — IN CHANCERY for treatment. X-ray pictures by this city his future home. The new specialists indicated his condition n 1—l ! t, J»na*. Cuttplalntai, bungalow starts today and before the aa. soon ami Wednesday night Dr. Ifel- rYiartas N. llorrtn. at tL first bricks were laid it was sold deni__ * CITATION ems stated that he could live hut a onstrating that Sanford needs houses To Otlflaa N. Morrtn an.1 lb* obkimwn belr*. short time, hardly expecting, how­ larttee*. ilatteaea. arsntae* or olbrr altlmand many hundreds of them to fill ants imiler ttia t t lj fbarlet N, Morrln. su't ever, thnt the end would come so lo eup tod el) other J«*rt©n* of parties * the need. rltludnt tor inlrratt In and to the followsoon. The disease had obtained such Who will be the next lucky man to ln* ft— ; itr-.l land tllutte. Irlnr aml tVtn* In n start that it made it almost -impos­ the foiintr Of Saintoole «n,t Slate of I'W i ­ 'start building homes here? rt,. noire partlrultrl? derrrllied at followa. sible for him to breathe the last two 10 w it: lo t « an.| I ,.t » leer tie s .«ilh 2 l.fl'fe rt of , . or three days.—Tampa Tribune. A citizen of Cpcon has presen ted i Bald lot P. of llbwk n. of T ie r .1 of Sanford r W t d a , arrordlna to E. |l. Tra ffo rd 'a map to that city sufficient grounds on Flerlda. Miami Bflvch will expend nearly of 11Sanford. appaarlna from tha tworn TlIII of Com­ which to construct a city park. The plaint flled In Ihta taut# aealful ?<m. that people there are naturally very en­ $5,000,000 1n buildings in 1020, nnd you hare or claim aome Interrat la and lo land* baraln afcoa* drarrlbed. thusiastic bver this fine start toward thnt little city will more than match tl— ■niarafore “you. the aald Oiarlr* N. Morrln Miami in the cost of building. Miami ara hereby required lot b* and appatr before what has always been considered a our aald Clrrult Ctturt at tb* Court Houa* In long-felt want. The bonds for the Beach can match Miami dollar for Sanford. EWIda. on Iba III da? of IVoam IPCn. and than and Iber* make anawrr new bridge over the Panama river dollar in construction in 1920 nnd her. to tbe III1I of Complaint etbltdled aaalrial fop. hove, $500,000 left over, boosters otberwtae. a Hear** fro Onfraao will b* an have been sold and Cocoa naturally terr.1 atalnat fou. And all otbar parann* or begins to feel in tlje Palm Beach-Mi- claim, nnd thc remaining two months partlea rlalmlnc an? rtfbt. (title or Interrat In will witnes sthe beginning of expend­ and to proprrl? brrrln abore draorlt>e.|. umlrr, ami class. or tbrup|h tb* abora name.) defendant, or ing $500,0000 more nt Minnii Beach b? •ittierwlx are hereby required to l— ami ap houses, pear Irfwr our aald Circuit Court, at tbe Teeth are like verbs—regular, ir- for n bank, a theatre, for Court Ilona*.' In Sanford, FtoatJa, oil tha 3rd polo barns and other structures. day of January, A. t>. IH I, ami than and regular and defective. D Far^oIdsandCoagbs " King’s LEGAL ADVERTISING Ibrra mike anawar lo the IIIII of Complaint fltr.1 •calm! youOttxmlaa, a Deere* fro Coo(r»«o will be eaterrd asalnat *11 un' known partlr* dafaudauL It la order*.! that tbla C1 (aIIon b* putiltabad In tb# Sanford Herald, a-nawapapar publtahed In Semlnol* Couaty.'Fhwlda. one* a week for S week* aa doHr* to Char lea N. Morrln. and our* a work for twalr# week* aa potlc* to tbe unknown partlr* defendant. Wltnee# my hand and tha aaat of tb* aald Circuit Court ou tbla 11th day of Sept. A. t>. 1WO. (KRAI.) B. A. DOUGLASS. CJarb ctreult Court. SamInot* Count?. FWIda, ■tEORflE A, DeCOTTES. SoUrtlor and of Counael for complalpaiH.^ ^ Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 of the General Statutes. jO U "Let’s Give Him A B You could never find a present that will delight jour youngiler more than a bicycle. Or that will daJiim more good phyalcUUy. • I • A bleycM bringa tbe realization of nearly all childhood dealree and It build* health, strength and independence. We have an anua■•Uy Ur*« Rod attractive Une of Christmas Bicycles- Come In and pkk .out the one you want. SA N FO R D C YC LE CO. Notice is hereby given that George Murphy, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ cate No. 1808, dated the 3rd day of June, A*. D. 1901, has filed said cer­ tificate in my office, and has made npplicatjon for tax deed to issue, in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situated in Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, to-Wlt: Beg. 346 ft. N. and 424 ft. W. of SE. cor. o f NW U of SW«4 of Sec. 81, Tp. 20 S., R. 30 E., run N 734 It., W 170 ft., S 734 f t , E 170 ft. ‘ The said land being assessed, at the date of the Issuance of suer certificate.in the name o f Unknown. Unless said certificate, shall be redeemed ac­ cording to law tax deed will Issue thereon on the 22nd day of Decem­ ber, A. D. 1920. •: Witness my. official signature .and seal this the 12th dny o f November, A. D. 1920." (S E A L )" E. A. DOUGLASS, , Clerk Circuit Court • Seminole County» Fla. ll-12-6tc By Y. E. DOUGLASS, D-C. * I ‘- v 1 » . . - • k i nr T H * CIRCUIT COVET. P T O T I JUDICu i c ia c o r r , s e m in o l e c o u h t t , FLORIDA.— IH CHANCERY. C. v/ rnltmlnstr,-^. " ^ Es.11? C, lUcbartc'bl s i ' errati or. To Emil? C. Itletaart, Jamas It. Rlabsrt. TtsrM T. Itowla?, Ana IU>wV?. William H. I^s, *. Francis la*. Ixmlas CrISsa. Tbcmat Orissa. F. tl. O rlm . WIUfam Itadd? and William C. fUdd? * » l O.artas TV. KUna: aa Eiacttlora of la d Will of William Itaddj, ratidmcaa no- known; tlm nnknoww ItalrVi d*t|aaa«. rrsntaa*. lacalaar, or stbar claimants sndar Ilia raid itm p g M part tea, *»d to as? and all olbar p t r l l M l paraona claim!ns an? Intarat! In and lo Ilf* fidtowlns dasrrlttad land In Samlnola (V>aat?. Florida, to-wll: Daatnfilnr at tbo Ihmtbaaat coroar ef Saclion n, TnwnaMp 31, fioatb of Hass* 30 Raal, run lltanca North ISO fret, tbanco Waat nOT.tl fart, thane* ttoslharl? S ll fatl, (banc* Coat PTS.A fart la Iba point of baflantaf. •It appaariac from • twora bill of complaint filed In tbl* rant* ibat ?oa bar* or claim noma Intern! la and lo tha land abort described therefora jou. tbo said Emil? C. . ttlchart. Jamas II, Rlrbarl. I'•rid T. flowl#?. And Itowla?, William It. !.**. . Frtnrla C. lea. lamias Cries*. Thomas Orissa. F. II, Orissa. William Itaddf. and William C. Itadd? and Cbarlr* W. Kiln* as Et ecu torn of th* I oat Will of William Ra<M?, ara barab? ranolrad to b* and appear befora oar said Circuit CVmrt. al the IVmrt Ilona* In Sanford. Florida, an th* tat da? of Itrcambar, A. I>. IB2D. and than and thrra make anawar to th* MU of com­ plaint athlbHad asalnat ?na, otbarwU* a daera* pnf ccnfaaoo will b* rntarad. And all olbrr paraona or parties clatmln? an? Ilfht, till* or tntatest In and (• Iba propart? haratnahor* described, b?. tbroasb or umlrt the abor* named pkrtla*. otherwise, b? ra>|ttlrad lo b« and appear before ©*r ----- ,..rmlt Coorl at Iha Coort Ilona* In San­ ford. rVrflda. 04 Ibd 3rd da? of Jsnaar?. A. J*. IW lf sad than and there make answer la the bill of maputat erbtblted asalnat said unknown partlr*. otherwise a decree of pro confrsao will tap rntarad. It I* ontara.1 that this notice b* pohltahad la lb* Sanfcmt Herald, a oewapspar pnbllahad In Samlnola count?, Florida, one* a weak for S.WHk*. Sf to the known parti** defendant, and once a weak for twalr* weeks an to Iha unknown partlr* defendants. Wltneo* mr band and th* aaat of Mid Cir­ cuit Court on this tha lltb ’ ila? of F*p[ember, A. P. 1030. (SEAL) ' F. A. HOCO I.AM . „■ Clark of Circuit Court. Samlnola Omnt?. Florida. 0 FORCE A. IVOOTTES. Solicitor tad Counsel for complainant. S-H tc Notice of Application for Tax peed Under Section 575 of the .General Statutes Notice is hereby giveji that W. N. Neeley, purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 1806, dated the 3rd day of June, A. D. 1901, has filed said certificate in my office, nnd hns made application for tax deed to issue in ncconlnnce with law. *" Said certificate embraces the following described property sit­ uated in Seminole county, Florida, towit: < Beg.'SW cor. of N W li of SWV1 of Sec. 31, Tp. 20 S., R. 30 E-, Run N 8 chs., F, 5 chs,, S 8 chs., W 5, chs. The said land being assessed nt the date of the issuance of such cer­ tificate in the name of Unknown. Un­ less said certificate shall be redeem­ ed necording to law tax deed will is­ sue thereon on thc 22nd dny of De­ cember, A. D. 1920. Witness my official sign.V.tire nnd seal litis the 12th dny of November. A. I). 1920. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Coiwt, Seminole CountyfFln. 11-12-i'itr By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. In tb. Circuit Court. Rorrnth JudicialXirrull ef tk* State sf Flerlda, la and for Satulssl# Count?. IN CHANCERY—BILL TO ESTABLISH ATTO QUIET TITLE (1. It. , Rett), Ontni'laltiinl, a*. Oitrle* E. Itattalla. al »). D-fauitinta. ORDER OF BERVICt OF PUBLICATION. T© (Ytarlri It Clark. Ituftabi. N V Frank A. Foi. I nrkpnrt. N V C A VtnValk fnbtjr*. Norlh llmlor, N Y AII—rt Bniltii A'nrth llrctor. N )\ : John \V l.nr* to.l HatII. I m r . . Wttaint. N Y . Van A l ari Onatita. N. V.; A. fl. Touihklnt, ttnatnn. Mat*.; TlHimi* W. Moran, Itmlttlila. K ?.; Chariot tl. !/>** - and- William M. Cimhr. tniatee* under tha Will of Joseph R. Tan• tnm. iteretted, Wilmington. Dal. It ta barab? ordered that you appear to the Mil of Complaint filed baraln naluat f i n In tb* aboee entitled rauie c« tb* third day of Januar?, .A . It. 1021. and 'TIi* Rihfnol Her­ ald" la hereby deal#nated a* Iba eenupaper to ohlrh tbla order aball be publlabed one* a •reek foe four (It ronaarnlfte areata Wltnee* my hahd and teal of afrtre 11. la 1.1th day of Notemher. A D 1020 •SEAL) ,E. A DOl'HI, A?B Clerk tl lOlle . |ty V E ItOl til.AKS. I> C NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Undar Baetlaa ITS. *f th* Oaaaial Statutaa Notice I* bereb? *l»*n llal II. t\ DuIVnae purrbater of Ta* Certlflral* No. 2I.V dated th# 7th ila? of Jnoe. A. Ik, 1000. ha* f|l?d aald rertmrate In m? afflce. aod bta made apptlration r»r la* dre.1 to dxn# In armrdaore with law. Said rartllleat* embnre* tbe followlnr itearrlbe.) peopert? allmte.1 In Remlnole r©ant?, FloeMa. tow lt: tail 14. rbwldi land A CuJ. Cal‘< Add. to Bon lb Hanford. The raid land twin* *tae*ea.1 at th* dale of the laaurnre of aurb certificate In IL* name of l’n-‘ known. * * Alto Ta* Certificate No. 315. dated the nth da? of Jnlp. A. D. 1013, baa fll*<» aald cerllHeat* In my office, and haa made application f„r tat deed to laan# In accordance wtllLlaw. Hatd cerllflcal* emhrarea th# fn|low4n* dearrllxi) property attualed In Seminole Ftaint?. Florida. tD-wlt:J le t 13, Florida land an.) t’ol. tVi, Add lo Bonth Ranfori). Tbe raid land lelnt lu e w il at the dale of the laanance of rucb rertlrtcate In He name, of Ml*. F. lake. Ateo Ta* Certificate No. 313, dated the (lib day nf July, A. Ik 1013. haa filed arid cerllfjcalc In tti? of (tee, and hai made appllra linn foe ta* dent In irlne In •cronlann- with law. Kald rertlflcataa emhracr* the follnwln* detrrthed prcd*erly. e1iti#te<t In Ben>tnole Connty, FlorhM. to wlt; lana 31 and 33. Fla. land A (hi. IV Add. to Mouth Hanford. The eald land twin* aiaerred at tlx date of the la. tnanre nf aarii certificate In th# name of Hen­ ry Nickel. Unlera aald certlHcatea ehall he redeemed arrnrdluc to taw. la* ileecl will Iraue thereon on Ihe 2Sth da? nI recember. A. P. 1B3D. Wllnera my official alrnatnre lad teal Ibla the 17th day of Notemler. A. P. IH3n. (SEAL). B. A. POUOLAW4. Clerk Clrrult Court. Seminole Onuniy. Tta. ii is st 1* n r. r. pouhlam. d. c. X ________ _________ NOTICE TO CREDITORS In lourt i t Iba Oannt? I i l f t . Samlaala Canaly, llala #f DarMa In r* Eatat* »f HENRY LANIkON. Ta all Cradltara, Lafataat, DlatrthuUea and nil Peraana barlat Clalmk nr Demand a ayalaat aald Eitatat Van, ami aacti of you, are hereby notified and required 'to pn-aent any rlalma and de­ mand* wtjlcb yon. or either of you. may bar* aralnat the rattle *f llanr? landon, deceare.1 late of Petulant* Conaty, Flerlda, to the un derrltne-l Eiecntor of aald ealate, within two yean from th# data hereof. Paled. Nov. lilh, A. P, IWO. M. Kecly by her next fxieni, In the Circuit Court of the Seventh Mabel Paul M- Keefy, Paul M. Kttdy Ke* Judicial Circuit. In and for Semi­ husband, and Gdorge W. VnaaMe, nole County,' Florida.— Complainants. ■ vs. * In Chancery. • •* Alexander James Miller,, et al. De­ fendants. ORIGINAL BILL OF COMPLAINT CITATION. • E. A. Douglas*, in hi* own right, and To Alexander James Miller, D. 11*1a* Trustee, Complainant, sey Piffard and Charlotte Q. FSfVB. . , fard and the unknown heirs, lega­ J. n . Co wen, et al, Defendant*. tees, devisees, grantees cm *tb «r CROSS HILL OF GOMPLAINT claimants under Ales&nder J a n es J. H- Cowen, ct a), Complainants, Miller, D. Halsey Piffard and .vs. Charlotte 0. Piffard? ancf tbe un­ E. A. Dougin**, et al. Defendants. known heirs, legatee*^ detriaeaa, CITATION. grantees, or other claimants un­ To G. R- Calhoun, o f Pitkin*. Colo­ der Emma M, Piffard, and to a y rado; P. A. Hart, of Savannah, and all otHhr persons ox pasties Georgin, and C. H. Walsh, o f Wil­ claiming any interest fn and to tha mington, North Carolina; T. O. following described lands attpate Gillis, M. J. Gallagher, J. M. Hunt. in Seminole county, Florida, m a n J. F. Mitchell, Louis Paint and particularly described as follow s. James Sawyer, whose places o f residence aro unknown, nnd to all The Northeast quayter erf t o * other persons or parties claiming Northwest quarter of the Southwest nn interest in and to thc following unrter; the Southeast Quarter c t th » described land in Seminole Coun­ outhwest quarter o f the Northwest ty, Florida, to-wit: quarter, and the Northwest w a it e r Lots 7 nnd 8, o f Block 4, o f Tier 4, o f the Northeast quarter o f tha o f Sanford, Florida, according to E. Southwest quarter o f Section 36, R. Trafford’s map of Sanford, Flori­ Township 19 South o f Range SO East, da: and bcgmlng 30 chains N orth c t tha It appearing from a sworn cross Southwest comer o f Section 8$, bill of complaint filed in ’ this cause, Township 19, South o f Rang* 30 that you have or claim to have some East, run North 20 chains, East 10 Interest in and to tho above describ­ chains, South 20 chains, W< 18* ed land, therefore, you, G. R. Cal­ chains to beginning. houn, F. A. Hart and C. II. Walsh It appearing from tlte aw M l are hereby required t* be and. appear o f complaint filed In this before our said Circuit Court at the itgainst you that you have o r ckrim. Court House in Sanford, Florida, on some Interest in and tactile lands the 6th day o f December, A- D. 1920, hereinabove described; therefore, yvnx and then and there moke answer to the said Alexander James MjDcr, D.. tha cross bill o f complaint, otherwise Jlnlsey Piffard and Charlotte Q. P if­ a decree pro confcsso trill be entered fard are hereby requited t b b e end against you. appear before our said Circuit Court And you, T. O. Gillis, M. J. Gal­ at the Court House in Sshfexet F lor­ lagher, J. M. Hunt, J. F. Mitchell, ida, on the 3rd day o f January. A. Louis Palni and James Sawyer arc D. 1921, and then and there make hereby required to be and appear be­ answer to the bill o f eotnphricnt ex­ fore our said Circuit Court’ at the hibited against you, otherwise e de­ Court House in Sanford, Florida, on cree pro confcsso- will be- a t n v d the 3rd day of January, A. D. 1021, against you. And all other persons nnd thrn and there make answer to or parties claiming any right, title o r the cross hill of complaint, otherwise interest in and to the property n decree pro confcsso will be entered innbove described, under. By or .against you. And all other unknown through nny o f the above- nained de­ parties or persons claiming any fendants, or otherwise, sre hereby re­ right, title or interest in and to the quired to be and appear before our property hereinabove described nre said Circuit Court at the C o n i House required to be nnd .appear before our in Sanford, Florida, on the 7 t t d a y said Circuit Court nt thc Court of February, A- EL J92I, and th a t House in Sanford, Florida, on the nnd there moke answer to thw IdO a t 7th dny o f Fcbrunry, A. D. 1921, nnd complnint in (his cause, otherwise » then and there make answer to the decree pro confcsso will be entered cross biU o f complnint filed In this ngninst nil unknown parties defend­ cause, otherwise n decree pro confes- ant. so will bo entered against all said It -is ordered thnt this citation beunknown parties. • published in tho Snnfonf ller^jd, It is ordered, thnt this no^ce be newspaper published in Sevetmolepublished in the Snnford Ilcrald, a County, Florida, once o week f o r newspaper published in Seminole eight weeks ns notice to Alexander County, Floridn, once n week for James Miller, D. nalsey P iffin d mndi four weeks ns to the defendants Charlotte O. Piffird, ana once * week whose residences nre known, nnd for twelve weeks a s-n otice t o tbe once a week for eight weeks as to the unknown parties defendant. known parties defendant whose plac­ WITNESS my hand nnd tbe ocaI’ es of residence nre unknowm, nnd o f the said Circuit Court on tins th e once a woa'b.Jor twelve weeks ns to 15th dny of October, A. D. 192GL the unknown Y nrtits defendant. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGDASS WITNESS my hand nnd the seal of Clerk o f Circuit Gnrrt, the said Circuit Court on this 15th , Seminole County, Florida. day of Octobef, A*. D. 1920. GEO. A: DeCOTTES, (SF.AI.) E. A. DOUGLASS, | Solicitor nnd of Counsel fa r Clerk of Circuit Court, ,*€-omplninnqjs. 9-lHt-c Seminole County, Florida i ^'—~~- ■>'1v* —■— ' “ — “*■" ’ — GEO. A. DeCOTTES. . j IN THE CIRCUIT fcoUBT OT BfOOKDLX COUNTY. TLOHIDA— IN C l I A I r t S T THOMAS EMMET WILSON. Solicitors nnd of Counsel for *A V. Y '-w r ll. foit.|i)aItBinr. Cross Complnlnnnts. , a 9-12-tc Ceorye E, Jcd,n*rt). et *1-' I S la tb# Circuit Court, Sarantb Judicial Circuit *f II* fitat* cf I lt t lf i , in tad far S«mlB«l* County IN cnANCERY—BILL TO ESTABLISH AND QUIET TITLE. fj.llt Read, rumpUInknt. aTATI Off. M I anan. E)<;nldktor of Florida hind awW) ck>lonlullon Company. I.ltnlteaL n ewpwwtlw of Enaland, the Btockhofdee* *N Flortd*t*. luind and Col™ la* IInn r*mp*n7 •• Cbarle# E. ItaHelte, et * 1, liefrmjant#. llflnlJalrd eorieraHoo of EnclaniL a*nil I*, ORDER or *BFRVICE BY PUBLICATION. tbe unknown leyater*. drttarew, *■*! r * * To alt partlr* rlalmlny lurrmia txiulrr Hutuo trra, rlalit In? by, ihronah *e nndrt tho X <'ro!rh-r. drcraar-l. T It ('abannla#. ilralan* named partlr*. ami t# aw? ant •& rraaml; I'.taanl OrKitlrk .terraard! It P. r-lber pernona or [-arlle* wtMMMW*. r k l* tiltterai. ilrrraaeit. and J H XPaire, (terra* In* any rlybl, title oe tntereaf Uo *»d lor-i arcl XI.t, P.XUTIEH »lalmln* on tntrrrul. Ibe fniv.wtn* drarrfheil IkiuLiftmtedl ly*«* in 1t,r fell..* Inr >lrw-tlt—l |iroi*rrty altuate and l-rlo* In Ihe Cotmt? nf fltinlawki In Hrmlaotr (Voiniy, Florida, tn-wlti Stale of Florida, nmew part*eca(*rt? awwrrlbHtV I t of Hertlon 10: Iota 4 and fl In Bered aa folkiwa, to-wltt H»n t l: All of fractional Hertlon 13; Lot* 1. 3 lait 4. It lock 13. Tier 2, of RknAmR. Xlartam! >3 and Hie SW 14 ot NE 1-4, 1b* fl 1 3 . of NK 14 of NW 14. f tie 8 E 1-4 of NW 1-4 da, . accnrdlne lo B. .I t TVbffarCfe mat? «nrt NE 1-4 of HW 14 of Section 141-the N 1-3 Panfnrd, Florida, aa pee map tbeetwC Omlf *T of .tbo BXV 14 of Hertlon 17: N 12 of th«'flW record and tw?lnnln( at th* NartWiaWX e«ew14 of (hr NE 1-t *n<l the NE 1-4 of NW 1-4 of er of the Intersection of rtrar Rtr**4 amfl I 14* BE 1-1 of Hertlon 31: th# NE 14 of tbe NE 1-4 Aaenne. In the City of flanf*rd. rka rtt. of ihe NE 14, Ibe South 4 acre* of the E**t IB thenre Eaat Ut fear. Ibene* N**4tk MB tm * ■err* of lie NE I 4 of NE I t, tbe fl I I of tbe room or lea* lo a point on tb* Sawkkc a W *C NE 1-4 aod the E I 2 of the HE I -4a of flee alley. .Hxnre Weal M feet, iLW ? tk* nf laid alley to Rand iria aa i tbaiaw Huai -32:Ha XX 1 3 of tbe HW 1-4 nf Hertll.n flontb 23 tbe S | 2 of tbe RXV 1-4of tbe NW 1-4 (or alnn* Ihe Eaal aid# of n i l Ittaf *ra H 2*1 arm of lot 1) *ml all of b>(* 3 and 4 In nue. Ifl4 feet, irnre oe lea* fn E lat Street. Hertlon 2t (lie HW 1-4* of tl,# 8 VV 14 of Sec Ibe i»dnt of teftnnlo?. It appearlny from the awar* bHl *N rtm Hon 30; the E I 2 of tbeNE 1 4 and tbe R *>^' fl acre* of tie NW ’ 1-4 of Ibe NE 14 of See plaint filed In ttlla cwoae aaatnat ? « • Hon 17: H>e N I I of.tbe 8 E 1-4 of Senior, .22: yoai hare oe rlaLn aome tnteeewt It* awA »• <*•* the HW I t of NW 1-4 and Ihe NW 1-4 of Ihe laoda ' abore drwarttced, Af-erefae* y*». tOw a * * SW 1-4 of Beetlon 33: B *rre* a.|t]ar# In tbe (leo E. Jntmaoi^ aod In# aah? T l i O m AV** NW rorner of tb*> NW 1-4 of the NE 1-4 of Ihe andrr nncbaoan, Ibiittdalor. nf rtkr f r o * SB 14. mil the SW 1-4 of th* HW 1 4 of tbe HW da land and rYdonliiHoti O n p t a f , of Enaland. I» I1 of See. 31, i ll In Twp. SB H, Hr# 33rorporatlnfl Kaat. Alto all H at part Of tin N 1 2 Iflny South of hereby re<inlred to tie amt « l . Errpijtorkrtrtil# Creek, In Becllon 7; am) He aald Circuit Court, at the (Vmrt f!* « w * ■ -Oa*' NE I t nf lb* NE 1-4 and Ihe NE 1-4 or (hr ford. Florida, cm tbe " I it da? o f PuaiaMe. 4 HE 1-4 of flection II, In Tuarnahlp J l South, D. IflSfl. and Hen and Iher*- m ale wawww Rani* 33 Eaat. And. alto th* followlnc lota the Itlll of Complaint nhlhlted i f i k a l ? — * Otberwla*. a deere* pern vawf*In tbo** certain anhdlelalona of tbe KK 14 of tbla caiiae. th* NE !- l of flection 21 In ToarnaMp 30 will be entered. And to all peronoa oe partlea etaltaW South. Ram* 32 Eaat, known aa Wliltcotuh"* flrat and tecond addlllima tit Crurta, *la: Iota rlahl. title or Inter**! In* and t * tb* f*W 'riT’ fl, 7. IL D, 10, II. 12. 13. 18 and 17 In LWk I. Irralnatnre dearrtbed under, b ? m I ota It. fl. 10 . 13. 13, 1 1 : IS. Id. IT and is in Ibe abore named defendaotaL oe t.1nrk*l I ota 3. 4, 3, fl. 7. S. U. 10, II 12. 13, hereby reuntrrd to b* and" appear II. 13. IS. 17 Jfl, 10 and 30 In block 3, lor* I. raid Clrrult Coot! at tba Cbart TTka a. n. 2. *, 7. B, l>. Jfl. J 1.-I3. 14. IB. Ifl and 20 In fied. Fbirlda. on Iba 3rd day of Jknt block 4, Lot* 3, 4. 13, 14. IS, Ifl, IT, 21 . 32, 23 . 11*21 , and then and therw mat* amrw*r tw y 24. In Mock 3. lola 3. «. 7. *. fl. to. II. 12. 13. Hill of Complaint fried ayatsat ymm to Ifl. 17, IB. 24 and 23 In block, fl. I^la 7. B. 0. raure, olhrrwltr * derror pew (a a f* * * to. tt. 13. 13. 14. 13, tfi, 17. I*. 10. 2it. 2 t and I* entered ayalnit an tnaknom* pari1 ^ 22 In block 7, an.1 lota 1 tu 24. Inrhutar, he- frndanl. tn* all of block 8. I f Ir ordered that Iht* CHattaw br I ^ B f * ;. It la hereby nrdrred that jrd) appear lo tbe In the Sanford flrrald. a uaw fwptr Itlll of Complaint *f]lrd herein aralnat you til* In Seminole Count?, flw M A **g tbe abaiae entitled rant* on Ihe Hrtrnth clay of a week for elyhl re**ba a*- — W .**T March. A. D. 1021; and -'The Hanford her­ Reorae R. Jutmaon and Wlltlkrw AA *— ald" ta hereby drklenatcd aa the nrwapaper In Dnrhanana, M<tufdator, of th* rlkrSDa l— xriilrti Ihta order thall Le puhllat^d once a and Colonliatlon Company, I.ImlterR » week foe Incite ronaeeuHrr wreka. atlon of En?land, anJ eoew ■ wee* Ww * * * ,. W 11nr** my band and aral nf office tbla 15th weeka aa r i»oUpe to the unknown' f l - * * day nf Noaember, A. Ik 1030. fendant. ^ (BEAL) E. A, POlTILASfl. 1 WltnrM m? hand am) th*- a*«F * r Clerk. Clrtnll (Vmrt 00 tkla I3tb da? ad* II- 10 I2te By V, B. POPflLARD, D. C- A . Ft. IP 30 . ' . __ (SEAL) It *. voeexam ln tb* Circuit Court.* Bari nib Judicial Circuit of tha BUt* *f Florida. In tad far Berni­ • Clerlr OlrmlF « * « *•_ nal* County. Hemlnote OOoakyv IN CHANCERY.— RILL .TO ESTABLISH AND HEd ROE A. IlH’OTTES. QUIET TITLE flollrllor and Co«n**l f*r- Opaplklk— 0 . II. Reid, Complainant, cm. Cbarlr* K. ItaHelte. *| at.. tWfendanta. ORDER 0 7 SERVICE BT PUBLICATION. To: Luc? Morton Wlbnore. Sarah I . Jenklna. tbarle* a Warwick, Lewi* lepotron. Charlen Alriander, Frank Daalel, and C. C. Browa.' who** place* of reelilthce are unknown. It 1* bereb? ordered that yoo appear to the tdtl .of romptalnt (lied hrretn ayalaat you In the Itaire entitled etna* on ihe 23tb day of January, A. II. IP2 |. and "The Hanford Her­ ald 1 la hereby dr*tynaled aa the Newfpai*er In which tbla order aball In publlabed 00c* a weak for rl(bt (S I eon et cull?* wreka. XYlinraa my band and aral of office tbla 13th day of Nayrmber, A. II. lP2n. (BEAL) . E- A. DOUHLAflfl. 1 • Clerk. IM flB te________ By V. E. D Q i;oi.A S it It. C. NOTICE TO CTiBWTOES In Court o f the nole County, In re Estate o f EDWARD D. WARMANI To all Credltoro, Legatee*, tcea and all Person* Barii or Demanda against saiif Voji, and each o f yoa, notified and required” to claims and demanda r. n. nARnts. cither o f you, may hav$ ll-taOtc Rkecutor. Alaohua to u n ty : Thc citizens of estate o r Edward* B. Warmaza-j Tac’6ma came together Fridajf nJght.ii> ed, Into of- Seminole 1 You want some of those new and up the beat community meeting ever at­ , to the undersigned adim (o the minute correspondence cards at tended by the county* agent* Much sflnid estate, within- tvto the Herald office. We can print your business o f a constructive nature was monogram ou them if you wish. attended to. �•___ ______ ~ 5 ' S • p » I ' ' • : *W ..= •- . ' '•*•';• :*.* , \ ' ‘ - • • I| ----■" J — ---------------------------- '--------------- ---------: -v-------- r-------------------------------'----------- ^ ----------- '-------------- — ‘ • : ' . • ’ ‘ ’ ' ' • . * / . , - -: _ . . • • , ■. I .:- '- '.- ', v . • . . _ < •,i •• . . . .. - ■ y } . - j - : ***,, —* . . 1, . * : r- • , A010 CAMP FOLKS ARE MERRY CREW K IS S IM M E E IS T H E SCENE ' G R E A T G A T H E R IN G O F OF A AVIATORS WILL VISIT SANFORD CLASSIFIED WANT ADS WANTED WANTED—Corn. The Beiiyham Grain Co. of Alnchun, Fin., will pay you thr market price for ear com in car lots. Farmers join together in mak­ ing up cars. 49-tfc — : , PAGE ELEVEN sleeping porch, n garage to match house, a large lot, plenty o f room for chickens nnd garden. On the edge of town but in city l)tnits. $2,500. Phone 167-W. 16-1 tc ______ ' FOR SALE—Two thoroughbred sows, will fnrrow soon; one 900-|b. mule, one cow, one Ford car nt F. B. Dyson-Levctte place.—South French ave on heights. Call after 4 p. m. lfl-ltp * '* v WANTED—Second hand show case. ______ Inquire at the paint Btore in the WeYoung milk cow for sale Telcphoiu A I.BERT DORNEIt SECURES GEO. Iftkn Block; Railroad W a y .1 5 -tfc.. w illlS POWELL SAYS LEI THEM 4C04. ._____________________ 3-6tf. WRIGHT FOR STUNT FLYWANTED—Your old batteries to re­ * COME TEN THOUSAND 1 KISSIMMEE, Dec. 8.— Enthusiasm FOit SALE— I hnve for sale one good build. Let us mnke your starting STRONG IN G O N S U N D A Y marked the opcninR o f the G6th anlarge farm mulg, $140.—C. M. THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT. and lighting a pleasure. We are au­ -------- * nual session of the Baptists’ state Berry. 20I-3td-lw (From W*Jn«»d»jr'» D ill? ) Don’t forgyt that it Is just as necthorized "EXID E" dealers and have _____________________________________ TAVARES, Fla.,* Dec. 0.— HavinR convention here yesterday. Hundreds Albert (Peggy) Dorner has su e-! n Battery for all makes automobiles, FOR S A L E -O n e pair good mules. c?9a*Y to have vour inner tubes ’ , the fodder in the shock and frost- o f visitors nre in the city, and KisC «.h „ r term.. Bryan AuU, Co. ; the pumpkin, the farmer from up sttnmcc hns thrown open its hnmc3 to cccded in reopening the aviation field “ EXIDE, the Giant that lives in a nnti expects to bring several good fly­ Box."— Ray Bros. Phone 548, old flortb is headed down South in his them In n hospitable fashion, FOR SAI.E— A prott, . . . b „ „ ,..o w * 13-tfc John Henry. The “ league of notions ’ | Mondny the Floridn Baptist Ij»y- ers hch> during the season. Being Ford Garage. Just completed, 5 rooms, bath, . y0ur bra money Intcu for It dotfthe “ Chauteu Theory’ ’ isn’t caus- men’s nssoeintioiruiuHn their annual one of the pioneer flyers in America j WANTED TO RENT— 3 or 4 unfur. screened front porch nnd serened Lies, often trebles, the life o f both Mi. Dorner has done much to keep | nl(thed rooms or . „ milU hou(te by him a single worry. He is more ^convention prior to the opening of the L O ST -S lnce Nov. 29th from my tir” tubi8‘ W e are vulcanizing <anCenu-d about the price o f gasoline convention properly. About 200 luy- aviation alive in Sanford and spent smn,| fnm,|y# Will lease by month or homo on Orlnndp road, one Lew- j B Write gnd whether his tires will hold out, men were present, and fully that much time and money on the Sanford ycar; Real orreferences.’ ellyn setter. Suitnbic reward for in­ field lie has now renamed the field o ^ . . Jn c#re of IIcra,d> n . 1912tp or what’s the condition or the roads, many ministers. A. four-fold proformation lending to' recovery of - this I see him every day—some 200 of gram was outlined for .the aiming here Airport and wnnts to revive the nrrv :=7.n ■- r*-------- ~--------------- 7i,T, -----------------------------Phone 17 , • spirit of nviation in order that when WAJsTED To rent» flv‘‘ncri’* t*,ctl dog.— M. E. Smith, It. No. A, Box him—and I wondef when’s, the end. year, and includes “ Tithing,’’ “ Willing I*. O. Box 17-ltp Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, Florida thl. .port become. „ » popular a . It I, ,0r **"rin'r ' r° 1’ for weeks they have been rambling 0 Tenth t othc Lord," “ Filling the 17rltp destined to be Sanford will always “ through our burg without even saying Pews" and "Pastoral Support,*; as have a binding field nnd this city al­ FOR RENT Elder Springs Water. Its 00 98-100 *think you’’ for the 225 miles o f good laymen’s work in the future., ready marked on the government air or per rent pure. Fhonfc 311. F O R R E N T .— T O fis h in loads our county allows him to use. The morning session was opened Plant Martin's Hy-T*«t S*ed« Far Caad tourist parties, 28-foot, half cabin, routes will be on the government aer­ yriend Wife sits up along side o f him. hy a Scriptural reading by j . Ollie Raiuhi Licensed FFCT „ Y 0 etad etaoinlinnn ial mail route. AGENTS WANTED She holds the guide book in her lap Edmunds, of Jacksonville. Hon. Geo. Garden and field seed fo r fall cnnojiy motor boat fully equipped. Mr. Dorner announces thnt Goorge Licensed' pilot who knows tnc S t., AGENT WANTED IN SANFORD p la n tln seed oats,.rye, boric and is official dictator ns to the turns. W. Fox, attorney o f this city, wclrap e, Wright, one of the best in the husiv Johns. Rhone 348 L. G. Loveless 45tf j Sell the Original Wntkins Remecw crop turnips- ca jn the rear seat nre little Willie and coining the delegates to Kissimmee, huge, e beans, ness will bo here today and will per­ FOR RENT— 20acre farm nnd two dies, Spices, Extr. elk, etc. NecesBiMiry and Susie nnd mnyhC' a hound to which Chnlrman W. W. Flncrcn ress, potatoes and onion acts. form for several days nt the field and rooins. Small family preferred, tiesnnd repeaters. _ All or spare rgest and oldest csta............ pup. The running boards nre barri-^ sponded. Speakers during the day over the city nnd will also trike up Address i<.,Ji. Barnhart, near Elder time. Write Watkins Co., 59 Memseed house in the state. tided with dunnage until I know they and‘their subjects-were: Frnnk Burkpassengers ami on Sunday will do Springs. ll-Ctp phis, Tenn. * 12-1014tp SEND FOR FALL CATALOG p*t in th« car with a shoe horn, nnd hnlter, "The Present Baptist SitunAND SEED SPECIAL. soimi stunt flying such as wing walk­ FOR RIJN’ T—-Furnjshed moms and i " ■ ; jrrt out with vaseline. The bumper tion"; I)r. J. T. Henderson, "The E. A. MARTIN SEtD CO. ing, change of planes, stand on head kitchenettes. Apply* Shirley* apart- i —. w , —^ « « » ,■ • v .— —* * JicktonTille Florid* generally carries a stove or nn ice Outlook"; H. C. Stevens, “ Pastoral _ — an top of the wings, Uiop three times ments, opposite 1’ostitffice._____ 48-2'it | boa, and on the rear is strapped any- support’*; S. D. Martin, ‘,‘ Whut I stanindg on top of the wing; and FOR RENT— A large well furnish­ thing from a steamer trunk to nn oats Think of Tithing’’ ; Ralph K. Roberts, 5-tfc. Is a powerful Antiseptic and Rain trapeze work. The stunt flying will ed bed room. ?17_Park ave. bin. Even the top is utilized for spare "Bequeathing tit Least One-Tenth to LANDIS, FISH & HULL Killer, cures infected cuts, old sores, FOR RENT— Furnished rooms, kitch­ take an hour or more and be full of tires and casings. The wonder too is the Lord"; J. T. Henderson, "FirinncRelieves Sprains,. Neur­ en nnd two bed rooms.—J. MI<ord ] tetter, etc. thrills. Attorneya and Counsellors-at-Law' that much abused little car ’can stand jnj, the Kingdom"; Dr. Ixdgh, of the 17-13U* Albert hns interested the county on Sanford and Orlando road. 18-ltp algia, Rheumatism. DeLAND. FLORIDA op under the load. University of Floridn, “ The Problems commissioners and Engineer Fred Will practice in Hie State nnd Feder­ MISCELLANEOUS I hare wjitehef them nnd marveled ()f Lenders"; It. H. Edmonds, editor al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ Williams has secured some lime rock at them. They nre picturesque, origithe Manufacturers’ Record, Haiti-1 We will ship that Christmas box of nnd Perfecting [jind Titles. and the white cr o s s .that marks all SCIIELLE MAINES amining — ----- - ______________________ ! njl. far.In-tic in their devices. Here mure,* nnd who has a winter home hi oranges for you, per box, aviation fields inis been fixed at Hu with five riiiing in the car, Doytonn "The Present Unrest and THIS WEEK’S OFFERINGS L A \V Y K R gw-' Airport field Imre and everything is Fates Crate Co. Rhone 181. 12-2(5-tf -i • STEWART, THE FLORIST and ro fithiT side are four children the Gospel.” o r n r r in t i i k c o i i h t i i o i . s k now in readiness again for the visit GROWERS AND S illRRKItS—Send Poinsettns, sratiii on improvised seats built on Tile general convention, which op- of all th" aviators who might be com­ me your loss and damage claims Ilyhiseus, Salmon, Red, double SANFORD FLORIDA Use rutoiii, - IwinriN and practically ens Tuesday morning, has outlined red. for collection and receive the benefit ing this way during the winter. ?Tiij.*—■i*a u«-if* ■ Ferns. • . harri-atl* *i .tci.iiisl sideswipes. Happy! the following program for tin* open­ Since we have such a fine aviation of my yea n of experience in claim j- Orders taken now for Fancy, SnapWhy, it.is a picnic for the kids. ing day: field it might just ns well he used work.—C. E. McIntyre, 420 Cornelia dragon, Calendriln and other jdants. lb n k '*«*■ E. I\. I’ ERRVM \N Today’s Program and Uhert Dortjer think.- lu* tan n* St , South Jacksonville, Fla. 12 - 8- 11 hLtrle * 9:80, opening ,de\athunt/ servir**, Attorney -nt-l.a« m ... the sport sufficiently to Leesburg Laundry Lm opened Frank Ixissing ma « eondneted iiy Rev. Roger L. t'lark, 10(1 l’ark Ave. many of tiu* visiting aviators here j Receiving and. delivery Station at Contractor & Builder I h** irarim>nts art* flaunt- Rrodeiittiwn. had ; for tin* season. Ray Brothers Battery service stat iag t> Phone 457 . •/i I he °ld man i:< nt f'onvenlioi) George Wright* will re-open the ion- Old Ford Garage, this is in ad •••'*■ tack down Iin* Enrollment the I , , . .. ,‘ dition to regular service. The v-erv mv1 of I iffre would upset rat inn. fine quality 'o f work turned out hy ^ ——— — ————— — — — (Le Leesburg Laundry is known a!' ihrn It): ill ' Address of /■. i - / \ » i g l i [j t M f ' over the south. Troy Ray, Rhone 1'. I tnittlesllip that spouse. Ij L U . Ij c I 1 lLI\IV1 iNVj i 5.18 is in charge of the Sanford hast ' drydnek for years JltflO. The annual sermon, Rev. S. Brnncl}. AHorncy-nl-l.fi w f*ir i . ders are rusted It Foie, Madison; alternate. Rev I! S. The 1Julies Union of the Congrcga, thr afully as it takes Righlmire, Daytona. I l O irner-W m iririifF Build in .... liimnl Church will *.w.„ hold their anua v #.L up 1* It is minus hubNI S U R A N C E haznar Dmember 11.________ C.tfc j Appointment r.f committees. SANFORD. FLA.. caps, -topper in lieu of 12:30. — Adjournment. /RE ALC ESTATE GET YOUR ORDERS in n.nv for a rad top has- a piece of Afternoon your new Buick car. See W. J . ! SANFORD, F L A oil Hr th diawii over it to kee out the 2:30.— Devotional service, Rev. C Thigpen. ’ 45-tfc K l! HAT.? rair i*'.j L windshield is tirokbmk- y 'p|loninS| iqurenix. en, utel <*» i* rarnhlea riglit along, We will ship Hint Christmas iwx of 2:45.—The report on state missions .IKWELEIt oranges for you, per box, $8.50,— Ah' I(. i. "it - ih prinee of tlie and tiu* report nf tin* State Board of MY SPECIALTIES: rn;,.. . . , m u . n d ear with a chi Missions, Dr. F. W. Duke. Tampa; .< ales Crate Co Plume 1 8 1 12-20 tf Riikard'*11.10(1-Painted China I'Olt SA l.K -tiim d farm mule m good arc. \ • u In el ami a retl lig|U Dr. S. B Rogers, eorresimiidinir s< * Gurham's Sterling Sitter at lr, condition. M Fleischer, |l -2(Mfc Ml lit up with green rtUnry and treasurer, .Iio ksopville Rogers’ Plated Ware paim am| u li ■■ wire wheels until it 7:30,— Devotional service, Rev. B. 1 BUY, pay cnsli for second hand pi­ _____rxs _____ |J»»-..... Elgin and Waltham Watches rsctsu looks like a Chinese joss house dur- G. Smith, Month-olio. anos. Address 352 Sanford, Flori­ Used in connection with no other Ing the New Year’s festivities. It car- [ 7: iri.~'-Rcport on womnn’s work, da. 44-tfc MOW V0uR£ PROTECTED subject does the newly coined and rics a *>lnimir trunk and a thermos Mrs. II. C. Peelmnn, corresponding IN CASE OF FIRE- > ORDER your new Buick now and bnitl.. and two august personages, secretary and treasurer, Jacksonville. frequently heard #expression quot­ you wil| not lose any time on the Tllfy I. ! rn uti. r to the right nur to , S;15.— Address, Mrs. W. C. James, ed al>u\e, mean more or apply with new car load coming in soon. IG-tfc th*' ll-fl I hi > are just existing— th ey‘ president Woman’s Missionary Union han't greater force than in the matter Ml the scenery they ()f the Southern Baptist Convention, will break a Cold. Fever and'Grippe I>R. I). C. WARD, Osteopntli is in ha. i' in Sanford on Tuesday anil.Friday of >1 was on picture post- Birmingham. quicker than any thing. » e know, pre­ of insurance on your property, ns^anh it 8-tfc ! a* -ending hack home. . | Address, Mr. S, It. Rogers, enrres- venting pneumonia. ]7-13tc each week. Miring you againxt financial luss Bine' \ flat lire. I’n nnd ma and ponding secretary and treasurer, of We will ship thnt Christmas box of all the kid*, pit out and survey the Jacksonville. in tin* event of its destruction by NOTICl; TO TEACHERS oranges for you, per box, $3.50.— Tl*r Hl*lr 1 - r:1 will l.ol.l fnni»ln*llnii* f..r tUm.*g, (•„ kirks the casing, and One of the fitst things expected to fire. r.*rltti» <if ft,* palillr at Mir rourt Cates Crate Co. Phone 181. 12-20-tf »aks ’over his stock on the., shelves, develop in the convention will lie the WtO*. In X,tif.Til. nn TurxUf, l**n*mtwr Hlli. l!*r.*n All IrarU n imt now In.Mine • rall.1 "FLORIDA'S. Foremost Boy's Pn# . Y hHnng to the discard, hut Pn ffght over the location of the Baptist rrrllflrnt* will [-■ rw<|iiI r r l . i tat* thl* riaiiil' per"— that’s "FLORIDA SCOUT." nallon. ' * varry ing them along believing some hospital, ns a number of cities have ' T. W. LAWTON. , SEE US ABOUT Monthly'. Rend, "Mr. possum, d*y in* can make a whole onq out- of sent delegations to the convention • Bnp*rinl«*itilrnl. Abrond," in the large Christmas num­ , FIRE INSURANCE! th* three or four by nesting them. ■ with thnt end in view. Four meniNOTICE o r DISSOLUTION Or DREW DEVEL­ ber. Year 25c. Address Wlllnrd U* family comes into the office hers of the committee having charge OPMENT COMPANY. A FLORIDA Luntlcy, Editor, Sanford. U-2C-3tp CORPORATION, *“ * 1,11 'Irink copiously of the ic e ,0f the matter nre in Kissimmee at . TO A L L , INTERESTED I'AIITIBS: present. They nre: Rev. J. L. White, Nollrn la tirrtt.y *l«*n lhal nn 111* Slat .lay YOU CAN order your new Buick "iUiere arc you from ?" I ask. Tampa; Rec. C. W. Duke, Tampa; of l**y*rol«r. lli-JO, ll.* umlrraljfi.nl will makr no wand save time on the next car a|>l>llrail»n In tl.r Ju.ljc of Ihr Hrrrnlli JnJiwcbegnn," the reply in chorus. Rev. T. W. O’ Kclly, Gainesville, nnd ilirlal rirrull fnurl of Florl.ta. *1 l.la (’l.am- load. ' 40-tfc I>rl.«nil. Fieri .la, al 10:00 o'rlnrk A. II.._ “When* are you bound fo r ? ” I ngnin iteV- Runyan Stephens, Tallahassee. Iwr*. for an ordrr itlaanlrlny |)rrw Drrrlopnirnl Com Stewart, The Florist, 814 Myrtle IThe towns expected to .make the pany, a Florl.la rorporallon Avenue. Phone 250-W.________10-tfe HENJ DREW, u . n. o v m u r r n e E T , «tv" **'at0 *n I>®rRcular.’* -strongest representation I n their ef"Say it with Flowers”— Stewart, A, P. CONNEI.I.T. 'Vhy didn’t you stay nt borne until f ort8 to secure the location of the DICKINSON A DICKINSON. The Florist. 10-tfc Hollrllora for l'•llllonrn. I I 3 3w election, so father could v ote?" .hospital are Tampa, Daytona, GainesBATTERY TROUBLES? Do not run ’ NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP “Voto,’’ said the woman snceringlyJ VH[0 and Orlando. your battery until' she is entirely T w a NT TO HERE-TAKE W H CR6 I Nolle* la l.rrrby (In n ll.it tl.a ptrlnrralilp »°tes don’t pay for coal at $24 a l.rrrtoftw* n latin* be Iwarn S»ul llobbln* ami dead. The battery is the costliest ac­ FIND, A 6 0 0 0 na/ ow't o t r ] T hese glasses ton. Alw* Dmrobrr*. and known a* lib* Rurprla* HOGS PAY BIG MONEY Sbo* Slore Ita* W n ill*ra>trn1. Dlaanlullin rf* cessory to yoyr car. We re-charge a 0 to r e p a ir SOAKED AND READ And there you* are, fret Ira aa of Nortmlwr SSlb. 19X0. All ae* rant* do* anil payable ;by the aal.l Sarprlw and re-build all makes of batteries. SH O P, f the story. Mr. Pete Wing o f Hawk Point, Shoe Store will b* paid .by Saul Itnbblna, and — Ray Bros. Phono 548, old Ford ad d pess^ Yhe old flivver is a coal-saver— it Mo., made a lot o f money out o f his all arrattnl* dne and payable to the aal.l Sur­ lje prise Shoe .Store abali be paid to Saul Rob- Garage. 13-tfc ** a Vuel-saver—It Is clothing aav- hogs. He says; "I fed them Dr. bins. Dated al/SanfoMl. Florida. Ibla the SStti day LOST—Tuesday, black canvas truck ' r~*nd, by dinf—a lifo-staver. LcGear's Hog Prescription. It has of Norembar, 1930. RAUL rtonHlNN, cover on Oak, Tenth or Celery ave. C°me on, yo hosts from Mcechegan; given wonderful results fn putting ADR BROMBERG. $2 reward. _ Return to Herald office 1*3 3 1 , ‘______ _ ron'e on, ten thousand strong. You gains on them with leas feed. They _ or phono 167-W. motiox or M iin s ri sale not bo adding to the beauty o f j were on heavy, feed for only a Notice la ,b*rtbr fl»*a lh«l andtr and br j**. scenery with your antlqdated, month;averaged a gain o f 2V4 ------------------ F o r S a l e ------------------^nts and laundry on the line, flanked pounds daily, and were only 7 CABBAGE PLANTS FOR S A L E THERE la aometMng the matter with a m in’ i auto vision Id*. In Llianrarj, wbrrrln J. I*. McClelland li Jj ^ e Hankford in nil stages o f tbenths, 10 days old, when sold." 30,000 Charleston Wakefield ready complainant and I*. rredarlck and L. I-ukm If he cannot see that thla repair shop Is the one that should i*rx*pi»te, hut, by the gods nnd little Mr. Wing profited by the advice Rlielej ate drfemlanU. I. a» apectal maatar will to set about Oct. 15th. $1.00 per furnish all the necessary repairs to his auto. Our meth­ fishes, you nre welcome!—W, B. Pownffpr foe ill* and aell In front of lb* I' iutI UOOO.— F. L. Greene, West Side. P-tfc of Dr. LeGear, Graduate Veterinar­ 11 note Joor In Panfoctl. riorlda, ilurlnf Ibe If ods of doing business .will help you and your car. ell. Ira n of aa If rin the flrat Mondar In JanPair good mules and wagon for ian and Expert Poultry Breeder of ral nary, I PHI, belni th# .ltd <l*r of »ald mnnlb. sale Inquire Merchants Grocery Co * the follow Inc dwrllwd iwrwmml iimnfrl*. -to28 years’ standing. FOR SALE— Four choice p I rs , nine Dr. LeGear's Hog Prescription will The Sanford Herald a few days ago weeks old.. E. B. Randall, 819 First **d a very good picture o f the Semi* put weight on your hogs also, be­ street. . ./________________ O.tfc. j t e l j 'v '' Hotel, as a front page attraction. cause it expels worms, purifies the FOR SALE—Celery farms, any slse, blood and conditions them sothat »s is a very attractive building and to suit purchaser. Buy froih own­ 's the Herald says, “ is.one o f tho fln - th*ey gain flesh on lean feed. Tba r*ratar annnal m**tln* of lb* aloct* Box 270, Sanford, Fla. 60-tf holdfra of lb*' rirat National Hank or Sanford, er. It malkea no difference what ail­ Florida, will be bald ln‘ tho offlcro of lb* bank * mong the smaller hotels In the ment is prevalent among your stock no T»fadar. January lllb . 1931, at 10 o'clock FOR SALE— Some well bred Rhode *****"—Times-Unlon. n. tn. aa provided In Ibo by-la*a, for lb* al*cInland Red roosters, two 1 1-2 years or poultry, It is money In your pock- lion *of a board of dlrwtora to arrra for ft a fiuutnc year, and for tbo transaction U aocb old and six last February chicks. See ?■ break a and. et to get the proper Dr. LeGear nih*r bo*Im ** aa may properly come before J. C, Ellsworth st Wildwood Not quicker than anything we |Remedy from your dealer, on a satls- the meetlnx. B. F . WHITNSH, Besnlsll Ave i preventing pneumonia. 17-13tc faction or money back offer. ............ , ' * * THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1920 THE SIXTY-SIXTH ANNUAL MEET OF FLORIDA BAPTISTS * « H A P T IS fS . VULCANIZING KENT VULCANIZING WORKS K jyj Y J I S IVT ,P. CONNELLY KINDS OF HENRY McL\ULIN S a E fflB SAFETY FIRST 666 !v,»3 •■ m • l :M •. . i . m ... AUTO jr > 'n y S s MITH BROS. G IL L E T T E T IR E S ^ B r a z in g F IR S T ST. .7 * 1 LS OAK AVE Vrxltga L V :JB t •*§* M , ‘ - t r -'^ 1 -V - -,1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 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, December 10, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 10, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 10, 1920; <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/8e272aec126a082659b15b20fa012329.pdf f043ee58fa8188940bd5d990228572a3 PDF Text Text ' ■ ■ ■ ' .........V~:'" m jw~ 11B M ■ ■ I ■ •• •' • • W >* .’ i ,/ ■* V. - » . J h ♦ ~r,-------------r--------7 mr> 72 12 PAGES today —■t y J s COLUMNS ( IN TH E HEART (OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 18 8ANF0RD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1920 VOLUME XII- WOMAN’S CLUB CALENDAR W .J. BRYAN AVIATORS COUNTY TRAFFIC COP GOES AFTER FAST ONES ' SHOWS MUCH ACTIVITY. CALLED IN WILL FLY AT FIELD DOING GOOD WORK HERE AND A BUSY SEASON CONFERENCE HEARING ON THE PRESIDENT-ELECT CALLS T nE GEORGE WRIGHT WILL DO MANY JESS WILLARD STUNTS AND ALSO CARRY COMPENSATION BILL WANTS COME BACK COMMONER FOR CON­ PASSENGERS NEXT SUNDAY . WITH JACK DEMPSEY SULTATION <Br Tk« ArtocUUd FrwO WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—Hear­ . (By Th* AiiMltUd fnu.) . • (Ur The Aweeieled Pretel • George Wirght, the daring youpg ings on the house bill proposing an KANSAS CITY, Dec. 17.—Jcsa Wil­ MARION, Dec, "17.—William Jen- aviator who is here for a few weeks adjusted compensation for former scr- nlngs Bryan today conferred with will wm pull off oli his "air xw uo IlB AI lard expects to train for three months circus” next vice men was completed by the •sen- (president-elect Harding on an Asso- Sunday afternoon at the aviation Held in preparation for a bout with Jack ate finance committee today and the ;clation of Nations. He is the first IIp will do nU of atunt. and will Dempsey in New York, March 17th. , • chairman announced the committee former official of the Democratic adbc assisted by Albert Dorner and his His manager says Willard wants to JURISDICTION EXTENDED TIIRUwklfarb d e p a r t m e n t has OUT COUNTY—NEW DEPUTY will meet tomorrow/ to determine , ministration summoned to Harding's “trained Ford” and- the exhibition will prove to the public that h t was not w IMPORTANT WORK MAPPED SHERIFF TO HANDLE THE what action should bo taken on the council tabic. himself at Toledo. lie. well worth witnessing. . Lieut. OUT NEXT YEAR •measure with one‘exception the wit­ . . TRAFFIC. Wright it one of the best in the pro­ nesses declared it is for cash bonus HOLD-UP MAN WAS NEGRO POPULATION fession and has many death defying Club Calendar. Some days ago an arrangement was plan. INCREASES IN KILLED IN CHICAGO stunts in bis repertoire. * Owing to tho busy nish preceding made with the City Manager and th* BIRMINGHAM Aside from the stunt flying Lieut. Christmas and tho gaycties attend­ NAVAL BALLOON HEARD FROM. Police Department by the County ( D r Th* A u w U U i l Tr*M ) ant upon the holiday season, tho only CHICAGO, Dec. 17.—A man who Wright will carry passengers and any(By Th* AmocUUS Frau) Commissioners whereby Police Offic­ WASHINGTON, Dec.'17.—The ne­ er Depfer, Sanford’s efficient motorattempted to hold-up a drug store «nc wishing to be taken aloft will department of tho Woman's C^b (By. Th« AttoeIt ltd Pr»u)» which will have another program In j NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—Noinfor- here last night wns today identified have the opportunity. The flying of gro population of Birmingham an­ cop, should bo sworn in as a deputy ' ns Thomns Heavcy, of S t Louis. A this faring aviator is described in nounced by the census bureau today sheriff‘under Sheriff Brady aad have December is tho Social Department, j mation has been received from the whose annual ball will bo glvcfk Dc- naval balloon leaving Rockawny poRcemnn .killed the bandit after a n -. the Orlando Morning Sentinel of Wed­ was placed at 72,217} an increase of his jurisdiction extended throughout nesday as follows: }7,912. Montgomery was placed at the county so that some check may be ' r e m ix r 2 9 with Mrs. E . F . Ilouahold-| Point Monday with three officers on other policeman was fataljy shot. There was a large and appreciative 19,826, an increase of 604; Chatta­ had on the increasing number of hostess. Members who aro invlt- an endurance test. .. \ GOVERNMENT RELIEF ON j audience gathered at the fairgrounds nooga, 18,866, an increase of 924. injt quests for this occasion, must! ------------------------spccdcre. Mr. Lepfcr has been out HOUSING PROBLEM yesterday afternoon to witness Lieut on duty for some time and has had present their names to the commit- M A [) V C A I H U / C l I * (By Th. ammi«u4 Fr***.. Geo. t . Wjright, "king- of all daroassigned for this purpose before | L A L U flllL L signs placed at the'entrance of the WASIHNGTON, Dcc^ 17.—The for- devils,” who performed his death dcDecember 20, ns no Invitations will county calling attention to the speed' mulntion of a constructive program fylnK exhibition without mishap. As be issued after that date. The names limit over the county highways and for the relief of the national housing n preliminary to his “special atunts,” , also warning the motorists to look out of the committee were published in a P A lin shortage wns undertaken at a meet- two Bhlpa ^ the‘ alr ding barrel 1 for the speed cop. Sovcral personal recent issue of the Herald. H Y r i l l ll\ M r N inK the Chamber of Commerce of rojj^ tail BpJns,'‘Ioops and other death j warning! hare been made and la st L71 1 V rU lt l ! | l . t l *h«» ... wiki#. . the United States January Jnnunry 27. defying exhibits. Social Department Sunday afternoon Officer Pepfer de­ was the aeroj | Tho special feature Tuesday afternoon n very delight­ SOUTHERN GIRL ABDUCTEI cided that action ought to be taken'** SOUTH CAROLINA MILLS Wright, who batic stunts of Lieut, ful game of bridge wns enjoyed a t , - ......... TX, no attention was paid to his warnings REDUCE WAGE SCALES DETROIT—SEARCH BEING gave a thrilling exhibition of walk- WILL CONBIDER MEMBERSHIP IN 80 hc proccded to "pull" several promthe Womnn’s Club with Mrs. David j MADE FOR HER. HOUSE ACCORDING TO Caldwell, the gracious hostess. Mass­ inent citizens and summoned them to SPARTANBURG, Dec. 17.-Spart-_ ing on the wings «of thie aeroplane, LATE CENSUS. ( B y Ilk* A i a o c l i M Fr*M .) es of gorgeous poinsettias attractive- j nnburg mills announced an additional hanging b? his ankles by the w n » , appear before his Honor Judge Hous^ ^ reduction _________ _of _20 ^per ............. ..... ^ id , ly adorned the assembly and reception , DETROIT, Dec. 17.—The police are wage cent The on the top wing holder where trial was had ytaterday (Bjr The A u o t lft U d Pf%d*l searching deserted summer cottages ^ V m e n t aaid it"wai necessary to whi,e the Plnne ,00Pcd tho lo°P *n‘l halls. WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—The Re­ —all entering n pica of guilty and .. »_»— j . in *t_---- •*— last hut not least changing from one Among the guests were Mm. Has- on the islands the Detroit jriver for nVoid c|0Bingi publicans will hold a caucus tonight arking merev of the court. These be­ plane to the other, which wns un­ to' consider tho rcapportionment of ( ing the first of Inc traffic officer'* urd of Atlanta, Ga., who is visiting Miss Mary E. Caldwell, whose glove ___ doubtedly the most daring and re­ the membership of the housq of rep- cases, Prosecutor Malnes suggested toher mother, Mrs. T. L. Dumas, and with a note saying she was being tak- lt ACE TROUBLE quired the most skill of his entire resentatlves according to the popula- tho court that n nominal fine be a»UUs Lenoir, of Charleston, the af- en away by four men in a boat was IN KANSAS temoon guest of Mrs. Raymond Key. fo'ilnd today near the river. The is ; sesaed, whereupon Judge Housholdar SEVERAL KILLED performance. An attempt was made tion of the last census. j J*. while Lieut. Wright was riding in tho The “shower” for thqj Children’s aged 18 and came here from the --- .-------------------- suspended sentence on tho condilfoir ' Th» Fr*»i) rear seat of an automobile on the race STRAWBERRIES BRING BIG Home Society was a splendid success, South. , [that costa be paid and discharged the INDEPENDENCE, Kans., Dec. 17. track to change from the car into the '■'(qtributlons in clothing and toyi be­ PRICE AT PLANT CITY offenders. Troops l^ing equavilent to thirty dollar* ($30) \ JACKSONVILLE DOCTOR - ar^« patrolling , , the streeta , to- acr0 pianf>| hut for some unknown ‘ -------| In passing the judgment Judge reason this stunt was abandoned afand cash donations amounting to $40 IN SERIOUS TROUBLE d“y “ the rcs.u).t °.f PLANT CITY, Dee. 17.—Six reHousholder stated that ho was eonhcro when n white boy and a negro k CV|Crt l pr<!aUJ"a^Iy £Win* 'fri*gerntor boxes'of atrawberri«!S were Mdcring the fact that there were tb* Welfare Department. * | JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 17.—Dr. P. wcre k,,,ed nnd four whitc wounded. to the lack of room on the tr a c t ^ pUnt c |ty Monday> the l.rg- first of the kind of cases to be brought The regular meeting of thp Wei- c. Perry, prominent physician and At the conclu.ion of the exhibition CBt- nmount dipped any day so far before him, and that tho. action take* COLBY ARRIVES IN RIO. fare department was held on Wednes- surgeon, upon whom a capias chargpassengers were carried over tho city ^ ieM(jn priccg ranRed h|gh ^ these caaea waa by no meant to b* . day afternoon, Mrs. B. W.-Herndon, |n(r manslaughter, was servedyester-u of Orlando for a twenty-five mile‘ petition ran them up from 76 <B* Tk* AmmUiW Fmi ) centsa taken asa precedent as he Intended to- . chairman, presiding. . „dsy afternoon, was released today on RIO JANEIRO, Dec. 17.—SccteUry ride. The day waa ideal for flying qusrt to $1.26, tho latter price held- Pl«ce fines on all future offender*. Routine business was transacted, at „ |io,000 bond. The serving of pa- Colby Bndhls party areexpected to and undoubtedly brought a large Ing throughout m>«i of tho day. | The action of the County C om m it which time' reports were made by poni on Dr. Perry follows an opera- srrJve hereMonday, according to a crowd from Orlando and neighboring Fifty-five care of citrus fruit were sioners, Sheriff Brady and the City Ttrinu* committees. tion he is said to have performed on w|rejfSB message today. country. • shipped from here within three days Officials In co-operating this way so The report of the Civic and City a “Mr*. LaRoux" of Titusville, who —;-------- ------------ — ending, Monday. Prices were low, « to allow the traffic officer to work Beautiful committees show these com- subsequently died. running ftom $1.00 to $1.25 for or- both in the city *nd in the coSmty niitters actively engaged upon plans : __ . ---------‘anges and tangerinea. Twenty cars *hou!d be commended by all law abldfor the beautifying of the town,, GAVE IIIM 8 ELF UP. . 'o f oranges were ahippsd Saturday. ‘ ing citizens; The numerous accident* planting of palms and hybiscus w ill; * - ■ I The Irish potato crop is the largest had on our county highways d u iin r be a feature, one hundred of these j LYERLY, Ga., Dec. 17.—Chester vegetable crop now. Thirty-eight the past sixty diys does to be placed upon Park avenue alone, *Logan, of Sutherland, Fla., who hamper* of potatoes were shipped In too well fdr the county as it is generMr. Wrsterdlck will have charge of surrendered hjmaelf here yesterday to the last three days. A sprinkling of »Uy conceded that ninety pel* cent of the planting. Constable Bullard, declaring that he English peas 1* appearing on the lo- .*H automobile accldenta ia duo .allh­ It was announced from the chair was the murderer of Carl Doerler at — 1----eal market. " 1 er to reckless driving or speeding-. PRESIDENT WIL80N . that two-thirds of the white wm* Tarpon Springs, F la, and guilty also SAYS HE WILL TAKE BIB DOU Price, quoted by Plsnt City buy- The speed of twenty-five miles pet* BUYS WASHINGTON BOME. equipment had arrived and that the 0f robbing the express office and post BLE BARRELED SHOT GUN ‘ ,» « T V u i , . 'ers: Cabbage, $3.26; cukes, $4.60; hour Is usually .Ukcn to be the ^ t * X AND HAVE FINAL next two months will see the com- office at Ozona, a small town near TnYl n I ni.nl. lfttuce 12 00 - okra WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—PreslplsnU, $172.on00 , lettuce, oxra, speed i^- law and any one nn driving faster« SETTLEMENT pletion of this work. Sutherland, is in Jail here awaiting dent Wilson p u rc h a ^ a residence $4.00; Irish potatoes, $2.00; English Among the amusement and money- arrival of an office^ from Florida to here today for his home after Hard- peas, $3.60; pepper, $2,601 a n o ^ h e J v llS ^ t (Br Tk* a IHIUU4 Ftm*.) slaking plans of the department will tako him back therp for triaL , ing'a inauguration. It ia understood $2 00; turnips with tops, $1.25. ,$tnicted or p ssing ano^wr vehicle, fa TALLAHASSEE, F la, Dec. 17. be a "pageant” to be given in the 1 ---------------------j ho paid $140,000 for I t ' . ’• | There has noH been any okra in a. liable to be taken up by the traffic spring instead of the spring carnival n f A T 1TAI17 • —In an open letter today Gover­ cop. ___________week or two. There were five ham -, nor Catts threatens to go to Weat which has been held for several years, fllff l l r H K i l l I . N II^ Y pers ijf cucumbers sold Saturday. Palm Beach with hls "Double­ M. F. HETHERINGTON It was unanimously voted that thli PHOflPIIATE EXPLbSION FALLS AND BREAKS LEG Barrel shot gun loaded with buck­ ^ould be a pleasing innovation. Chll- j KILLS PIVE MEN shot” and have “a final settle­ dnn and young people from other j LAKELAND, Dec. 17.—While pull­ ment" with Joe L. Earman, pres­ sections of tho county will be in -; ing down tome, vines and limbs en­ BREWSTER, Ded. 17.-r-Five hups-'' ident of the SUt* Board of Health rinded in the invitations to taka part. f e d e r a l DISTRICT ATTORNEY an bodies, some of them horribly tangled in a fence at his home yesi i i l / p u i r u D E f A D n and publisher of the Palm Beach Upon the report made by the ceme-. FQR FLORlDA ORDERED TO terday, M. F. Hetherington, formerly I l A f b f l U j l l l l l X U i l K mangled, and other practically blow* Post. The letter follows the pub­ wty investigating committee, the INVESTIGATE editor of tho Telegram, fell In sucB'a ____ ' _____ to bits, are being held In Brewster lication In the Pont of an Item re­ Welfare department decided tp in- j • I manner a* to break hi* left leg belqw SEyENTY-THREE CAR 8 OF LETP «nd,n8 hope of absolute Identifkagarding the re-lnslatement of elude the cemetery in the civic work ( « IVr Tk. am*cmu4 tn u ) the state’s attorney at Weat Palm > • knee* . ‘ JTI!rp siiip p p n FROM IIRRe ' it,0n’ “ *** resu,t of an BCC,*nU I fZof the department through special WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—The fedTUCE SHIPPED FROM HEBB. -f plosion which occurred at 2:55 o'clock Medical attention waa summoned Beach. eommittccs. Mrs. W. M. McKlnon oral district attorney for Florida was and he is resting as well as can be LAST NIGHT . j Wednesday afternoon on open ground Fas appointed cemetery finance chair- instructed today by the Department which waa bolpg broken for EARTHQUAKE IN CHINA «P<*ted. ®*n whose duties will be to call up- of Justice to investigate the election The record In lettuce shipments was phoaphat« mine near the plant of °n the lot owners to secure their co- riots between negroes and whites at ALBANIA COMBS IN probably broken laat night when 73 American Cyanamtd Company’s V I# •a , Tk* SmmI.US Fre«»> operation and collect the funds with Ocoee last month to determine if tho PEKING, Dec. 17.—An earthquake GENEVA, Dec- 17.—Albania waa care of lettuce were ahipped from [n?fl near town. Three of th* *hich to employ a keeper whose time federal status had been violated. here rocked buildings and created ex­ today elected a member of the League thla city, all of them being In refri- dead „ „ whIto men# 'two ^ ne~ . , will be given -entirely to the care of ------------------- — • of Nations by the Assembly. citement in hotels and clubs. gerator ears. This far said to be the ^ coroner** jury, empaneled' h r the cemetery. Mrs. Roy Bower will CHIEF BENDER MAY greatest number of ears of lettuce j . K w h j ^ of M ulbm yr h« chairman of the-cemetery lm-| PITCH} FOR TAMPA that have ever gone out In one day in , hort|y ^ r the explosion, brought provenient committee. The collections TAMPA, Dec. 17.—With’ the start this section although) more cars of ln a verdlcb of "Death from an aeei> *ill be made quarterly, semi-annual- of the winter league season but three celery and mixed shipment* have gone denUi explisidn. Cause unknown.or annually in advance as agreed days off, Gud Felix, manager of the from Sanford in other seasons. IAlthough the men, according to tniwr «pon between the lot owner* and th* Tampa Smokers, U frantically *n&l“ • Thia probably account* for the low officials, were not known to be work<*metery finance chairman. ’ ing for services of real baseball ‘ 1• Ing with dynamite at the time of the At the close of the business period^ ere at salaries within the means of TQ gpoNBOR LEGISLATION KN itnnKR WORTivs- RRrORn in pr,e* °" I A lfv r m N r OF sn fp H nUR ™ enUre,y 100 much lt M n * >hS P*d explosion, it 1* thought* * paper was presented by Mrs. R. A. the local pocketbook. Gus is going, LARGING P0WER8 OF THE LAUNCHING OF SHIPS DURto mai* eu with all th a tt^ li- mui, havethebeen can Terheun on "better flints''^ whlfch hammer and tongs after Chief BendFEDERAL RESERVE ,NG TUB LAST YEAR. • c„ . hlp Md .blpplu, ,» d Z t l . Z p ^ o f T ^ promoted a general discussion and re- er, the Indian pitcher, and thinks he ' .ay Tk. ammuus riw i ' hai been shipping this season- - ; B,v<) taVthc,r territory, or that 0119 o f 'Bt »>, AxwliUl' •oited in the appointment of Mr*. T. can get .him to don a Tampa uniform It la unfortunate that the lettuce the men waa handling some of the ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.—Credit* and WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. AmeriW. Pulcston as chairman of a motion for the winter acason. The big chief | Picture committee for better films. would Social Department Not ihe Only . Pari That Is Working Seminole Gets Into Line Bj Curbing Speeders forchristmasw eek AUTO COPON THE J 0 B \ ....... ‘ REPUBLICANS , HOLD CAUCUS REAPPORTIONMENT IS TAKEN AWAY Governor Catts Threatens to Shoot Joe Earman on Sight ORDERED PROBED LETTUCE SHIPMENTS Conference of Fanners American Builders .• Is Called at St. Loiiis Ships Break Record " r\ I 'Th: r ; turn. " T .;1.0" h lrl,ij K ‘ Ptotauy tha motltor,, badted by *te and national leglalatloq and th* ceasing efforts of right-think* Ing, clean,minded men and women, as •tganlzatlons and individuals.” / i v .. ‘ .« , • . • " , M J.. vounlt« today by too National noani r .n » -.* tno laat incai year, acconunc to u i . ------— — r~'T~’ u ^ old- /oa doo.n'1 yanluitlon.. D .le ,.te . o n M the eonr.p o rt of th . com m toto of mS « . .T tt. dUntjnd foronc. to aponwr l.«Ul.Uon ,nUm- n a ta tio n la.urt today. . |ua> wabdut tb^ mlMia ot to^ * v u ,, of tb. Fod«ra] Rta<rv. ________________ is not written in. baseball an • allowing the extension of personA married woman’s rights might . --------------~ ~~~ . . . , . nd ahort time credit* to far- be used in-correcting her husband’s Deliberate long before doing what al loans and snore um ecreu.« , . - -— wniloa—Ariaun, babl.n, aso b « n pow n In Florida U^boln, , ul, Abreg_ „ ^ ln *h^ ■»" • » J * * 11"1”* “ *r k ,t N «ro.^-Porry . Built, .• B2 ear, w et. from Sanford projNr, four from Oviedo and seven from ; _______________ the Winter Garden sections and all of . . ^ ■ Buy your post cards at the Ilermld ■■•. j �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1920 PAGE TWELVE Personal Mention (F rsm n A d i r ' i D a lly ) . • G. D. Bishop is in Now York on business. 9 *• * Mr. and Mrs. Howard .Overland have gone to Palm Beach where Mr. Overland i? to be located., God ipade 12 Commandments; Woodrow Wilson made 14 Points; “Peggy mI bi Adine Fuchs and Henry Bail, of Tampa, were the week end guests c.f Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball. Mrs. R. R. Klorran and Miss Edna Smith, who have Icon the guest* of Mis. E. M. Galloway, left Saturday for their home in New York. Miss Mary Lenoir, of Charleston came todny to be the g l u t of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. L. Dumas. Ed. Meisch nnd Allen Jones were home for the week end from Gaines- bought the house n t 811 Park nveMrs. Henry Purden is. visiting her parents' in Waynesboro, Gn., while Mr. Purden is in Savannah, Gn A Home ijT3| R ifl Jlon! Eph Brown, of the Ft. Christ mas section, was in tho city today on business nnd greeting his mnny friends. The Human Butterfly. Walter A. Routh nnd wife have ar­ rived back fjrom spending the sum-( **. inor in Detroit, Walter, ns ho is "onv known is here to start a new bakery in Sanford. He has spent two he ii summers studying .the bnking busi­ ness In New York, 'Baltimore nnd ^ Detroit. He says there is no place gusto, III., are In the city the. guests like Florida’ nnd no city like Sanof their son, F. F. Dutton, at his beautiful home south of the city. Mr. R. H. Muirhend hns returned front F.ndor Curlett, of Geneva, the new a trip to the Highlands section near Dutton, Sr., was here about sever years ago nnd sees many changes in member of the' board of county com­ Haines City, nnd reports thnt coun­ the city nnd country since he wns missioners, was in the city today try booming nnd hundreds of ncres of here. They will bo here for several looikng at his chair in the court house ornrtgc groves being plnnted. that he will soon occupy. months. w Miss Bnrbarn Tyner spent Sunday srroRT or the school ruvos with her nunt, Mrs It. J. Holly nnd SEMINOLE COUNTY toady accompanied her grnndmothcr, PERIOD ENDINO JUNE JOTH. 1MO Mrs. E. G. ’l^-ner, to Vere, where they of II.* rrrrll’l.nil ill.Mnwli.rtlH “ f Or will spend several weeks before going TU foHe»wli>f r*l**f» Jtttir Tl'tli. IKS'. • U»l It.* l.ltnrr. fCMNTY f«»» Ik' Period ..•lullnr to California for n visit. |M*I> «lM ll.Ulllir*. ami »< •tibtllur inti * mirti-tn I . t|.r i-ti l i e Stub d i | i't J o u r lets*. Mid I i-VDlJ »• | d*(rur ■nil lh» Sup*rmtrmt.nl ft ruhll* ln»ir»*IL>o la Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Ikjlly were the •r Otipl.r i*is »t it-» I ■m uf I’Wld. Arl.‘ot l»U E it NEXT U liM g.iests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Feddcr •’•mipirwUrr yrswr.iny in n trip to. Daytona and GENERAL SCHOOL fUNP Daytona Beach nnd a fine lunch nt Cnttnneo’s Grill rounding out a dny of enjoyment for hostess nnd host nnd Sri lilllIKt U fer i l l rnentkJ gtiests. W. F. Nehrllng, of Orlando, wns ~ *mong the visitors to the city today coming up on business connected with tho experimental department of the A. A. C. Co., with which Mr. Nehr­ llng is connected. . • ,T * t rcilIrrlM f Ta%^« T»% r . . ||^ t . . r I*»JI ra« traile r IlM** I OcH»t>lrvU^r__ Ini St i J't l$yr__ H unt In, •**ti.lr»>Ur I'utinlf lU n l IWmltHil# County lUAkCsKinty flank H |^ < tal‘ t a t h u t r l r t 1 t'kt 1 'iirrW S an f.r.l 1 f\HC|»tn»lkf“ II H Ta ( o i t j d roller__ I 't i l l * '.I,* ,-- Dlibun.rn.nl> lor lb. lit it.:nTbi Eir.nd*-* I -1 S. Kooli H.l.*,*. "I Tr.nit-*<*tien |*nplU In. I.(rnll|i If* Sr-I—I* AItem*, !>•* iw,.r>l Eip.ni.1 .1 AdmlttUtraU.o: K « l» r , of S iip .rim .iK t.n t .......................... Travellnc lit of Htip#rlnl*n«l«*nt i v r P i r n nnd MlWar* of I w w I'rl.llbc I'Ultrlll Nl.l.oi.n^ . . . • fr ln llr * ....................................................... InlffMl • ' Tril l rr * \ m*. latl.m ln*M.nl.U f*.r Hoard .o.l Sui>.rlnl.r..t.oi • or ■ a as - ■' ! i c M i • a t i * ^ i 5 5 — •» I The Premiers o f Pioneer Aviation. Spectators'never fail to hold their breath during their ex­ hibition. f Aerial Drivers whose nerve racking feats less venturesome artists dare not attempt, even on terra firma. Shimmyin^.and Statuary Posing Cake W alking while driving m ak in g all other exhibitions sink into insigni­ ficance. All Auto Stunts are originated by P eg g y Dorner for the sole pupose of pleasing the “kiddies^’ and bringing looks of ex­ pectancy and delight to their faces. A sig h t worth g o in g many m iles to see. i i t . 3 7 " • II l l KCFO&T o r t r r c i A Q TAX BCHOOL DISTRICT. n t T C l U T AMD "VMDI. BLMIKOLE COUMTY. TLOEIDA. JUKE *0- 1*** A thrilling performance that exhibitions in the country. An exhibition demonstrating the steering wheel of an auto. A bunch riotous, boisterous drivers whose sole aim in life is to banish dull care and chase sorrow Irom all. II G. Smith, of Oveido, was in the city today calling on his many friends and looking over the situation gener­ ally. ‘B. G. is one of the busiest men in the- county now with his large or­ ange grove intereita and many other enterprises but he is not too l?usy to talk politics. B. G. told us th |t Hard­ ing would he elected and he tells it to us yet. ' . • Pantomime and min icry second to none. m Balancing and Ju gglin g brands of fire which can only be appreciated after being seen. Cold words do not do justice to the merits of this performance. W hirling and passing while up in the air suspended by??? • l l l . V M .73 1100.000.00 ««T.T5 571. W 15.000 00 | | T .1K L3« 113.527 IV $115.000 00 The members of the county school board and the board of county com­ missioners were in the city today at­ tending the meetings of their respec­ tive boards. ( A lt a r * r u b I . I»»po*li**, ( Q r u i l l School ro o d I UarolW rt .0 T a ia a . l —la d la , nrram t ja a r . . . . . . •. Net.. UaUUMUl Hon. Seth Woodruff, of Orlando, was in the city today on business and visiting relatives and friends. E. W. Tripp, representing the In* terfype Corporation, with headquart­ ers in Memphis, Tenn, was in the city today and paid the Herald office ■ visit. Spadal Tu DUUUt R p r r l.l T .f - School m r n lla r a .......................... iw txu t A pp arala* ........................ O ttar St U jqI O fII* . S o c ia l T ax D l*trt*U flrhc.1 l l n— r . ta d tola Hrhool r a r a lla r * Hrt—>1 A p p aralo . . . . . . IMbVf Rrh—4 I*l*eatl7 : T . L l ........... . ■• ■ . liss.ooaoo 21.000 00 1.300.00 t oon no . 151.00000 I * *a John Cook, of the Cook Auto Co., of Orlando*and Sanford, was here today unloading several fine Bulck auto# and closed cars. The Cook Auto Co. will soon open a garage and aales. room here with W. J..-Thigpen, the local agent, in charge. . , Beauty, s k ill'a n d youth together with silver hair and statuesque rivalry. * • C. C. Cobb leaves today by auto for Palm Beach on a short business trip. _____ Unquestionably the most talented and skillful riders before the public today. . Mrs. Flenry Ball, who hns been. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball left today for Gainesville. | l« . T f V 4B r Their equals are •no where on •earth. ’ (From Tuesday’s Daily) Mrs.’ D. P. Drummond' and Mrs. Tom Jones spent Tuesday in Daytona. Dave Price, formerly of St. Augus­ tine, Is in the city. Watch the Her­ ald for further particulars. - A remarkable exhibition ot a humble but super-educated flivver. * Peggy Dorner a schooled and proficient auto driver since 1895. Hon Forest 1Jtke is home today from his labors ns chairman of the State Road Department, having boon in Polk county last.week arranging for roads that will give them an out­ let north. Mr. Lake is making"his­ tory in the road department and is getting fine notices of good work ac­ complished since his appointment. nrpaltrry lUUhf* x e c a f it u l a t io h Spinning while flying. Hon W. W Phillips of Uike City, wns here yesterday nnd today, com­ ing over to make the address nt the Elks Memorial yesterday. Mr. Phil­ lips is n member of the legislature from Columbia county nnd is the leading candidate for speaker of the house nnd hi*> mnny friends over the state snv he i« a sure winner. A I* I- ’ b tik ln ? A crobatic A e r ia lis ts -e x p o n e n ts o f grace, in g fea ts o f s k ill. *. .. • The children will never forget it 23. Flirt with death �gofS .r ’v THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 . . . I Willis Powell waa in to see ua yes- \ Stamp to the $1,000 Treasury Sav- DISARMAMENT AND T n E LEA- asked the price, provided only it_was ^ CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING high enough. ( . J CUE OF NATIONS terday. Willis is like a ^ rc a th of inRS Certificate, they will carry with Today the conditions arc exactly | Time was, not so many years ago, . ' r m U n t u 4 U i t o r fresh air that blows into our stuffy them not only the greetings of the S . I . HOLLT S*cr*U r 7 u ( W. 1. LULLS S D. Wc regret to sec that the League reversed. A "buyers’ strike" has set!when the farmer was constantlyurg^ den when the air is stifling around season but happiness for years to O t u t r tl X i u i u K . A. S S Z L . about press time and our pulse is a t l come< j n presenting the child a card1of Nations ia not strongly disposed to in and people are buying only enough ^to produce more and the efforts of the lowest ebb. He spreads Joy and onc thrift stamp affixed, you take advanced ground on the ques to fill their most pressing needs. And those who were his advisors were deRvrrf by fellowship and makes one feel bestow not only a present but B'hab- Mon °f disarmament. We remember they are asking the price with a care \ voted to telling him how to do so. But THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY good better just for having seen him a mo- jt which will grow in value as the St wa9 Horace Greeley who said years an^l punctiliousness unknown last thc farmer knew, or soon forund out, l InmrpnttiH | mrnt. It is the Powell spirit that for he will wish to fill the r-K°. after the Civil war when the year, and instances are not rare of that the more he grew qpd thc larger atTBSCBiriioa rates tv advance. 1-uihli* cities and we believe that he cnrd That little gift will have grown question of the resumption of specie their turning away and not buying, if the crops of the country were the lets ONE YEAR.... ...........................$ 2.50 will e\cntually inject new life Into' wonderfully before another rb rt,t. payments was a vital one for this they deem the price too high. .What his reward for greater effort and the is the cause of this extraordinary Jadvice was ta r tly wasted. "Buyers* SIX MONTHS..............................1.25 Tavares. mas comes around, and the recipient country, "The way to resume is to re­ change of sentiment? Possibly it de- >fled the figures, or rumors, of <in. THREE MONTIIHS....................75 , -----------0---------will be on the way to a life of inde- sume." The country did resume, and notes a> subsidence of tbe hysteria of creased production In any line ai % No machine has ever been shipped pendence. w all the dire troubles that were preE a l m i u S*e*»4 C U u M»U N k lU i A u n t S t J I M . a t U * P o tt O S c t t t S ta fs rS . r i o r . i t rendy for use although they may tell | jn rec.mimcn'Lng thews lasting dieted in case such action was taken war times, a return to common sense j means of forcing down the prices at <V>4«r A r t »f X . r t h t . 1ITJ. you so in the circular* and letters gifts, the Savings Division of the f*ll*d to come to pass. W^ went principles. Whatever the cause, its thc farm of his crops. ' e x a c t: l l U A L D BU1LDINO. P k t a t I U and our new linotype is no exception Treasury does not btiggesc that a 1^rom an inflated, irredeemable cur- beginning was coincident with the be­ Then the success of co-operative to the rule. It came with the wrong single American curtail his Chriatnua' ™ncy to one founded on gold alone, ginning of the decline in prices. It ia associations lit the cities attracted at­ Foraian Advtiiltlna Rmr»«nutl*t motor and other parts that were not giving. I t suggests only that he without a single financial upheaval. Just as natural for people to refrain tention and the same principles were : r i c a n p r e s s a s s o c i a t i o n •! .THE AMERICAN! ready for operation and it will stand broaden it to include this present When the people found they could from buying on a declining market, applied to thc marketing of the Idle for the week when it is needed whieh wU1 bring futuro weU.being to get gold for their paper notes, they as it Is for them to overby on an ad­ farmera’ crops. The progress of ca. Sanford is the trading headquart­ so badly to take care of the holiday those he loves, operative marketing has been slow ceased to want It, and we entered up­ vancing one. er* for this part of the state of Flor­ rush. However, when this marvel of j Thrift Stamps, Savings Stamps and on a long career of solid prosperity. Remember thc sugar "panic" of re­ but it looks as though there would be ida. the printer's craft docs get started Treasury Savings Certificates will be We believe that experience carries cent date.-Some fool official at Wash­ greater impetus given It by thc sue. #. # ---------- 0---------it will make up for los^ time and the on sale throughout the year 1921. In a pertinent lesson for the present ington or clsewhen, started a rumor ecss of some of the associations. TheThere were so many people on the Daily Herald will blossom into a full continuing the sale of . government time. Thc way to disarm 1s to dis­ that a famine In sugar 'was imminent. reasons for this slow growth are not streets last Saturday night that the fledged eight page paper. Savings Securities, the government is | arm, ancj the sooner it is carried out The rumor was spread broadcast ov­ to be found only in reluctance of the traffic policemen were called upon to -o giving the opportunity to every man, the better. No more opportune time er the land by press and telegraph. farmer Or grower to adopt new ideas, help transport the crowds to and Thi, U -not.II,. time to stand back iom an and chUd in t L land tro u g h will ever come thah right now when Hundreds of thousands of grocers though that is strong, nor in the hoifrom the stores. ---* ------ do j it" and if there thc coming year to cnjoy thfi happ|. nil the great nations of the earth are saw it and decided they must stock up tility of the city merchants who hare and "let ^George was ever the right time to get down neMi prosperity and contentment staggering under burdens of war at once. They all began buying sug­ profited by the lack of organization in And the people are coming here be.. j iL the busine“ °r bundin<? ■ bigger which }l found Jn nnanc!ai ^depend- debts that are well nigh insupport­ ar and tiaturally the price began ad-' the agricultural world. ' There have cause they read thc advertisements qanford » u now There h a s ' j ... . .. , . able. But the Assembly of the Lea­ vancing. Consumers quickly caught lecn some discouraging failures among to the H«r»ld .nd .cc where .h . S . n - m l d . l ? i “ Ce *nd gue, of Nations seems afraid to touch on and bought sugar far in advance the co-operative associations. of their immediate needs, fearful that The attempt to take from the Z lh' '• h,(e '•H*"k" |T lllS IS TIIE WEEK FOR CHRIST, tbe subject, and Is proposing a sort they could not get it at) all later oir. the trade. This is the time for the aat idly by whittling a stick until ( MAS SHOPPING shoulders of the farmer or fruit «f modified disarmament In three merchants to make hay. Spcculators aggravated thc situation grower thc burden of selling his crops George built a town here and let ____ _ stages. If it cannot be done now ---------- » by withdrawing large quantities from In some respects a more serious mat."Hank" get the profits of his labor ^ The Christmas season is on in full 1with all the horrors of war fresh in You <an t get trade by ringing cow^ wjibouj any r fforf on,'his part, blast. It is now only two weeks un- mind what possible hope Is there for the market and producing an artlfic- ter than raising those crops, is one bells any more. Sanford people are n 0WevCr, the time is here when those til the eventful day arrives. it 5 c r 10 or 20 year* from now, when ia! scarcity. Thus the very thing the to be approached with caution and not living in a rural district where : wbo do not jtbor will not get any of Thousands of people/ wait) until the exhausted nations shall -have ____ public was fearing, a famine in sugar atudy. Thc failures have been studied cow bells attract the people. This tbe honey and they are being marked Christmas week to do their shopping. ’ somewhat recovered from their par- was brought nbout Thc high prices and the basic principles of co-operakind of advertising would be all right by their inactivity. -This city is'gomg This is a practice which has been *utyxis ? Thqy will never be free from which we had brought on by our In- tlon have been determined. One reason in some of the smaller villages and af,ead in spite of all that some people acquired through the years. Altho-their jealousies and susDicions of one sane panic, brought in a flood of for- for failure has been lack of loyalty on would sell milk but cow be Is will >(,an di) and thc hold backs will go they could enjoy jt greater selection another if they arc not row. eign sugar, and thc speculators were the jiart of members. Once a man )us __ i tthey. belong, . . ____ * « . . . . . n u vrr » r f v * r t i * p any n n v business b u s i n e s s in S a n - back > .. where never advertise in SanWhat excuse is there for France, swamped. There was never any pros-1 agreed to commit his props to an aaso. of goods to choose from, and also re­ ford. JThe people arc reading the _ ___ ____ _ „___ _____„ ceive more _ efficient service ____ nt the_ bleeding at every financial pore, poet of a famine in sugar, it- was elation to sell for him he should turn Daily Herald to note the live merchThe Rod and Gun Club and the hands of clerks, there is a class of keeping a vast army of 800,000 men purely an artificial scarcity, brought a deaf ear to outsiders who may offer mts and the prices in this city, boat basin for yachts that will soon people who will wait until the eleven-! under arms, ostensibly to guard on by speculators to satisfy theirx>wn. him some temporary advantage as an -obe built in this city means as much th hour and consequently they find against Germnn aggression, although selfish greed, nnd when they were inducement to break his contract. AnThc Sanford Herald in comment­ for the progress of Sanford as any- themselves handicapped in buying. French soldiers are fighting in Syria, caught in the trap they had set for other cause for failure has been the ing upon thc hotel service in that thing that has ever been started. The crowds and the rush disconcert and French generals are loading Po- others they hnd the audacity to ask lick of a good manager. Thc man who city says: , ‘The rity says: The Seminole Seminole is now There are many boat owners on the them At each Christmas time they li*h troops aninst Russin, and muni- the government for relief which it can manage a selling organization' ready to take thc travelers» in. I (,n>t coast and other places in Flori- announce that "next year we arc go- tions of war nre going to Poland. very properly refused and. they were covering a large extent of produe-u. n * A . . . . . . A Ik—.-I WW. — ■. I . J r. L. I rM 9 . I don t see why the Herald should feel ^ , bat Would bring their boats here ing to do our shopping early," hut in Fnclish troops are fighting Arabs compelled to bear their losses. ing territory and thc greater markets so highly elated over so common an , now if we had the boat basin and the the course of twelve long months and Kurds in Mesopotamia to retain Something of thc same nature is of the country is not so easy to find, occurence. Sanford and the Seminole |iri,f*,r for their accommoda- they forget their resolutions and fol- her hold on her conquests in the East, proposed by the farmers. They ask The manager should have a quite are not theonly titj ami hotel in the tjon -phe Rod and Gun Club Will low the same old routine. Japan says she cannot think of dis- the government for loans to enable | thorough knowledge of the markets/ state "ready to take thetravelers bnVe all of thisand the sportsman It is practicnlly impossible to re- nrmament unlttt the] United States them to hold their crops o ff‘the mar- he should havy something of n genius tn!” There nre many duplications of who comes to Florida for a good time form this class They have existed points the way, and our army is nl- ket, until the price ndvances to meet for organization and some knowledge this work—yet few tell about the will come to Sanford where he will since Christmas shopping became a ready twice ns large as it was in their views. As they control more of human nature. Sometimes a man thing till it’s all over and done for be made comfortable and where he custom and will follow the old pro- peace time, and every post office’ in votes than the sugar speculators, succeeds in pushing himself Into such Yaasum.—Thom in Kissimmee Valley can get the best sport '.n the country, gram until Gabriel sounds his trum: the land is emblazoned with attrnc- congress may listen to their,d*mands. a position when he has little capacity Gazette. Where he can go for hundreds of pet, tiVe posters calling fqr recruits for If it grants them it will be at the ex- for it, sometimes a man is cbosen ----- :---- O----------miles up and •down the beautiful St Rut others need not follow their the army and navy. Secretary- Dan- pense of the future. No law of con- merely because he is popular. NothThere is a constant string of cars Juhns river and take advantage of exnmple Christmas goods are on iels says we must have the greatest gress can override a natural law. The jn(: about the establishing of zuch an from Del-and to Sanford and points the many other lake* and rivers and display. The merehnnts have a navy that floats the seas, and he is nnly safe way fpr the /armers is to association requires more careful north and south. The bridge over the tributaries and where his fishing and magnificent display this year. And scattering contracts for building feed out their big crop as the coun-1 study than thc choice of a manager. | | St. Johns at Manb-n I «rry must be hunting and yachting has no limit, this is the meek to do your buying, dreadnaughts and war vessels In ev- try needs it, pocket the inevitablefThe co-opcrativc shipping and marpaying about 1000 per cent per month The Herald has advocated this pro- ft will save you’many an extra step cry direction regardless of the cnor- loss, and profit by the experience. If keting association will not be a sucThe State Road Department should ject for ten years and now we are and unnecessary worry next week. If 'nous cost involved, and the probabfl- the next crop ia confined to a re'ason- ccss unless its manager is a man of purchase this bridge and make it getting it. All things come to those you have been saving up money for *ty that they' will be obsolete long bc- ahlc limit the market w-ill advnnce, tact and good judgment, honest and free, or greatly reduce the tolls.— who wait. the holidays, that money Ls now avail- f«/c there will be any call to use and they may recoup their losses.— above suspicion. DeLar.d News. -----------o----------1able. If you haven’t, in all likelihood, them. We have 20,000 men guard- Tampa Times. The Bureau of Markets of the This is something for our road de­ THE MENDENHALL CASE you have as much in the bank now as ing the bridgeheads at Coblenz on the United States Department of Agri­ partment and our county commission­ ------you will have one week from today. , Rhine. What for? Docs anyone supThe Sanford Herald is installing culture maintains a corps of experi­ ers to consider. And the county reMendenhall is trying to get out of The postal authorities are u r g i n g , prse that beaten and downcast Ger- one of thc finest Linotype machines enced organizers whose duties are to fused to build thc bridge on account the state prison camp after serving ,hat packappa hp mniM ft, quick|v many is in any condition to invade that is made in the factory. There nssist in the organization of such assoof the expense ,onll. four year* for the murder of possible They can be marked, France, and if she were, of what is no finer to be purchased and the ciations and exchanges. Their advic* ’ ° FHiott and her daughter and --j| 0]tj untjl rhristmns" and by mail- avail would bo the little American Herald office is in the big city class and services are free to thc farmers It does not seem possihli that burning up their bodies in the ear in jng now the chances arc much better army on the Rhine? Fifty years nnd ready for anything that can be who desire to reap the benefits of co- J Tiarry Brown is M c OSt ’ j which the murder happened. It i that they will not he damaged In from now, when Germany has recov­ brought to us in the newspaper or operation in marketing their crops, e r now since he left St. Augustine a cold-blooded murder, premeditated ; tmnnit ' jered her health and vfgor,—perhaps, job printing line. Remember th a t' Florida haB several examples of the ?J ' "is *to *be abelieved «J J and J ; ~ j L . , i not* ____ ft' J tthe L . _____ # and took up his residence in Lake- *9 if 4lL the’ evidence Tt ere Is no reason why the bulk!but now. And suresta safewhen it comes to printing offices "uccess of co-operative marketing siland where he has purchased the ^the jury seemed to have believed it j 0f Christmas buying should not b e c u a rd against future aggression on there is nothing any better in thc state sociations, among which thc most conLakeland Telegram. It will do Harry an,l only the clemency of one mem- .done this week. Of course there will her part is to. take her into the than the Herald. There are larger spicuous for its achievements is the good to leave the frozen north and b,.r kept Mendenhall from going to ^ od(1, Bnd pnds that win bob up to |,.a(rllt, of nations ant} ins:gt on B com. ones but none better. In other words Florida Citrus Exchange.—Timescome down into South Honda where ;be ^allows And now after serving ^ bought at the last hour, but now i* plete disarmament o/ all nations. The wc practice what we preach and that Union. he can see thy oranges grow And only .1 few years cither he or his ,hp , imr a, ((,nd to th(. rPRublr *ea. League of Nations is open t U> the , is improving nnd making your busi---------- o----------we can also congratulate the people friends or both are trying to have snn , hoppinK. rharge of hypocricy to be eternally ness better nnd making your city betAdvice to pugilists—when in doubt of Ukeland m getting one of the fin- him pardoned ami-if the Pardoning ---------- 0----------talking of peace nnd the prevention ter and greater. Few people in Sanput on thc gloves. eat fellows in the world and one of Board or any member thereof exof war, while all its members are in- ford know what a plant and equipHAZING ________________ the finest families when they attached pect anything at-the h a n d s of the The barbarous practice of hazing' creasing their - armament*-Tampa rricnt the Sanford Herald is carrying 666 will break a Cold, Fever snd Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and chil- ;wptp ot this state they had better in universities and colleges can exist' Times, or how much money we spend in this Grippe quicker . than anything ** drer. to their list of residents, .................. leave Mendenhall and his case alone. ^no longer than it is tolerated by pub- j city every week for wages. know, preventing pneuroqnla. 17-13te It Is much too soon after this crime jic sentiment. Florida now has a n ' EXPERIENCE A SAFE TEACHER In fact Sanford Jias outgrown the (to bring it up again and talk, of par- opportunity to load in stamping it BUT A HARD ONE village habits many years ago and is Joningj Mendenhall for the greatest 1out forev er. xiow in the big city class and while (crime in the nnnals of the state. -We )' There is no excuse or palliation for Do the people of the United States tie r* may be some merchants who fee! sorry for “*'/ any "man is in hazing. The silly contention that it , ""“ J *u‘ ia" who *really desire lower prices on all com­ not aware of this fact the onea troubie but it is rather difficult to .hardens" the boys and prepares modities? Thc wheat raisers certainth T o n tw h o .er o S , 1 1 1 ' ^ “ T ? " f o r “ man wh° W°U,d ^ 1thom {or lhc and tumble of > ^ |ly do not. They are clamoring at the M oe^ to srt forth the r birostns ’ T l'i tW° ?‘° mcn# #nd , never rested on any basis of fact, door of congress for loans to hold T h rd ailv nsw r is makire th e r e in s CSS. °f | The only thing for which a course of their produce off the market until and the Hve merchants aro rot onlv * th,V /h < > ruffianism prepares the stu- hunger forces an advance to the war and the 1 ve merchants are not only for himself for the crime. The Fed- •aFDlicd ,!cnt is more nrffUnUm. time basis. The cotton growers are helping themselves by advertising cration of Women’s Clubs of the state3. A1, lht. cffccU| dimrt apd iniilTVctt fn the same l>oat and are making simford by helping the daily paper. This make it their business to see that cruel. . i ——•* It. disregards the rights of had its'every demand conceded during H the spirit that makes towns Into Mendenhall stays in prison for some others. It holds in contempt all the war, stands firmly for the retenbig cities and this city is getting time to come and in this effort they ( righteous authority and public law. tion of all it gained when it had the there every day and the village hab­ will have the backing of the right- jt creates a moral i and mental atmos­ country by the throat. The farmers its and the villagers are leaving to­ thinking men of Florida phere wholly inconsistent with that and the laboring men constitute a gether. -•* -----------o. which must prevail in a free and or­ mighty force in this country, and they ---- :----- a----------Representing perhaps one million or more of dollars. A REAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT derly community. are unanimous in their opposition to Happy Jack Worthington Is leav­ Nine-tenths of our social evils arise any reduction in price of the commo­ Should your needs include an^ of the above it would not ing ’the Tampa Times that he has The holiday season with its joys from the’ failure af individuals to re­ dities they have to aelL ‘ edited for so many years and takes and its problems is upon us. What spect the rights of others and to re­ be amiss to call at my office and se« Just what can be don®* But therd can be no reduction that the Lake Wales Highlander, having shall be do to add to the happiness of spect lawful authority. So long as (bout It. Scores have done this and are now the owners f will accomplish any permanent good purchased this property from the the occasion? Each one of us would petty tyranny and contempt for law unless it is universal. It must be of good properties. It ia my constant desire to serve well late Harry Cans before his death. like not only to wish our friends a are among the things learned at made all along the line. It will be a Well, all the hoys with city Jobs are Merry Christmas and a Happy New school, no scheme of social and-mor­ those intrusting*business to me—SO JUST COME RIGHT painful process, but a necessary one looking for a nice spot in the country Year, but to give them one. We can­ al reform can expect success. * if we wish to return to normal condi­ ALONG, YOU WILL GET MY BEST EFFORTS. where they can, boost as much as not do this by means of Ill-considered The university, faculty is making an tions. Wc must all take our share of they please and where they are presents. Thoughtless gifts cause j effort to free the institution from this ’the pain and the loss or let things known as the editor* and where the January- ash can to bulge with evil. It needs the support of Florida remain as they are and trust to time can » “ 7 °r for a fish- ( debris. Only when our gifts have | sentiment and the backing of Florida and'a return to common sense for a * 1 ®r bun“ "e tr,p an(L where they .lasting meaning do they carry the law*, it is up to the people. * 'remedy. Watch the,South E ast Corner of\Pa$e Two f°IkS.Tlth e,Ver7°ne‘ ra*»«ge of good-will which Is It is due to Herbert Felkcl, editor! It is a curious psychology that govwhtls ° * rcnU0U* *nd * P ^ °f real giving. |Of the St. Augustine Record, to say'em s thc American people. One short lt We . K can give happiness and content- ; that he has earned the gnUitude of year ago there was a craze for buyanf m0re 0t thc cJty | m*nt ,nd Mfrty for the future as this state by his courageous-and man- ing at almost any old price. Indeed, siaff of tbe big dailies are seeking well as pleasure for the moment ty fight against hazing and his ex-1 many ‘retailers found that only the the smaller cities where they can 1Such gifts are within reach of alL posure of specific instances ot that highest priced goods were salable. It build up a newspaper of their own' They are to be found in the Savings practice. If other newspaper writers was more often a question of price and have something in life besides a ‘Securities of the United SUtes gov- will do as much, the victory will be than of quality. Buyers seemed anx"The Mon Who Sella Dirt CheapM jo k * . J eminent. From the 25 cent J,Thrift j wonl—Lakeland Telegram. ions to spend their money and never t —? . "vg *’ V--%7 TH ESANFO RDH ERALD Kf —» ' II JV- : l ml till RL Eh F: m m < * 1 9 »* i f lUflljln r f iiunn! y j a m MM ill i i ! g g i |! f Bit." m i m miii i I fSff-.l r.-. 11 ' ! '-iH P -1 ! •|JJJ|Eij 4 ‘J M i 1r : it'iiti! m k, ■R Farms, Groves, Homes, Lots - . KEf- A FINE ASSORTMENT J. E. SPURLING * .* , * . ' • ■ - . , '- ‘ * f ■ ‘ mmm -M'- " m �f '• -----■ i - ■ 4 l THB BAflypRp WEEKLY HERALDFRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1#M . . . PAGE r (■SIXTEEN ORGANIZATIONS Your Income Tax Returns SANFORD DAIRIES SCORED OF FARMERS MET TODAY BY STATE BOARD HEALTH DISCUSS INPORTANT ISSUE INSPECTOR, D. P. OSBORNE • The Latest Wrinkle in Nightmares Sm oothed Out Extensive plans for aiding tax­ return fres hin their minds, the mak­ payers in filing their incomo tax re­ ing out ofa form soon after January ------ 1_____________________ _____ , turns for the year 1020 arc being 1st will be an easier task, the bureau mnde by the Bureau of Internal point* out than if delayed. AMERICAN CABLE Revenue. Revenue officers will visit iThc requirements of tho revenue NEGRO POPULATION v MESSAGES EXAMINED OF OIICAGO nA S BY BRITISH OFFICIALS every county in the Unite dStatca to act relating to returns for the year GREAT INCREASE assist in making out the forms. The 1920 are thesamc as those for the (Hr Tk* I m iUUA T date of their arrival and the loca­ year 1919. Every single person (Br Tk* A(**rUt*4 Praia. > WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—All Am­ tion of their offices will be an­ whose net income for 1920 was $1,WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—The ne­ erican cable messages leaving Groat nounced through the press, or may 000 or more and cvxcry married per? gro population of Chicago has in­ Britain arc examined by the British be obtained on inquiry at offices of son whose net income was $2000 or creased aixty-five thousand, four hun­ naval intelligence authorities, Presi­ collectors of internal 'revenue and more must file a return. Tho ex­ dred and nincyt-one in the last de­ dent Carlton, of the Western Union branch offices. The services of gov­ emptions are $1000 for single 'per­ cade and now is one hundred and tol dthe Senate Committee todtiy. He ernment experts heretofore offered sons and $2000 for married per­ nine thousand, five hundred and nln»SAY FARMERS. . said the action was taken presumably to city experts will be continued. sons and heads of families, plus an ty-four. to throw light on Ireland and Bol­ Forms for filing 1920 returns of additional exemption, of $200 for (Bj Tk* A***eUU4 Tnu) shevism. income tax will be sent by collectors each person dependent upon the tax­ REAR ADMIRAL STRAUSS ST LOUIS, Dec. 10.—Farmers to persons who last year filed a re­ payer for chief support if such per­ WILL BE COMMANDER representing sixteen farmers’ organ- PRESIDENT IRISH RE­ turn. Failure to receive a form, son is under 18 years of age or in­ OF ASIATIC FLEET buttons throughout the United PUBLIC MAY RETURN however, docs not relieve *a person capable of self support A single States in conference seeking relief (Br Tk* iUKliOl Priii) from his obligationt otflle a return person may claim an oxemption of (Br Th« Aiioclit'd PnuY from failing Prices of farm products, WASHINGTON, Dec!. 10.—Rear within the time prescribed. Copies $2000 as the head of a family if NEW YORK, Dec. 16— DcValcra, may be obtained from offices of col- ho is the sole support of one or more- Admiral Strauss will be appointed delegates declared present pncca meant bankruptcy and not due to law president of the Irish Republic, "in Icctont of internal revenue, branch relatives living in the same house commander-in-chief of the Asiatic « i ' In a lM H a supplyand. demand. Plans include j hiding" in this country but may con- offices, postofficcs and banks, and with him, and if he exercises con­ fleet with the rank of admiral in rec­ national market and establishment of j Balder returning to Great Britain if are expected tobc available on or be­ trol oyer household affairs. Deduc­ ognition of mine barrage work in tho banks through co-operation with farm granted safe conduct by Premier fore January 1st. tions from gross incomo to which North Sea. sanitations. | Lloyd George, his secretary reported Revenue officers assigned to the the taxpeyer is entitled in arriving -------------- — today. work of assistant taxpeyers also at net income are fully explained in TBNN. ALA. AND GEORGIA will bo supplied, with forms, concern­ the instructions on the forms. RAILROAD IN HANDS ing which, and the various items The burenu is emphasizing this . OF RECEIVER TODAY of intomc to be included, they will year that thq requirement to file n ! be prepared to answer any and all return rests solely upon a person's J (Hr Th* AmocUWS Fr**t) questions. It has been demonstrated marital status and the amount of his CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Dec. 110. however, thnt many questions may or h6r net Income for tho year 1920. —The Tennessee, Alabama and Georbe • eliminated of the taxpayer, be­ Single persons whose net income j u railroad was thrown into the fore seeking the assistance of a wns $1000 or more and married hands of a receiver today. Appli­ revenue officer, will carefully study persons whose net income was $2,cants claimed tho road was a losing the instructions on the form. 000 or more must file aretum re­ proposition sindc it organization. It The period for filing returns is gardless of whether their incomes U owned by the Russell Sage estate. from January 1st to March 15, 192L [are' non-taxable by reason of their TAX COLLECTORS OF FLORIDA HAVE GOOD MEETING The tax this year ns last, may be paid exemptions. •• . ARMENIA BARRED BULGARIA, COSTA RICA, FIN- in full nt the time of filing the re­ AT OCALA The normal tax rate for 1920 is FROM TOE LEAGUE LAND AND LUXEMBURG turn or in four installments, the first 4 per cent on the first $4000 of net -------* FOR THE PRESENT JOIN THE LEAGUE of which is due on or before March income nbove the exemption, and 18 The Tax Collectors' Association of lfith, the second on or before June per cent on the remaining net in- the State of Florida assembled in an(By Tk* Au*«UU4 rr*M.) ( B r The I h m I i U I P r i l l . ) 15th, the third on or before Septem­ come. The surtax rate, which is nual session in Ocala, Fla., Decem• GENEVA, Dec. 10.—The Assembly GENEVA, Dec. 16.—Four new na­ ber 16th, nnd the fourth on or be­ computed without the benefit of the ber 14th nnd 16th, and wns well atvoted against tho admission of Ar­ tions committed to the League of Na­ fore! December 15th. The first in- exempMon, ranger from 1 per cent tended. menia at present but passed resolu­ tions by League Assembly are Bul­ Hon. J. Will Yon, State Auditor, tions hoping President Wilson s ef­ garia, Costa Rica, Finland and Lux-, ,t#a [lLmenti n^ 8t accompany the filing on the amount of net income bctwcon $5000 a»'d f 6000 to 65 per cent on was present by invitation and gave of the return. fort would save Armenia and estab­ emburg. Persons whose individual net intho amount of net income in excess the tax collectors many valuable suglish stable government permitting ber come for 1929 was $5000 and less Inf Sl.000.000. gestlons for the handling of their to enter the league. 8 U8 PEN 8 ION OF UNIVER­ should ask for Form 140-A. Those' For the information i t taxpayers work; he expressed gratification at SITY STUDENTS UPHELD whose individual net Income was in ' In filing (heir returns,)" there hus the good condition of the accounts of BY BOARD OF CONTROL excess of $5000 should ask for turn i.-.-'med by the Bureau of In- the tax collectors of the stnta and his Wants Relief From Falling Prices In All Sections Dairies of Sanford Received Official Score Yesterday HEAR SOME IMPROVEMENT bankruptcy -a ffa u M s .* ir am EVERY PLACE THAT SELLS MILK. MUST SCORE 60 PER CENT TO GET A PERMIT Pinehurt Dairy, P. M. Keely, own­ er, 95 per cent. Few better dairiaa anywhere. A credit to any city. G. W. Spencer Dairy, 75 per c e n t;, very good and will be better. * Mrs. R. L. Garrison's Dslry, 03 p e r cent; some improvcmcht. Mrs. M. F. Barnes’ Dairy, 00 per cent; some improvement. Roseland Dairy, J. C. Staple, own­ er, 58 per cent. ‘ C E. Henry’s Dairy, 42 per cent$ improvements being made. The State Board of Health require*, a per centago of 60 per cent before -recommending issuing.of permit t*scll milk in the city. ‘Mr. Osborne states very plainly that it makes no difference whether the dairy has one cow or several hundred, they all come under the same rulings of the State Board of Health. In - order to seU milk, butter milk or butter,,w hether it be to private families, hotels o r stores, • permit from the city clerk Is necessary. Such permits not to beissued until the Dairy is scored at* least 60 per cent. Mr. Osborns not wishing to put anyone out of busi­ ness has suggested that 4 temporary' permit be issued to those who are showing some disposition to put th e ir dairies in first class sanitary condi­ tion. However after ho returns, which will be in a few weeks, no one will be allowed to sell milk or other dairyproducts in the cityunlcaatbelr damcB comeUp to th® reQUtrea «0 crn ' *,CrT0n* urn * or hoarding houses, cafes, dnig Form 1040. I trrr.nl P. v-niti- n‘ i s if rbort ar- appreciation of their co-operation Blorv" or private families with dairy TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 16.—The The Bureau of Internal Revenue tides on the imornc tux lows and with his department, he Rtated that Product* please take notice and bfc State Board of Control is in monthly 7 ~ here ;today J ” withr ,7" to dclny re,,uiftti0ns the oft which collectors accordingly, session the "77, follow- is urging taxpayers not ___ Merin- 1io »0 ™guialions, me first nrsi o vmcn the ^ accounts of the various......... ....... I K°'crn«I n.»------— * , . , _ , the filing of their returns. Mer- 1 „ are better kept and in better shape 1 0 8borno was highly pleased* ing members present: J. B Hodges, ^ mt>n ^ CMt. Jnm,n^ M d ^ rror8 now than at any time in tho history ^ the • improvements some of our chairman, Lake City; E. L. Wart^ for the ca|en. heretofore made have been notfd, and of lhe sUt, Thc state Auditor iB dairy owners had made since his last man, Citra; and J. B. Sutton, Tampa. inK up With the facta and the taxpeyer is told how this yenr arranging to install a bookkeeping v‘B,t and “ ?■ D10™’8 n0 reason The board met In the offices of J. T. dnr ycnr 19*'° machine in his office, and send each | CAn ^ higher score*. DEFENSE TO TRY TO SHOW figures necessary to make a correct they may be avoided. • Diamond, secretary • i collector a statement of his accounts * MEDICINE CHANGED Mr. Wartman of Citra offered the each month, which will be greatly TO POISON following resolution with reference appreciated by thc collectors. As a to the resignation of Dr. p. H. Rolfs, MACON, Dec. 16.—Cross-examlna matter of fact a resolution was pass­ lion of Dr. Everhart, Atlanta chcmalt, who leaves shortly for the Republic ed two years ago by this association indicated hero today that the defense of Brazil. In offering the resolution recommending that the State Auditor in the Shepard "poison” case might Mr. Wartman said that he did so be given a sufficient number of as­ try to show that tho wealthy Hout - ; much regret, after 20 years asPiiRuimtNT APPROPRIATIONS FOR GOVERN­ sistants to enable him to make n ton county man died from use of aoclation with Dr Rolfs, 14 of which ______.. . . . . . . ... MENT WILL BE CUT TO LIGHT­ thorough audit of each tax collector's ELECT HARDING AND PLANS calomel which a chemical change had been of an official nature, but account at least onco a year ,and this ESTIMATED THAT OVER TOREK EN TAX BURDEN NEW IDEA turned to poisonous mercury product, that with this natural regret, there _____ was done by the last legislature. MILUON ARE OUT OF Dr. Everhart, the first of 42 wit- was mingled corresponding satisfac^ Aw#. uu4 (Br tv. a.Meni«4 rr».«i 1 Among matters of interest brought EMPLOYMENT WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-Repub- M o n nes.es called by the state having Mon Uut Florida had been bo highly MARION, Dec. 10.—Harding, acwas the quee(Br n . aukuui rrun 1 testified that mercurial poison was honored. cording to campaign promeee of more Bcan Leader Mondell declared in the Uon of . revenue law, it being LONDON, Dec. 10— found in the viscera of Fred Shepard,, expulsion of 47 students ac^|ve jn Vice-President in next house today that rigid economy In jj,c 0j ^he collectors that , Estimated _ . ^ admJllUt<r and three rnlUlon people •ufferta, he was asked by John P. Roas of University of Florida was ap- administration conferred with Vice- appropriations for government*--ex- t h w who ^ em p lo y m e n t In Great Britain. counsel for the defense, if druggists proved by the board, In the following p ^ i d c t Elect Coolldge on admin- pense were necessary to lighten the fo K t ^ e Ux law. are in a position • did not have totake precautions to resolution, which will be Incorporated [g^ra^jon poliqieit, domestic problems Ux burden and the total estimate of to make BURKtstions to our Uw- Gov«n ' “ «nt **hed to aid. preverf the sun and air turning in the minutes: and associations of nations. the secretary of *hau,d maker, In regard to improvements PLO R m A V iX T B ----------be reduced by one billion, four hun- and fhanf:w| that are U|1,y ne<dcd FLORIDA 8 RATE "Be It resolved, By the Board of calomel intocorroslve ___ sublimate _____, of CASE COMBS UP dred million dollars, chiefly by seal- and „ commltUe for thU pnrpoB<, waa mercury. The witness admitted that Control, in regular meeting aaaembl- KING CONSTANTINE AT WASinNGTOW unless* care was taken the medicine *d * t Tallahassee, Fla., this 13th day AND ROYAI| PARTY ing down estimates of army and navy ftppoint*d( coni|Bting of W. W. Stripmight turn into a poUonoUa product, of December, 1920, that the report of 8AIL F0R GREECE and sundry civil expenses. .ling of Marion county, W. E. Martin 1. C. nearing Arguments Between Counsel for the defense called only' Dr Albert A Murphree, president of ........... .............................. of..................................... Orange covnty, Jno.....D. Jinkins of State Bodies and Railroads .. * few witnesses but indicated they.*** University of Florida or1 the In-, (Bt n , a* « i. u4 * —> -Lai* Helen people are rejoicing in Seminole county and W. G. Long of, Upon Freight. would use a number of medical ex- vestigatlon by himself and factulay, VENICE, Dec 16.—ConsUntile and the opening of . their big hotel, the c00nty. perts on their side. I,n matt«r of hat,n* at ^ univer* the royal party smiled from Venice Harlan, which will soon be ready for It was nnanlmoua opinion of WASHINGTON, Dec. 10—TBs faLater Dr. Everhart stated it had. be approved. _ 'on Creek cruiser for Phalon. * |guest*/. this association that the time for the teratate commerce, commission cpn>never been demonstrated that cbera-1 “Be it further resolved, That the payment of licenses and taxes should tinned its hearings today in the canchanged, as the tax paper gen- es of Florida and Nebraska were f&mfc. throughout thc state receive on th e 'list and after arguments' {&•« returns for citrus fruits, vege- these arc completed thoso of Indiana^ . and farm products in the fall Ohio and Michigan will bo L e n d ... Councel for the defense mentioned and spring, nnd at present they can Represcntativea of the carrier* and 2 medical authorities by which they j proved.’1 pny' their taxes at any time from the state were heard yesterday tail*** If you haven't already done your fall shopping, it will not be the ■ought to uphold their theory of such November 1st to March 31st, or by thd Utah and Illinois appeals.. part of wisdom to delay longer. • claim. It also was brought out by 'HENRY G. WALLACE, paying the slight cost of advertising In their arguments tho railroads A new suit and overcoat for father, a coat suit and fora for IOWA FARM EDITOR. the witness that examination of the can take until the first of June be­ claimed that failure of the state com­ mother, coats, dresses and shoes for. the children; blankets, draper­ SECRETARY AGRICULTURE fore the land is sold for taxes, mak­ missions to increase intrastate rata* Shepard eliminative organs did not ies, linen, silverware for the home—whatever you need, go to the lo­ ing seven months of thc year in which to correspond with interstate rata* •how poison, but thnt on tho second (Br Tka Amm1.1*4 Tntt) _ | cal stores and buy it NOW. taxes can be paid. Any change in has caused them heavy loss. . The exhumation of the body the poison MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 10— Senator Keeping up your normal standard of living ia an important to was found in tho lntentincs. these dates would be a grave ‘e rror states, on the other hand, argued that Cummins said today that Henry G. you aa it id to the merchant. Buaiaeaa will be normal only so long Possibilities of thc "blind tiger” li­ Wallace, Iowa farm editor,. probably and would result con- increased state rates were not Juattaa we buy normally—and all of ua want the prosperity that comes ; fuslon and hardshipinonendless the part of fjed BDd ^ a burxlen on ^ quor causing death by poison were „ . „ . , Will be next secretary of agriculture, from normal buaiaeaa. the tax payer. neb dy Walter A. Harris, in ^ jjanj|njr wftB coming to public. Don't wait for a further d:op in prices. Sanford stores have The tax collectors present express­ erois-cxamination of Dr. Everhart. MLami in February. met the new prle^level with courage. They are offering you fresh, ed their unqualified approval of the Col. L. W. Duvall of Ocala and th*. "I novpr made any Wind tiger* 11new, seasonable merchandise, bought on the high market, at the ! action of President Murphree in his management of the Ocala House. S ?", " P' r t. Dr. Everhkrt ..Id , . In . n , » . r to . ;; gratifylngly low prices of the new market. » endeavor to stamp out the practice of Officers elected for the n ^ * ? "J1; * ' 4 i° queitlon b , drf.n .0 coon.rl. Dr. John . I Do YOUR part. Buy normally and buy NOW, in -order that ; hazing in the 8tat« University at year were W. O. Long, Lake county. ^ Ho .dmltto J I.U , ho hod modo ^ ^ th o l.u l.t, . . I I e.llod !| business conditions in Sanford may remain normal , Gainesville. president; Randall Wells of Putnam ' But before yOu buy read the advertisements In The Herald They SlnH / ' J ' J Ul!!,0r <’” . T r f *nd hod u.tided bHed, .h e n « e o » ;; Resolutions of appreciation were j county, vice-president; J, II. Hughe*. o WM token until 3;00 o'clock. .. '* are your dally gtdde to the local merchandise market. It meana ;; adopted for the courtesies extended .of Sumpter county, m erttary an d ^ Mrs. Alice Crandell, Fort Valley, ______ _________ _ money in your pocket to study them carefully. this association by the press of the treasurer. Time and place of ngxt. Shepard's sister, agreed to pay for nr t card, at the Hsraid state, the mayor and people of Ocala, meeting to be fixed by the president. chemical analysis of his viscera, office. Beautiful views, lc each. =as COLLECTORS OF TAXES IN OCALA FOUR NEW COUNTRIES IN LEAGUE lb CAMOMEL CAUSE OF SHEPARD’S SUDDEN DEATH? MILLIONS ARE UNEMPLOYED IN ENGLAND Economy is Watchword Our Vice-President More Active Now Of the Administration Free Concerts by the Million Llollar Band Every *\ * . * Entire Week—December 25-31. .* m .v'(Y -4 » (i . aU 'Y’-‘*•♦)*** . Come in and meet your neighbor a good ■ •• ! ¥ . /• ' -* i* *-ii. V WTO . ■/ -- ’ ..lv V * . !•: A ■ n . Tv* -‘.1 * ' _ * ■ •' 1' �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, Etenti FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1 9 * 0 __ at Bartow and S t Augustine. fits; la Immediately within view, tow­ UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE ering a thousand feet above Simla. Of hyphenates there are the Re­ 232353022323 Hsre In this town, 7,000 feet above porter-Star at Orlando, the News-Re­ Wo hear that our mail man, Mr. the level of the» sea. In early April, Thornton has happened to a painful cord at Femandina, the Timea-Courwhen the heal of the grea^ Punjab accident last Friday while mixing ier nt Marianna, the Tlmes-Herald at plain reaches 120 drgrecs, most of the Europeans In India gather and arouud some spray for his vegetable h e 1Palatka, the Beacon-Tribune from the summer home of the viceroy of (•pattered some in his eyes. His wife Bay County, the Timcs-Unlon and EnIndia the social life revolves. Within has accompanied him on his trip this tcrprise-Recorder. a 2-Vmlle radius from Simla is Ihe week. The above was written for Tho Pilot points the way at Avon Cltor. upon whose peak, 12,000 feet’ last week’s item. 1, (Park in the highlands, and at Panahigh, a snow cap Is worn until well U ll. Ballinger found n pair o f : ma City on tho Gulf Coast; the SenInto May. Farther to the. west the glasses while walking up to church 1tinel guards the lines at Orlando, Ft. higher peaks range from 10,000 to Sunday which the owner can have by I-auderdale anij Large; Stars shine In 22.000 feet. * * * % * ^ ' calling and identifying same. I tho heavens at Ocala and Lakeland, Nor can you make much money without som e Mrs. Vihlen was out again for the while the Sun-sheds ita bright, cffulA MAGIC ISLAND OF THE first time Monday, spending the day ! gent rays on Gainesville, Ocala, Clear* .• * effort to . .MEDITERRANEAN with her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth water and tropically at West Palm Amid the trials of coal scarcity, Reserve Your Resources II. C. of L. ard politics. It may be Robbins in town. She finds the days Beach: The Valley Gazette hts ita Thom restful I to read of u place where breez­ long as she chn not yet use her hand. by establishing credit with a reliable bank. A number of Upsala people visited to spur the Kissimmee people up to es blow cool, but seldom too hot o.r too cold, and the scenery Is tnaglc; the aviation field Sunday afternoon their duty but the Milton Gazette has W hy not make some real "HAY in the SU N where people are peaceable and hon­ after service to view the airplanes. none and needs none. est, and there are no profiteers; where SHINE by starting a check account -4**th us Of the odd and unusual are the We are glad to sec the nice rokd the women are pretty, charming and being put down which will soon reach Clarion^ at Clermont, the White Way Build up your credit that you m a / i c able to easily entertained, and life moves the cemetery from French avenue. ; at Sebring, the Highlander at Lake along with a song I master difficult problems. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee and little Wales, tfco Messenger at Stuart, the There Is such a spot. Ten hours out from continental Spain on u fairly daughter, Mary Elizabeth, of the west Chief at Winter Haven, the Pragmas g •o-aioiniiimttiiHi foot and quite comfortable steaiuer aide were Sunday callers at tho home at Willston. j Taking it by and large the press of lies a little archipelago—the Raleurlc of Jesse Lee and wife. Islands, whose largest Island, cnlled Mr. and Mrs. Noah Fry, Mrs. Beng- Florida is a credit to the state and Mallorca, or Majorca, la [wrlinpa the ston and Miss Enice Tyner of Isle- to the men who manage and control most enchanting comer, one of* the worth grove, near Windermere were it. It is.alert; progressive and upmost Interesting and pleasing, as well ' •¥ * as one of the most forgotten Islands Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. lifting. It in always boosting the v-. . state and the localities in which it I of the Mediterranean. The following and Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Mrs. Ballinger has been in town circulates. Success $o it.—Lake Wales \ account of lu attractions Is summa­ rized from the description of an eyq- twice lately to have some dental work Highlander, .inmimiiif- — — l i l i '.'. i .l . . — — .................................. re n in wit ness, Col. Ernesto do March y de attended to, and also making a few . Garcla-Mcsa, Spanish army. calls. * SOUTHERN COLLEGE NOTES A great painter and writer called It was an enthusiastic crowd of Frank Chase, Haro)d Davis, Clyde Judge Benton and family, of near -------It th% “Island of calm," for there ev­ Maitland were Sunday visitors at the With the passage of the footbajl students that gathered on the cam- Russell, Evcrette Brown, eryone moves, ■rests, talks, walks and the four boys Sixth Grade • • conducts his courtships as If the day home of- Miy and Mrp. A. F. Wester- season, Southern hopes are centered Pus *nd ,UBti|y dick. Both of the daughters arc tnk* on the pinna of Coach Bcckelheimcr' who wcnl 10 Em0TY University to,repBeth Losaing, M argaret Edward*, hnd 48 houn*. tbe mile about H)000 and Captain Powell to turn out the resent the Blue and White in the In- Camilla Puleston, Eliabcth Shocmak-’ feet, and the span of human life 700 ing up studies at Rollins College. ----------- ------------; fastest aggregation of basket ball tercolicgiate tr*ck race taking place er, Winnie Walker. yean; bo little haste do they make In living and enjoying life. One MaiTHE FLORIDA PRESS itossers that has ever represented the:*bcrc on December 11th. This was the Fifth Grade lorquln of noble family Is said to have _____ ‘ ' Glue and White. A good schedule first ath,etic contc8t of this kind in Robert Moye, Henry Russell, Rcba waited 45 years In determining to lead What's in a name! The grentest has been arranged for the present which Southern had participated, so Jones, Alice Elder, Mary Weigh, his sweetheart to the altar, with no poet the world haS ever,produced tells season and the candidates for berths bbc f*culty nnd student body feel Pcarlc Robson, Beatrice Howard, Hcr* protest from her, and without having us thnt which wc call a rose by any on the varsity quintet are working j U!,tly proud thnt Southern won fourth en Jinkins, Thelma Eaton, Stephen been slain In exasperation by his moth­ other name would smell at sweet, hard and showing rare promise. j place. Alreadvplans are being made 'Shinholsor, Jesse Neely, Eric Lund* er-in-law. Pu^ llP a t^nm next year that will quist, Nizzic Stone, Ncdy Kasaroff, Last summer during the Intter part Sometimes wo are inclined to doubt In addition to the interest in the of Jply when the theriuqipetef In the great master’s dictum, pro- hoys’ athletics, Miss Betts reports brinR bllcH ' rst honors for the Blue Clara Bell Beaty, Florence Houston, Washington anil New York stood sumptuous as it may seem. There arc splendid progress-with the girls in nnd " bitty Those representing the Pearl Glidewell. * around 00 degrees In the shade, und nnmes and names.- - Some have a the various forms of physical devel-1^ *** wens' Ray Crowley, Alfred ■ . . ' lo Madrid ran to blood heat, the meaning of their qwn and some have opinent which she is promoting. T h c T isber' Hm'k Uuhrman nnd I’rank Santa Claus will appear three times breezes fanned these Island- folk to none at nil, mere collections of let- number of candidates for the basket ( hnppoll. nt the french Shop, Saturday, the the tune of 70 degrees. " Bh ihe opening of the new year, ]Hth; Monday, the 20th; Wednesday, Nor Is this wonderful Island an Im­ tors to indicate the person or thing ball team is large and the girls are practical place to spend a few mouths. to which they may be nttached. Sny- taking n keen interest in the practice *he pastor nnd the mentjiers of the thc 22nd, :i p. m. He will talk to the There are ubout 120 tulles of railroads ing nothing of tho infinite variety of games held. The first game of the -Snn^or<* church will join with the pas- children and receive letters nntl dison the Island, aud a system of local humnn names let us consider for a season will be a practice game with tlirs ”nd tl,nt-'ri'gation3 of the various p|ny |,j8 |,nKlj 0f toys.—French Shop. roads which penult of a traveler’s vis­ churches in Florida of the Methodist jjtiy Christmas senls and he^p fight iting ninny of the chief points of In­ moment the nnmes which belong to the faculty tenm and will be held ! Episcopal church, South, in endeavor- louberculosis in this state. 18-te the press of Florida. Some nre soon after the holidays, terest with ease anil coinfort. ! ing to rnise the half-million dollar --------------------------------------------' These people who take life so tel!*- merely conventional, nnmes which fund that has been allotted to the LOST—Bunch of keys, W. L. Henley, urely are not !»*>'._ shiftless or un­ have lx*en applied to thousands of Methodist of Florida as their shnre in Inglesidp, Ga., on name plate. Findpleasant In personal appearance or papers since papers were first pub­ Let’s Get Down to the Centenary Movement of the deer please leave at Herald office nnd manner. Tlu-y arc,Intelligent, holiest, lished for the edification and instruc­ nomination. . . receive reward. 18-ltp capable of work, sober ntid economi­ tion of mankind. Some are the Times, Brass Tacks cal. These characteristics preserved When this work is once begun, it is WANTED—Young cow. Must he throughout centuries of uninterrupted Tribune, Herald, News, Chronicle, expected thnt it will he rapidly carfrc!lh nnd KO0(J milkor. J.-IJ. Mcletc. Of the Times there is one at pence itrid tranquillity bine made them , ried to n Successful conclusion. As nu,ri r ox ,0:,( Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc (traceable, trusting, and hoiuelovlng. Moore Haven, one at Sarasota, one t there is only one college in F lo r id a ----- —------------------------------- 1-----The men aro of medium height, strong, at St. Petersburg, one at Tampa, dne supported hy the Methodist Confer- FLORIDA SCOUT is a monthly n and agile. They have competed bril­ nt Melbourne, one at Apalachicola, once of the state, Southern College, b° y s magazine published tyr San- -j liantly In ninny of Ihe r!.nmp1onshlp and one at Quincy. The Times seems this entire sum will be given to the ^ort|* boys. Edited nnd printed by sporting events' held In Spain, and to have led the list when the names Will be paid to any Lumley, nnd illustrated wherever they have gone on the con­ I ettorment of that school. All nlumwere given out, or chosen, ns the qase tinent their undertakings Iwm* been ni* nnd former students of Southern *{>'ron Stephens. Sample FREE. . Adult who gets* the mnrked with success. And ns for the may be. Of >he Tribune wc know ' 18-3lp Sanford will be interrslcd In the women. Colonel March. In writing of Lutt two, hut one, nt Tnmpnj covers effort to secure thn fund for South- WANTED—A young Holstein or Jerthem, says: "They possess the same Ithe ntnty efficiently and well. Posern College in the year 1321. 1 sey cow. Must be fresh. Address lovely skin ns the women of North jsR,lv sihly the name Tribune brought tin------------------------ Box 10.1, Sorrento, Fin. 18-ltp Anierlen, features n» If sculptured by pleasant memories of Horace Grecly, HONOR ROLL OF TIIE Phidias or Praxiteles, nnd they walk nnd wns not deemed appropriate in n GRAMMAR SCHOOL --------— :--------- —* like goddesses.” But he laments In IH THE CIRCUIT COURT O r THE BEVrNTH tho next breath that they know noth­ solidly democratic state. But the one After 12 Treatments JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O r IT0RIDA IH Kighth Grade ing of the “Joy of living." due par­ nt Cocoa took chances, and its lady AND TOR SEMINOLE COUMTY —IN C1IANCEHT. tially to nneeftrsl Arabic Inlluences. editor is guiding it safely. Mary E. Puleston, Olive Newman, r ia m lt II.* Ston*. at the C o m p la in a n t. There is a lively Herald nt Sanford, and to the fact that their Island hns, ti. % 'I Elmn Tolar, Georgia Mobley, Tillic l i o r f i i r r Itn slfr Hlovw, IVml a n t. for so long, been under strict repres­ a sedate one nt Miami, a rural one at Benjamin, George Wilson, John ShivCITATION. sion. lie calls Mallorca "the loveliest Perry, n growthy one at Hn}ncs City, ard, Anna Knnncr, Mary Crawford,cage on the planet, Its wonderful, In­ nnd there may be othprs which have Naomia Fellows, Era McAlexandcr, <■»«»* <ii*i »mi .re ■ mm miiini nf the suir telligent nnd gracious women being esenped our notice. Irene McG.h.Bln, Velma Shipp, T hel-'IU C S/;;., -Office extremely bored." The News is circulated nt Pensa­ Aud an nll-tmporlnnt feature—the . .................................... m» c » '' Doer»* rost of living Is low In Mallorca. Who cola, DcLand, Okeechobee, Montiinis boun-fme statement is made— ner, Lewis Shipp, Jean Maxwell. | •nmt.i Mini j,«. n« u t<] Florence noitrr stoo»: I TVerefore. fun tre lierebjr ortlere.1 *nJ rewould not be astonished to know that cello, Clearwater, Gainesville, 'Day- nnd it will be enrried out to the letSeventh Grade. ' rgulreri on Uie Tib ilij of M.rrb, A. I*. 11*11. l» ho could become a member of tbe tonn, nnd New Smyrna. The Metrop- ter—because we desire to do MORE to the bill of complaint eihlMted araln.1 Claire Znchry, Carmetn Barber * 1f■•'pe«r o v In tht* ratiar. ollierwlae « rtertee pro ■>>», "Royal Club of Regnttas," fully nnd olis is located appropriately at Jacjt- good rather than LESS while "ENER___, ... j ^, _____ _ w...nholser, few (rill I* rnlcrr.L analnat rou on aalit dal'. Mary E. Moye, Clifford Shinholsor, comfortably equipped, for about 20 snnville and again at Miami The G1ZER" service is here. There is a Emily Griffin, Mildred Griffin, Marcents a month In dues? Though prices _»*•*». rose here an elsewhere during the wnr. Breeze blows nt DeFuniak Springs mathematical ratio between Human 1gnret Peters, Virgie Hyman, Margarthe Spnnlsti colonel says that It Is the and ut New Smyrna. The I»ader Illness und Human CIRCULATION jet Sprout, Bonnie May Kinlaw, Deane fourt •«* tMa ihe icth ,i.v'of* i*ecember. a n. “spot of all Europe 'and America, heads the procession at Tarj>on and all the money and brains in the Turner, James Brown, Merrill Rob- ,#?sbai.» e . a . n o u n LABS. where one could have lived the most Springs nnd Fort Meade. There arc ‘world cannot afford the protection erts, Accy Carroway, Andrew Carro-! C U rb o f Circu it Court. Bcm lool." Cotta If , FlnrlJ*. reasonably daring these p u t five PoBts nt West Palm Beach, Palatka, that BETTER STRENGHT and CIR- way, Briggs Arrington, J. D. Pcrritt, ‘m:o. a i *.c o ttes . So licito r in d of Coonocl for CooiplilB.nt. years." . and Winter Park. Records arc kept CULATION will give you. Frederic Slaughter, is ou l Everything is a matter of “per cent" and "degree” in this world, nnd +4-H-+4"H-++++4-+-{-+-f+-1-++++4-}-H.+4.{.+++++4-f+++++4.+++++++4-M .each “ENERGIZER'' treatment geta fANY adult a “per-cent" better in ■■■ q f physical Strength nhd CIRCULAT |j I T r t % R is NOT a matter of money to Mw X YOU—it is a 'straight matter of GETTING it—while the . getting is good. The INCONSISTENCY of And your thoughts turning to gifts and something for getting the “carbon" out of your auto GRANULATED SUGAR (with orders only) tb_______ $ .09W friends, for family, for come one somewhere. What a and NOT giving your BODY similar FIFTEEN POUNDS IRISH POTATOES......................................49 wonderful Idea ’that t. care ia truly CRIMINAL after due t HAMS, SWIFTS, ARMOUR'S, WnLSON’S, KINGNAN’S, lb .37 thought. + 8*Ib BUCKET LARD, ARMOUR’S and S W IF T S .................. 1.60 6-Ib CAN CRI8CO ....................... U5 And "if thinking hurts—then ‘Do24 lbs. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR . . . ........... 1.55 IT-NOW’ because it FEELS GOOD » BROOKFIELD BUTTER ,65 You cannot lose ANYWAY YOU 3-Ib CAN PORK AND B EA N S__ I .................. .................... ,12W In our Bank has become and how fine it is now for thoie LOOK AT IT. l*t& CAN ROAST B E E F ____ ____ ____ .J5 who had a Christmas Saving's Account with ua this year CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, 2 CANS F O R ..................... .25 And If you get the "FLU" before, 1-Ib CAN MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE . . 47 to come in now and get their money for gift* or for some say MAY 1st, 1021, you get $25. If CLEANED CURRANTS. !b..................................... 4S good cause. you don’t get It, you should worry. SEEDED AND SEEDLESS RAISINS, l b ........I 43 But you WILL get the FINEST HU­ CALIFORNIA FIGS, Pkg........................................ ENGLISH WALNUTS, ft _ .45 MAN }>ouse*clcaning available,—a ALMONDS, ft ............... .......................... *................. zn sound investment, a sensible, LOGI­ peca n s. ..................... .................................... CAL* move. P. AND G. 80AP. 3 F O R ........ ............... r ” 25 Sanford can easily be,’ IN FACT To you today and start you off with a Christmas Sav­ OCTAGON SOAP, 3 FOR ^ .............................. 25 PALMOLIVE SOAP. 3 FOR _ ................................................... *45 the most HEALTHY CITY in the ings Account for next year. Ask your neighbor who has WASHING POWDER, 6 FOr \ . T " ‘ ” " " " T T I ” " " I I .25 WORLD.—Scientifically made so. one and then talk it over with— J jCOME IN FIND OUT REMEMBER WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR CHICKENS. ❖ TURKEYS. EGGS AND CANDY OF ALL KINDS * You C ant Make Hau Without Sunshine LINE. OF FRIENDSHIP MAY MARK TRADE ROl/TE mi tj- . Ii ’ In a dozen cities of both -countries by the United States and 'Canadian Joint commission to conaldei .connecting the St. Lawrence-river and •tha Great Lakes by a canal system -Awakened a new Interest In the nearly 4,000 miles of border thnt separates this country from Ita neighbor to tho worth. The boundary between the two great English-speaking countries of America./ String them Joint ownership of some of the greatest lakes In the world, ns Arell at a river of prime Importance, holds possibilities for development overlooked by many of the cltlrenatockholdcrs on both sides of tbe line. The single scheme now under discus­ sion for the construction of cabals to handle ocean-going ships foreshadows. « work that would rival In magaltude and Importance even the epoch-making engineering feats at Panama. With huge canals connecting the waters of the Great Lakes and the 8t. I-awrence, ships capable of negotiating any weather could sail with the ore, coal and grain of the .western United States and Canada, directly to nny port of the 8ereu seas. Discussion by the two countries of the feasibility of engaging Jointly In the development of their border waters la In contrast with some of the •tormy Incidents In which the boun4ary baa figured. Known In recent years at "the border without forts," and come at last to be regarded h* n line of amity and friendship, It Is per­ haps not generally realized now that until the cumulative efforts of years resulted not long agb In the settlement of some, long-standing disputes, the United States Catindlnn boundary was the source of almost continual misun­ derstanding. Many times there were unpleasant Incidents, twice the coun­ tries were on the verge of wnr, and for well over n hundred year* after the clasa of the Revolutionary wnr dlplomats, commissioners, and even neutral kings and emperors acting n* arbitra­ tor* were kepi busy trying lo straight­ en out the many Minrln Into which a border line can become tangled. Much of Ihe trouble In regard to the boundary resulted from Ignnranre of the geography of the country on the part of the early negotiators. The 8t. Croix river which the enrlleat treaty stated should form the eastern line of Maine at the Tery starting point of the International boundary was not istlsfnctorily Identified at first, and this caused friction for some years. A second grogruphlcnl error—the ussumption that the Lake of the Woods drained Inlo T.akyi Superior—Is respon­ sible for the rather Indefinite boundary of small lakes and brooks be­ tween the two large Inkes. The be­ lief that the Mississippi river hnd Its Murce tn Canada, n/id field notes In ■crordance with Ihql belief, brought about the existence of a tract of land «f a hundred square miles, cut off on a peninsula on the northern shore of the Lake of the Woods, practlrally sur­ rounded by Canndlan territory and many miles aeross the water from oth­ er land of the United States. In connection with still another Unllrd States Canadian boundary — that between southern Alaska' and British Columbia—s mistaken Impresalan of early Russian traders has giv­ en the United States a boundary run­ ning helter-skelter over foothills and ridges when It was believed to follow n mountain watershed, a logical geo­ graphical boundary. KIPLING SETTING NOW (NEWS BACKGROUND * t, The Simla Hills of Kipling fame and -the Interesting Punjab country a g a in were brought to public a tte n tio n thta year by reports ef riots am ong nations who had been aroused by the rumored deetructlon of the golden temple ot Amritsar, a principal city of th is proeduce, ■ -Punjab la a Persian word meaning “fixe waters," and refers to an areq tn India, about the size of Oregon, be tween the Jhelam and the Sutlej, drained by three Intermediate stream*. These rivers empty Into the Indus, which forms the western boundary of the state. Situated at the northwest gateway e f India, the Punjab has for ages been the Belgium of most of the military expeditions from the west and the trail of many migrations. For this reason ita peoples — Mohammedans.' Sikhs. Hindu Jala, Kashmiris and Rajpnta, nil belonging to the toll, fair Indo* Aryan stock—ere not so sluggish In temperament and ways of living oa those In other part* of the country, iond many of them manifest a martial .spirit upon smalt provocation. EngHand counted them among her moat trained soldiers on the western front. The vast plain of the Punjab Is . about dne thousand feet above sea level and on the north runs Into’the “Abode ef Snow/ the Himalaya moun­ tains. At the southwestern end of the watershed stands Simla, and from • It the mountains drop rapidly to tha foothillsand thento the plain.Jakko, the deodar-dad bill ofKipling’s star‘ V--- ■ K - ♦ . I S em in o le C ounty B a n k ! S an fo rd f l o r i d a - j AHome Bank for Home People $ 2 5 “Energizer” MRS. G. C. CATES | Cash and Carry lor Saturday December. 18th, Only Christmas Savings Let U s Explain It L. G. Cameron THE PEOPLES BANK Phone 184 or 60 Saoford, Fla. P. O. Box 399 THE ONLY "ENERGIZER" OFFICE IN THE SOUTH Mrs. G, C. Cates .106 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA �f I * a . =*• • f r * t J* - 9* •*-' • • li ,• * . * ^ * t I 1 '* . * 1 # . *•' • • * 1 ^ • - 4, -i—^ PAGE FIVE TOB SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 PUBLIC DEMANDS THAT BUSI­ NESS ADVERTISE CHANCE FOR US ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE A Paris caterer has opened up a Modem business depends upon new scope of employment for men W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y many things; the most Important of with bald heads. AGENTS which is advertising wns not essen­ He uses them as pcrambulntory ad­ tial to commercial success, today it vertisements for his restaurant, tho is, because the lending concerns name of which is inscribed in bold throughout the 'country have ndopted .letters on their hairless pates, * OFFICE PDXIPLIM RANK BPILUINQ it ns the most satisfactory and econThe late Sir George Ncwncs of Sanford, Florida omient method of reaching the pub­ Tit-Bits, very early in his career, hit lic, and the smaller concerns have upon this idea, and advertised for NO TEN DAYS OF GRACE bech forced to follow the lead of eight bald-headed men to sit in the ON FOURTH INSTALLMENT their progressive competitors. front row of the stalls of a London J OF INCOME TAXES The aft of advertising has been theatre with the title of his journal developed to such nn extent that the imprinted on their cranlums. Jnmes M. Cathcart, Collector of In­ buying public is suspicious of nTT'orIt would have been a first-class ternal Revenue, Sends Out Time­ ganizntion that docs not advertise. publicity stunt, but out of considera­ ly Notice to all Interested. Mnyhc this is fair, maybe not; but tion for the bnld-hended men the it is a cold fact. scheme wns abandoned. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 11.—With ■_______ | “Flare advertising” attracts, nlAND MORE KNOWLEDGE RE- Wednesday of next week, December thoURh conslste[lt nt,Vertislng Is the STOCKHOLDERS MEETING ca rding PLACING OF CARS ■15, ns the last day for the payment ni08t profitn},lp ,n thp lonp njn> ^ FOR SHIPPERS I of tho fourth installment of tho in- ccnt]y wp hear<1 lhi(5 con^ rflation, To the Stockholders of Sanford Build­ • £8 come and excess profits taxes due which is illustrative of the point: ing & Loan Association: (From B itu n U y 1* D olly) this year, James M. Cathcart calls at­ "If you inherited ten million dol The annual meeting of the stockThe meeting of the Traffic and W hen you let us supply your building tention of all who have such' taxes to lars and decided to-buy your wife the holders of the Sanford Building Transportation Committee of the needs you get a great deal more than just so pay, To the fact that while heretofinp8l tlinmond ring on sale, where Goan Association will bo held at iU Sanford Chamber of Commerce was many feet of lumber—bundles of shingles— fore the government has allowed ten woulfJ. you go to purchase it?" asked IQ Magnolia avenue, Snnford, held in tre Palm Room of the Valdez days of grace as provided for In tho onp m(m of ^ frjenj s potlnds of nails—or panels of Beaver Board, Floridn, at eight p. m., Saturday, JanHotel yesterday evening. This meet­ 1917 Act, that, this grace period was, WithmJt hesitotlon the friend nam», 1921, for the purpose of electYou get the benefit of our building ing was called particularly to settle material knowledge and experience in Service the various transportation problems removed by the 1018 Act, and, there- pd „ jowclry establishment in New ing directors for the ensuing yenr, fore, no extension, of time can be ' and to transact such other business that helps you get the results you want at the W rcnting Sonford shippers. Mr. D. granted for payment of these taxes Yoffc. ns may legall come before it. right price. Service first in planning,the "Why?" C. Marlowe, chairman of the com­ when due. T. J. MILLER, work—more service in selecting proper mate­ "Well, in the first place, it is the mittee, presided and the following __“I have just recclvedl the notice Attest; President. rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. men representing the northern pro­ from the treasury i|epartmcnt," snid only Iurge jewelry concern 1 know A. P. CONNELLY, You pay for the materials. T h o service duce houses were also present: A. N. Mr. Cathcart yesterday. "As there anything about.” Secretary 12-8-oaw4t "What do you know about it?" p ay s fo r its e lf in the larger volume of business Bahamn of James Tozzl & Co., New may bo many who thought they had "Oh, I have been rending its ad­ it brings through super-satisfied customers. York; T. C. Ginney, Thos. Fomataro the ten dnys of grace allowed as A married woman’s rights might with Frank Gnrgiulo, New York; J. heretofore, I wish to call their atten­ vertisements for years!" nnd he con­ It will pay y o u to sidered that proof enough of its bus­ be used in correcting her hushnnd’s C. Hutchinson, manager Sanford be one o f them. tion and also that of all others inter­ iness integrity. • wrongs. Truck'Growers; W. B. Ahem, Ahern ested, that the grace period will not A soft drink concern started out in Brokerage Company, Chicago; J. G. be permitted this time. The tax Deliberate long before doing whnt Michael, secretary and treasurer of must be paid on or before Decem­ Atlanta with a capital of $50,000. It i it is impossible to do. advertised regularly and attractively. Southern Truck Growers; W. E. ber 16. It kept its name constantly before Lewis, J. L Culvert, Philadelphia, Pa.; To nvoid penalty the tax must be Geo. W. Tull with It. E. Cochran, New in the Office of the Collector of In­ the public eye. It overlooked no op­ York. Mr Ball and Mr. Dens repre­ ternal Revenue or branch office, or portunity to reach the people. In a sented the lioard of Governors of tho mailed, by midnight of December 15. recent statement it whs disclosed that it had increased its assets by $1,370,Sanfprd Chamber of Commerce at,the "Inquiries reaching my office indi­ meeting. Mr. T. L. Dumns. super­ cate a belief that taxpayers have 000 since the previous statement, nnd You can just tell by Its healthy; intendent of the A. C' L., altenoeo the ten days of grace on this installment. it is now worth $0,572,047. It has stimulating odor, that it Is going to do you good it,citing ’i:*;: inviti<ti..'i of com Such provision wns contained in the $3,233,000 in real estate and n sur­ r V o an! was-given nn epportuni’y 1917' Revenue Act, but was removed plus of $2,924,898. " t F I only had some Sloan's LiniAn nntomobile corporation reports 1 mcntl" How often you've said Ij hear ti. \ >* "•’y,,R*onB J i by the Revenue Act of 1918 that! And then when the rheu­ increased' sales of over $ 13,000,000 those present rt’ “ ,'’t ° SU ’ e° , i “Payment of tho fourth installment ''" r j«, j ,,ivrn to matic twinge subsided—alter hours ol l,i- URsi°n/ committee t°°k | £ ^ ^ or. ter the past year Credit i« given to suffering—you forgot itl un the matter of delays In tranait and 1 7 advertising. A cereal company whlcn Don't do it again—get n bottle to­ day and keep it handy for possible use detailed instances will bo s u b m itte d ;^ K e v t l t r e q u e s t a ^ whenever rc'wrtS “ " f t tonight! A sudden attack may come ,,y ,h, committee to the r.„ r» .d . £ X k * ' ? * " * ‘" . ' T Z Z Z , ^ on—sciatica, lumbago, sore muscles, 517 Commercial Street nuestion of extending the lending nnd 1 .. . i* un Increnso <>f sixty-seven per cpnl liackachc. stiff joints, neuralgia, the ‘lu ► . 7 and thus nvoid congstion at the cash- . , pains anil aches resulting from expos­ hilling time was discussed and it wns ier’s window. Check or money order in two years. A biscuit company last year de­ ure. You'll soon find warmth and re­ decided to leave the matter nS it now 1should he made pnynble to “Collector lief in Sloan's, the liniment that pe*«creased its advertising appropriation. trales stands. The committee has without rubbing. Clean, econom­ 1of Internal Revenue!" numerous complaints from shippers I “Bills," said Mr. Cathcart, "will he In one yenr profits shrunk from ical. Tlirec sires—35c, 70c, $1.40 regarding their inability to secure sent to taxpayers who owe a balance, $731,172 to $422,371. -z t s v ^ r r Truthful advertising is l**ing de­ satisfactory information relative to ^ 1q rcceivc the bm ,Ioes the time they can expect the placing ^ ^ taxpaycr of hjg obli. manded more and more by the pub­ lic, and advertisers realize the ad­ it / Liquil of cars and a motion was ndopted to gntion to pay on time." ; W £ / Q U ICKLY vantage of; honest representation. 10*30**6 VaDottteorbyDofe the effect that the A. C. L. he re-, The fnke advertiser is fast becom­ questcj to allocate some particular Pos tuff ice receipts fur November, ing a type of the past. He ennnnt man to give this important service. J920, in the city of Tampa, showed Z iih‘ the houses that"have ' The question uf issuing diversion con­ an increase of $13^00 over those of ^ d 'r e p e a t e d l y their policies of firmations in hill of lading form November 1919, in spite of he vanc|hcrcncc to the facts. promptly upon surrender of originnl rious factors tending to hold down . , _. ___ to the old bill of lading on cars destined to di­ the figures on nil fiscal records. question, "Does advertising pay?" i« version points was discussed nnd Mr. in the affirmative. It does pay. FurDumas agreed that this should be If you convince n man ngninst his thermore, it Is absolutely essential. done and will take the ncccssnry steps w,ll you may have to do it over again ^ ^^Jacksonville to see that the shippers receive this ’ ‘ Metropolis. L»Mmof Socifutx* service. Mr. Dumns nssured the com­ ncxt dj*y' itnhirmuj WiyUto* mittee that the A. C. L. is desirous G) of extending the fullest possible co­ operation to Sanford growers and “DO IT NOW” shippers npd that it has always been It Simply Removes Obstructions to'Blocd Flow—Dislodges his policy to work nlong these lines. C l} C 7 f C K capacity for hard worki Accumulations of many years—And Thus Equal z:s Mr. Mnrlowe, on behalf of the com­ is strikingly com bined with Pressure on Nerves—Arteries mittee, assured Mr. Dumns that the committee desired to co-operate with graceful body lines and fine ap­ the transportation company nlong the The “LOGICAL TREATMENT’* pointm ents in the new' Buick N in e ­ same lines, but said that from* the numerous complaints which the com­ ASK ASK teen T w en ty O ne cars. mittee ’has been receiving, believes THEM US that the growers and shippers have Because of its room y capacity the not hnd the service from the railroad For Many Human His that the business from this section new Buick Seven Passenger O pen warrants. And Veins, so that the* Blood Stream Functions Better- G Ls Car is the ch oice of business m en The secretary Is still waiting for • Nourishment to Dormant Tissue. the members to return committee and their families. No Mystery—No Imagination questionnaires. Please do not delay this any longer that possible. TELEPHONE 184 L. C, CAMERON P. O. Box.3J9 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS IMPORTANT MEETING General Fire In su rance Railroad Officials and Shippers Will Work Plan More than for better service USE SLOAN'S TO WARD OFF PAW for S e rvice Sanford Novelty Works SLinimentm l o a un m m sm s BUICK “ E N E R G IZ E R ” Authorized Buick Service every­ where reinforces Buick reliability. POSTMASTERS HOLD OVER •ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 11.—Ap­ pointment of W. L. Straub orf postntoitcr of St. Petersburg for another term of four years came as a severe jolt yesterdny to several Republicans who were grooming themselves for the job. It was the general impres­ sion here that Mr. Straub’s time wurnld not expire qntil next summer, when the new president assumes of­ fice, and several leaders in the new­ ly organized Republican party here *cre making a place to get the fed­ eral job. When they learned from The Tribune this morning that Mr. Straub had been appointed to anoth­ er term there was consternation. Mr. Straub was appointed July 21, 1910, hut-did not take office until Sept 6 of that year. Technically, the office had been vacant aince July 21 last, so the appointment which was made yes­ terday was expected. R. S. Hanna, Republican postmaster here, held of­ fice for three years and six months ■fter President. Wilson went into of­ fice, so that now the Democratic ap­ pointee will hold for nearly four yearly of a Republican administration. A * ▼ ..Storage Batteries..! We are distributors for the famous “Vesta” Storage Batteries i • ** i t o For any make of Car Guaranteed 18 Months W e repair any make of Battery and guarantee it for j j Ssix months. Also have a Rental Battery while we repair or exchange yours CO O K -- - The great trouble with the world’s i; idols is that they are all more or less tracked. ** - • Phone 189 X O R LA N D O , F L O R ID A L. A. RENAUD, Prop. , , . o vsf- COM PANY W. J . Thigpen, Local Agent E iS i i ^ -• ?I . r4_ v r i le’ 3 ' '/;• '* o rJ �V *rj fu SRH I‘ J Wf ‘ j IS'- .' . ■' ‘ t PAGE 81X T n E 8ANP0RD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 . . . Why pay the Middle Man profits on Purina O-Molene and other Purina Feeds by buy­ ing from the small merchants when you can buy direct through the Cates Crate Co. and save 50c to $1.00 per Sack. Phone 181 dt C A T E S C R A T E C O M PA N Y * ! Methodist Conference Appointments of Ministers “BILL” HEALEY DEAD; . tho funeral Tuesday and is the guest BURIED AT LONG WOOD of Mrs. A. I. Proser for a time.— _____ New Smyrna News. W. R. Healey, for many years nn ------------------------employee, on th<f train service of the TO ENTERTAIN IN HONOR OF born circuit, Thomas Williams; WhiteTALLAHASSEE, Dec. 14—The Florida East Const ruilroad and one THEIR DAUGHTER . an- Springs circuit, R. K. Rewell, sup­ — flf nual Florida Methodist conference of the best known conductors on the Mr, and Mr.i^ Forcs^ Lakc^_ a t i ni , . . . . ply; Williston, R. A. Guy. road,, died Sunday*" morning in the Sanford, have issued invitations to a came to a close at d o clock last n g Jacksonville District railroad Sospital in St. Augustine, big dance to be given In honor of their with reading of the appointments of ministers for the new church year by J. B. Rooney, presiding elder; where he had been a patient for sev- charming young daughter, Mias Sereral weeks. Mr. Healey had been in d a Lake, who arrives the first of the the presiding officer, Bishop W. A. Bryccvillc, J. E. Hartsficld; Callahan, G. L. Bourn; Eastport Mission, F. W. . poor health ’for about two years, and week from her college in the North, Candler. of a, fine building and boat basin will though his death was not unexpected, This dance is to be held at tho Valdez The appointments follow: Crnmer; Femandlna and Chester, be begun on the property recently the announcement thnt the end had on the night of the 22nd, and as many Bartow District. Paul Kendall; Green Cove Springs, purchased of D. Hood and for come came ns n shock to his ninny Orlando young people nr.) included . C. F. Blackburn, presiding elder; R. M. Williams; Hillard circuit, II. p' which the deal was closed last night friends here. 1° the invitation list, the excitement Arcadia, W. C. Norton; Boca Grande, Blocker, supply; JaJksonyillo First by pnying cash for the ‘lot. This Affected with lung trouble follow- here is nlmost equal to that in San- A. H. Moore; Bartow, L. D. Howe; Church nnd Parker street, K. B. Mitch property J a on Chapman nvenue near ing a severe cold, Mr. Healey went ford ovcr this event. It Ir planned u onjta Springs, to bo supplied by L. ell; Marvin, J. D. Murray; Riverside the John Russell home and has acv. west and spent nearly a year at Col- that most of the girls nnd boys here p Glazier. Bowling Green, W. G. Park;. R. Ira Barnett; St. Mathew's oral hundred feet on the water front orado Springs, returning to New "who arc going shall go by autos, and Strickland; Dixieland and Myrtle and Brinkley Memorial, C- C. Cpcil;' AND START BEAUTIFUL BUILD- th tt will be bulkheadcd into a boat Smymn much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Br;drbaw will t Btrcet, Holmes Logan; D.B. Sweat, Springfield, P. A. Spencer; Wesley basin and n fine club house will be — -ING AT ONCE WITH BASIN Not long lifter his return, however, chaperone ns man yns their enr cun jun|or preacher; EagleLake, to be Memorial, D. D. Dlffenwierth; Lake erected on the lake shore for the FOR BOATS the old trouble returned and he made carry. supplied by Victor Hurt; F. T. Green Butler circuit, J. D. Major; Maceleatourists and visitors and for a gener­ several trips toNorth Carolina and As this dance is only one of several Mission, to be supplic4 by IL I. Al- ny Mission, B. T. Rape) Jr.; New Au­ al assembly and meeting place for (Trom T u * t d i7 'i D »l!r> was finally removed to tho rniirontl functions planned In honor of Miss jen. p ort Meade, O. E. Rice;-Fort gustine, and Elkton, J. C. Abercrom-* At the organisation of the Rod and home-folks. This Is one of the moat Lake, her home-coming will be made Myers, H: J. Ilacflinger; Fort Myers bic; Ortega circuit, H. Bartlett, sup­ hospital. Gun Club meeting held In the court Important moves that has been made Mission to be supplied by J. J. ply; Phoenix Park and Anderson The remains were taken from St. a very merry one.—Reporter-Star, house last? night 70 members had en­ in this city in many years and means Thompson: Homeland nnd Prospect, Memorial, C. II. Partridge, supply;Augustine to his old home nt Longrolled their names as stock ^loldcra j that at last Sanford will take ndvnnMBS. SIMPSON AND MR. DONEE. J. Hnrdcc; Kathleen circuit, to be S t Augustine, .F. J. Patterson; SL wood, Fla., accompanied by his wid­ in the corporation. The Rod and Gun ,tage of her fine water fronj and GAN WED. supplied by J. II. Davis; Labellc and Joseph circuit, M. W. Spike, supply; ow and his father nnd mother, the fuClub hiss been fostercd'by the "13'' j make It an Inducement for tourists to Mrs. Besslo Bryan Simpson and Alvn, J. W. Austin; Lakeland, J. F. South Jacksonville, H. Util; Starke, nearnl services were held at LongClub who sent out committees, la s t; come to Sanford with their fine Mr. Arthur E. Donegan announce Bell; Mulbdrry; E. Pixon; Nocntoc nnd J. C. .Diggs, superintendent aoti-Sawood Tuesday afternoon. The sor­ week and had set the figure nt lbo yachts and where they can not only --— ------- v> -----------— —- their mtfrriage on December 12, 1920, Fort Ogden, I. M. Bell; Punta Gorda, loon League,'C. W. Crooke. members but as it was near holiday have hundreds of miles of good wat- vices were attended by a number of nt ’St- John’s Episcopal church, Kis­ G. W, Rosonberry; Wauchula, J. T. friends from this city, among them time and many of the prospective er for boating and fishing and huntMiami District simmee, Fla., tho Rev. L. II. Klrkby Mitchell;* Zolfo* circuit, J. E. Shcpbeing Dr. D. Forster, D. P. Smith, Kmembers were out of town they have ihg but they can be assured of a safe officiating . While the wedding was M. H. Morton, presiding elder; have not been seen and the meeting harbor at all times of the yenr for Ilildroth, F. S. Myarii). Mr.'nnd Mrs. a very quiet one, with only a few rel­ pnrd^ Floridn Christian Advocate, J. Bunnell,.F. ty. C. Eals; Delray and last night looked like 150 members their boats amb in fresh water where W. S. Bowdon.'^frs. K. Lejpold; Miss­ atives nmfr friends present, their Edgar Wilson, editor; D. B. Sweat, Boynton, J. C. Jones; Dania and Ojus, will be enrolled by the time the club the insects thnt rum their boats on es Annie Pattillo and CoVjylia Smith. friends throughout the state will be assistant editor; conference secretary M. T. Belt; East Palatka and Kings­ ts ready to opernte. Col. G. W. salt water do not abound. In fact Tho services were in charge of the interested and will wish them much of education, S. W. Lawler. ton, Walter Kinard; Fort Auderdale, Alachua Circuits, S,' I. Hendrix. bh Knight, chairman of the "13" Club Sanford offers and will Offer more Elks lodge of Sanford, of which the happiness. L. B. Simpson; Fort Pierce, E. C”> presided nt tho meeting and stated to the pleasure-loving tourist with deceased wns a member. Gainesville District. Immediately after the ceremony,’ Calhoun; Hastings nnd Orange Mills, the object and then called for nn elec-1 this now Rod nnd Gun Club than nny Tho deceased wns .74 yenrs of age Mr. and Mrs. Donegan left for points G. S. -Roberts, presiding older; G.t II. York; Homestead, R. A. .Selby; tlon of officers which resulted ns fol- city in Central Floridn. It is already nnd wns bom in St. Thomas, Ontario, Went. After j „ nunry 1921, they Bronson and Codnr Key; P. A. Fletch­ Key West—Finit Church, A. P. lows: recognized ns the sportsmen’s para- but had been a resident of Forida wi!| ^ at homo to thoir-friends at er; Cltra circuit, A. M. Mann; Co­ Cole; Fleming street, I. W. Longacre; Dr. S. Puleston, president; Judge disc nnd all thnt was needed was the for n long time, having accompanied Orlando, Fin— Reporter-Star, lumbia circuit, S. T. Duckworth, sup­ Memorial, E. L. Lcmy. ______________ . E. F. Housholder, vice-president: W. club house rind boat ! nsin and now his parents to this sl^te many years ply; Fort White circuit, Joseph BnrLemon City, W. G. Allaben. M. Haynes, .secretary nnd treasurer, thnt these are assured this city nil' ngo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Healey, Sr., enme SHADE TREES IN KISSIMMEE j ton, supply; Gainesville, I. C. JcnMinmi—Buena Vista and SouthThe following hoard of governors or become the iiiorca for .the tourists originnlly from London, Englnnd, and, INTERFERE WITH LIGHTING kins; High' Springs and Archer, R. H. side, G. W. Tnrboux, supply; Trinity, directors were elected: who want to See the real Floridn by settled in Cnnndri when they first, KISSIMMEE, Dec. 14.—Shnde Barnett; Jasper, Lf Monroe; Jon- J. M. Gross; Riverside, S. A. Wilson; R. C. Bower. Geo. W. Knight, F. boat. enme to America. Holding the pesi- tretH along the streets are interfer- , ijings circuit, R. A. Sewell; Lake City, Matfcumbin, John Watkins, supply* m — Eugene Roumillnt, A. R. Key, Ed-----------------------tlon of conductor or. the Floridn East ing materially 'with tho lighting sys- O. A. Trower; Llvo Oak, W. A. Myr- New Smyrna Mission, H. T. Gaines; ward Higgins qiid G. D. Bishop. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lindsey nnd Coast railroad, tho deceased war well tern, according to tho Kissimmeo Gn- os; Live Oak Mission, R. E. I*. Fol- Okeechobee, F. L. Crowsen; Palatka, The governors<\verc instructed to Miss Mittie Forsyth are visiting Mrs. knf.wn up nnd down' the line. Mr. zette. Members of the electric ser- som; Melrose nnd Wnldo, C. Sterling; J. D. Sibcrt; PcteTS nnd Silverpan, prbceed with the organization and in- C. W. Speer for the month of Doccm- and Mrs. Henley, Sr., nre now mnk- vice admit thnt lines nre not' run Gardner circuit, E. C. Cook; NcwW. O. Troutman; Stunrt and Salerno, corporation and ns soon as this 1b ac- her and will spend the remainder of ing their home in Miami, nnd Mrs. through the heavy branches of the berry circuit, L. D. Eldridge; RedB. D. Bourn; Titusville nnd Cocoa, complishcd theworkofconstrUctionbfp the winter with their cousin, Mrs. J. W. R. Healey will reside with them.1trees because of the danger of short dick circuit, M. T. Bennett, supply; Ben T. Baggct, supply; W. F. Allen. complished the work of construction L. Ingrnm at West Pnlm Bench. She enme over to New Smyrna nfter circuits. Rochelle Mission, R. E. Buck; Well­ cm p i* * ti n ) ROD AND GUN CLUB ORGANIZED LAST NIGHT WITH 76 MEMBERS SIGNED ■B&-- Voted to Purchase Property On Lake Front | WILL INCORPORATE ( •: ->-:-->-:-:-+++++++-m -+++++^++++++++++++++++++++.;.v >.:.->+++++++++++++++++<-+++-: +++-{*++++++++*++++++++++++i5..s^ a ,- t FORD ■ ■. ■- •-! We wish to announce that the Ford Motor Co. has lifted all territorial restrictions * _- * • • , % # ^ * ** +• and we can sell Ford Cars, Parts and Accessories to anyone anywhere < We always have a large number ot all types on hand tor immediate delivery « :r : Our Prices on the Various Types of Cars Are as FoSlows: ■I *1 M j f jil * I \ **1 ?F ! TOURING CAR WlTn STARTER ................. _‘_r ___ _ ir * n n I ROADSTER WITn STARTER ...................... 1 . : . . . SEDAN WITH STARTER AND DEMOUNTABLE WHEELS . . . m $598.74 $551.88 $895.49 COUPE WITH 8TARTER AND DEMOUNTABLE WHEELS. . . . . . LIGHT TRUCK CHASSIS • WITHOUT STARTER ................. LIGHT TRUCK CHASSI9 WITH STARTED ..................................... kta 1 $843.43 $436.61 $511.61 WORM DRIVE TON TRUCK CHASSIS (without atarter), demountable wheela and pneumatic tir** l__________ 1__ WORM DRIVE TON JRUCK CJIA8S1S SIS (with atarter), demountable wheela and pneAaatIc tire* __ ____ ______________ FORDSON TRAOTOR ................................... $626.19 $701.19 $840.61 .• m . t ]. 1: i| Above prices are f. 0. b. Sanford and include freight and war tax. llffl Authorized Dealer 310 to 312 E a st F irst Street- - Phone 331 SANFORD, O •. ' •• '!• ........................... ....................... .... I M I H I H m m . * \ rr i . . V - '• �t ......*:•-------- TUB 8AN FORD WBBKLT HERALD -------- “■■■■■ ■: “ PAGE SEVEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1*20 1920 CROP, PEPPER, EGG PLANT AND TOMATO SEED just arrived. Call and see us before buying - - NOTICE O f INTENTION TO AFELT FON LETTERS rA T E N T fo rd Agency in Sanford Has Most CompleteBuilding in State n o t i c e i s iir.r tr .iiY * i r .n u m ib#- umi«•leiwd w ill apply tu the llorarnor uf lb# Slat* of F lorid a, at lq lla lia a a r* , for lieltrr*' I'a lrn t In m rik ira lln c K d a i n l llly p ln * iD n r iw t r f K l, un­ der Iti* following |<rv|«ard ch a rftr. Hi* w lc Inal of which la now on' file In the office’ of lh« Secretary of, S ta le of (bo la id Sla te of Florida. W IT N E S S , our name* (hi* 13th d i r o f .U t v n b e r . ’ A . I». 1030. During th» past week, eight or ten itomohilo parties passed through mrlottc from states North and West and for Florida to spend the wint With but two exceptions all were ar{dcd with camping outftta. Camp In jjfe U the new wrinkle developed in U* wake of th e ’automobile, but it ts different from the old Ideas, becsose, through the ingenuity''of Am(ricsn inventive talent; It is charac(criied by nil the comforts of home. One of the machines passing through tie city was owned by a millionaire from Michigan, who was accompanied by bis wife and family of three childrrn, and who, explaining the detail *f his accouterment in comfort, ahow(J that with a few turns of the hand be could construct alongside his auto­ mobile and attached to it,' n very corn­ fortably fitted-up sleeping room nnd ovcr them in the building on First Fordsons. _ bitrhen, nil under .canvas, which, in .street long known ns tho *Stone-” ;Space will not permit a detailed ili compactly-folded form for trnns- g ovc building that hns been convert- description of this elegnnt new gnportation gave-small idea of its pos- 0lj jnt0 ^ e l t.>or(j hcndqunrtors for rage over which the genial Edward Abilities for convenience.^ This tour- this section of the state. The office Higgins presides nnd where you get ist also, talked of Florida’s enterprise fitted up in one of the rooms thnt what you want nnd when you want it in taking advantage of tho new-meth- opens jnto the department for trac- nnd get it just right. Sanford should pds of tourist life. He hnd mnde nr- tjpn nmi p()r,i car parts and contain- he proud of the fnct that in the line rangements in advance for his "park- jnR a complete line of accessories of Fords, Edward Higgins hns looked big" place in n.smnll Florida town. muj takes n large space ta hold all into the future nnd mado such C o rn Arriving there all he will tyve to do the accessories for trucks, tractors prehensive plans to cover not only wilt be to drive into the squnre ns- nn{] cnnt hut Higgins hns them in the locnl field but the entire state signed hint, put up his tented home pnifuson. The sales rooms nre nlso nnd also thnt Sanford hns one of tho and adjust his nffnirs f.or the winter on tho ground floor nnd storage finest Ford garages nnd machine season. Not only is the ground given >roohi iurti a place for quick repairs shops and gincrnl distributing st^him free, but he has free use of wntcars that do not need any major lions in the entire south, er and electric light. There arc no operations in thejoperating room onIt is only another one of the sur­ charges for garage accommodations, tho second floor. **The first floors are face indications that Sanford Hs dcsAll be hns lo do is to pay for what given over to the business end of the lined to lie the distributing center of gasoline he may us» and make him- concern^ nnd an up-to-date elcvntor the state in nil lines of business in n self nt home. It is developed thnt nil service takes the cripples to the sec- few years nnd the automobile busithrough Florida these camping ond floor where there is 5,000 square ness is the first to get in the came. nole and Ibe S la t* of Florlde. end each other Place* a* m a , be d ro lfn atrd b , the Hoard of Director!. I W l loti 3 .—Tbe (eneral nature of tbe bualnee* to be iranearled abatt be aa follow*: Tbe b o ,In c and aelllnc of automobile*, trac­ tor* and farm Implement*, tbe purcbaie, aale or etebanae aad rental of real e alate; lo own. operate, m ain tain, hire, rent, build or erect parehuuae# and office bolhtlnc*. lo act), mortca fe , atib-lcl. peblc*. hire, lea*# or Conte, tbe p rop erl, of aald corporation or a n , p a fl thereof a l tbe dlartetioQ Of the Hoard of Director*; to bororw tnone,, Iran* bond*, or other obligeMon*. *nd to aecure tbe same b , m o rtfire . plrdcca or .b n , olber kin d of lnatnimen,t. lo make contract* of a n , kind whatever for tbe furtherance of Ibe bualneaa of (be Co m pan ,. T o deal In inercbaudlae and deal- In a ll Iblnc* and act* which Ibe Hoard of Director* n i l , deem BOWLING CONTEST IF re n Saturday'* Daily) Men’s Club. ' * Hetta (3 games), total ‘°yd, (3 games), total . . . . ln*rik (3 games), total .. (2 gam es)______ .... <rnier (j game), total . . . . . brotherhood gain K I-* ln t. liuat»*uii an.! ix -il Mleml. J. E. l-alng, (’oraplalnani*. J J . (•»(<•*. J . J CalCa C om iianr. In co rp o rated , a Klnrlda c,w |.«-»llon. Annie (’. AVi«ll>fldc». A llwri <S. I U m , ' C a lfln A, l ‘o**k. lim fE * II. M orton. W illiam T. N u b . *lid all unknown i!*T|a**«. bclr* a n d xr*nl#«*i nr other*, c ltlm . t a r o odcr A lbert U. La re*. C a lfln A. l‘n*C*. Oi-urce IL M orlun an d W illiam T . S a a b . IW- fSt.OtiQ.ikt llHJ.OO Its! On The Heal fif i h i i itirj^ r a 11on MiaII j !nf Itopreaaiofi atantp^ W artnK In iu*‘ » word* " S E A L 1021" in d around Iht* | fpn»tt«a«» (lie word* "E d w a rd *tied " Hiinflii*. a r*ltrur in** rircu m - Intforpor* s t a t i: o r n .o n iD A . -+ # llfN T V OK HEMINOl.K, SH lii-f.-rp m i, an uM tr#r Uuljr auth n rU ril In JaVr Wa s h in g t o n , Dec. 14.—secre­ ark n u w lailfcu n -n la nf i1 't <I*. [—rannallj rain# IM n aril lllc c ln a , Jam r* K. illfitlu a . tm l AJ#tory of the Navy Daniels before the laht# l l l c a l n t , and racti a r k n o v lr d c n l ll># for#Cnlnc Ida *n<l l.ar c r n a ln r a lfn a tu r# Id house navnl committee said the world th e c h aI dr la t># r n f tM w aril lllc c tn a . Inm rp»r*tr<l. conditions of "Chaos, disagreement and W ltnraa m j liaml and n frir la l *#*l tM* 13th r or D # r* m t» r. A. D. le io . trouble," made tho continuation of i t a(BKAI.) CLAUDS D. COUCH. N o la rr 1‘u U lr the navnl nnd air craft building by M r ■ntnim laalnn r l p l r r * N ot . IS, ID2?. IV M. ('A T IIItX H . r u i l l a . Kla the United States imperative. IH 31c GENEVA, Dec. 14.—Agreement Choose pianos for ymir models, among the powers to put an imined Copy them with ti/eless care; ate end to the growth of armaments For their nttitude is always was completed in the League of Na­ Either upright, grand or squure, tions plan presented to the assembly by the committee today. Spaldings No. 4 Rose Irish Cobblers •Early Red Bliss Triumph We are fortunate in our contractu which make it possible to quote lowent market PRICES. It will pay you to get oar PRICES before buying, and our QUAL­ ITY before planting. Our SEED POTATOES are the highest quality MAINE GROWN, selected especially for seed. Send for FREE CATALOGUE, nnd SEED SPECIAL, giving RE­ VISED PRICES on new crqp SEED DEANS, PEAS. RED SEAL TO­ MATO, and CUCUMBER SEED. PEPPER, Etc. We carry ail the leading and standard varieties of seed that have been tested and known to be adapted to our soil and climate. SEED OATS, RVE, VETCH, RAPE, Etc. The planting season Is near nt hand. Our Information service is free. Cnll on us for any information on your crops you might think we can supply. Ol d e s t and l a r g e s t s e e d h o u s e in F lo r id a R. A. MARTIN SEED CO. 202-206 East Hay Street , Jacksonville, Florida HY-TEST s e e d s in s u r e g o o d c r o p s WASHINGTON, Dec 14— A resolu­ tion requesting President Wilson to open negotiations with Grant Britain nnd Japan for an ngreemnt to reduce naval building program fifty per cent for the next five years was introduc­ ed in the sennte today by Senator Borah. The U. S. Shipping Board is now 1advertising tho "Jacksonville Line" CITATION To; Albert O. E a r n , realdenre unknown: Cal­ with regular sailings of steel steam­ vin A. Peace, f ttld tq r e unknown 3 llr-wce II. ships for Europe, Asia and South Morion, reeldenc* unknown: W illiam T. Naah, real <Vlire onknown; Ibe unknown America. All aboard at Jacksonville, Itelra, d ark er* , lecatee*. cranlee*. or olber the rla ln a n t* under Albert U. Kafr*. C alfln A. Fla.}- for the' chief porta of world. A«aa, *qii 10 iny'RRu au uihvi pass'** v iNdUll The Men’s Bowling club met the Brotherhood team' oi\| the , Parris House Alley last night and a general tood time was enjoyed by the bowltn and the audience. The.contest Is of « few that will be staged of^ and the general public interested h this pastime Is Invited to attend. games were rol)edr tiie final leor* testifying to tbe auperior Growing of tho Brotherhood taam ,ad demonstrating that practice ^kes perfect. Following la the Brotherhood Team '!*(thews (8 games) total.. fawart, (3 games), total.. (8 games), total llltn (3 games) to ta l____ J la g *uy lnt#rc*r, tu and to tb» rullowloc d#- | **Tttw*l land* a ltu ilrd I* Sunlnola I'o u a ly ,. noriiA. ko-wit; | t r » & . W . , dMCribwl. therofot*. you, lb . 1 1 U A lbert O. 4 0 4 K arw . Calvin A. P m c . f l w i * D. Morton and JAA W illiam T . Naah a te b trib y r a i n ' d t. b# and 4 0 0 lp p , M b*for*/-our M id Circuit C o u rt a t tb* * 7 a Court H oom In Btafocd. F lo rid a m t b * 7tb day I of March, A. D. U U , ta d thru u i tbw* 3 0 5 I m *k. anaw rr to Ibe bill of complaint n h lb llr d I aca la a t you. o tb tn r la t a deer*, pro eooraaao ------ will be entered a ca la a t y u « . .............................. coe Aad any *ad tU other partlM elalm ln* *ay d e b t, title oc Interact la aad ta tbe ■‘ f 4*, laabov* droertbed uader. by or through A » w t o . Kara*. Calvin A. ro a c* , C eor*. D- 81or too. 4 3 3 W illiam T . Naah. or otbarw Ue. are K**b8 J ? * 2 1 0 qulrod to be and appear before o w said o r <c u lt Court. *t tb* Court Houa* la 3 2 2 , florid*. 00 the 41b day of AprU. A.-D- >®*Jo . n und then and tb « * m*be anewer to Ih* bill or 2 1 0 | complain I *iblbtt*d acalaat M id a a k iw w n p a ij o n tiro. otharwlM a d e e m pro eoefMW w ill ba le n ltre d acalnat Mid nnknown p trtlro . _ 873 It ia ordered U u l tbl* notice b* PObOaked n . . o ' lb* Sanford H erald. * newapapar publUlud In .Sem inole County. Florid*, o n e a » r a k for THE FORD ONE-TON TRUCK S A MATTER OF FACT we might almost as well call it a Three-Ton Truck, for it very rarely carries a smaller sized load. The'owners of the Ford truck take advantage of the high qualities of materials which are known to be put In the Ford car, take advantage of the high quality of Ford workmanship which characterizes Ford cars and they overload to the Unit Well, the Ford truck has never broken down with any* of these overloeds. It de­ livers expectations and double expectations, so far aa carrying capacity is con­ cerned, and while that Is not fair to the truck, still the owners are satisfied. 53,,’s ,; .; s cifTi •» w-a lb#. ,won> b,4 W l,u- V' T h. U .S .W . n . m anwmy aa, anio or m u * w aw. Ka a r k A If ih-y th aud I. tlallruad. tbcucc 8oulh»r**t*rly <>• '•*« ~ W r*l aid* of th* M id railroad rtfbl-*f-w »y t o t , I h . N u t IIm of th# Sanford C lr.at, ( U .r * I * TON OO UUIT C So*lb 13 d#CTM* w « t on **ld lln* «» '*>• South l la . of tb . NorthwM t Q o u l t r o f Sm ■ . AKD r a , , » tloa SI. Townablp IS. Sooth of IU m # 81 « t S« T r a d e ------------- Few men dec! • I t apPM rtnc from tbe^ew oeu MU o f roanp lala t filed la thl* " r a ia t , th a t you bar* *r claim td have soma In tere st In a ad to tbe land heroin above droertbed, therefore, you a n * each of jo u a re hereby roqulrod to be and appear be­ fore our Circuit Court a t tho Court llooro la Sanford. Florida, on Ibe 41b day o f April. A. D. 1U31, and then and there m ake anaw rr lo th* bill of com plaint filed a ca la a t you. Otherwtae, a decreo pro coofraao wilt be entered. I t 14 ordered th at thl# nolle* be publlabed In the Sanford I ltr ild . a naw apaper publlabed In Homlaole County, Florida, one* a week tor twelve weeks. W ITNESS my hand aad (ba m s ] o f tbo Mid Circuit Court on tbla 1 1 th day of December. A. D. 1SS0. (HEAL) — N. A. DOUCILASS. Clark o f tb# C ircuit Court, flemlnota County, Florida. CEO. A. DaCOTTES. Bbllcitor and of Oounrol for Oomplalaanf. IS Ille j 5 + * £ ♦ J T j t ❖ *++++++***-H>++++++++++-fr-M-++-fr+**+.fr***-8-•(•+++•»•++•*"++♦♦♦♦♦ i Motion ft-—BE4Ie— e n t o t n r COURT. SEVEN T it C IRC U IT. BEMINOLE COUN' F L O R ID A —IN CHANCERY There are many good fertilizers, but since it is the EXTRA INCOME which swells the profits, why not use the BEST? • ' . ♦ IDEAL BRANDS are proportioned as to^availabitlty of amoniates, to gire MAXIMUM results. A little heavier crops, a little more steadily year in and year out, of finest quality fruit, makes a rapt difference in actual PROFITS. ^ IDEAL FERTILIZERS have a field record of over a quarter century. Benefit by their success. — MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS Agricultural Building JACKSONVILLE, FLA \ T IIE CIAL (B e Th# A**oci*l*d IT***) ORLANDO, Dec. 14— The first Lions Club to be organized in Florida has just been formed here. It con­ sists of eight charter members, all business mpn, who have gone Into It with the ''spirit that distinguishes lirnfsm. A letter of Welcomn from the Rotary Club was one of the fea­ tures of the first meeting. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co liigRtua, Hm ftm l. Fla ! Jm iir# K. H lcc litt. .Hanford, Fla. Afjrtati)* liltrclh s, Hanford, | ‘la, Iff FIRST LIONS’ CLUB IN THE STATE FORMED AT ORLANDO SEND FOR CROP BOOKLETS R. C. MAXWELL, Manager, Sanford Branch f cEtHwan! WASHINGTON, Dec. 14— Refund­ ing of seven and one-half billions of government obligations falling due in the next two yean and a half, nnd the reduction of t^kes to the sum needed for ordina running expens­ es of the governn nt, was ndvoented in the hoqse today by Chnirman Fordney, of thft wnyH and means commit­ tee. Representative Fordney said he did not believe it was possible to collect from the people sufficient funds to meet operating expenses nnd retire the maturing obligations, including victory notes nnd war savings stamps. <B , The A aiadatad Freaal WASHINGTON, Dec. 14— Sharp criticism’of the national coal -indus­ try with implied threat of drastic leg­ EDWARD Mil.MINS. islation by congress to meet the al­ JA R . K . I I I l K I I N I , A D E L A ID E llllillIN d . leged eviln of profiteering and specu­ p r o p o s e d c h a s t e n or ldw ard mo- lation, accompanied the report .of the O lH I, INCORPORATED. The undenlkned Si corpora I ora hereby aaaoe|. Senate Committee on production and ate theuiealree loct-lber for (be purpoa# of be­ ■ coming. Incorporated and formlnc a corporation reconstruction. under and by v lr ln r uf the la n e of Ibe State , "Coal profiteering, especially fol­ of Florida, w llb and under Ibe fellow Inc proiioeed ch arter: lowing priority order* of the Inter­ ' rtecllon 1 .—Tbe name of t b it corporation state Commerce Commission, contin­ ahall be EDWARD H IO tyN S . INCORPORATED ues unchecked by the Department of nnd lla princip al place of bualnree ahall lie In Ibe Town of Hanford, In Ibe C o u n t, of Sem i­ Justice nnd is a national disgrace," . Important announcements arc be­ ed after the parent factory at De* ing made in all the Btate papers troit, and Just ns complete on a about the new Ford ,policy that al­ smaller scnlc. The equipment means lows dealers to sell everywhere with that n Ford owner gets real service no more restrictions nB to territory and obtains real service In the short­ and in this respect Edward Higgins est space of time which means a big the live wire local agent for Fords saving in time and money. P. A. in this city had big advertisements Mero is foreman of the shop and jn tlie state papers yesterday and la Robert Herndon has charge of the taking a half page in the Herald to­ tractor department, both of them dpy calling attention of the public to first class mechanics who meet all tho fact that he will now sell Ford troubles with a smile and know what cars everywhere and they can he had to do without any lengthy diagnosis. at any time.(. ]Mr. __ Higgins is among „ The __ Ford’ Agency here also handles t.He • pioneers in the Ford line in the theJ Willsrd Storage batteries, having fita\ e and jR now jn , a position to a general service Bales for ail makes e of the patrons ob never of enrs in Willnrd batteries keeping He has recently opened up batteries in stock at nil times. They TO PUT COUNTRY OTHERS WANT TO DISARM ON PEACE TIME OF THE NATIONS OF BASIS SAYS HOUSE WORLD DRASTIC LEGISLATION TO MEET the report raid. ALLEGED EVILS OF TIIE It added "It is- the duty of the gov­ ernment to take reasonable and prac COAL COMBINE ticabie steps to remedy every Injury.’ But the Ford one-ton truck, with its aluminum bronze worm drive, its greater weight and strength of frame and its incomparable power plant, la without a reas­ onable competitor in price, in service, in cost of operation. It U the lowest priced truck on the market, of equal capacity. No other truck on the market opermtea ee economically and we believe there ia no other truck that'will, gire as satisfactory and profitable results. Our allotment Is limited. Better leave your order without Edward Higgins �PACE EIGHT THE 8ANF0RD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE HAD y o u EVER THOUGHT OF THIS? BEFORE HE COULD GET AWAY WITH HIS BOOTY . >rrora Monday-* D«Uj) Why don’t r the editors of these smaller dailies dive us the hip, brainy powerful editorials that we read in the larger papers? That question might be asked, and probably is, every day by renders of the smaller city newspapers. And' perhaps the ordinary small town editor might have a difficult ex­ perience in answering the query to his own satisfaction and that of his read­ ers. But here’s an answer all ready madct as it appeared in the Fourth Estate, a magazine published in the Interest of editors and the makers of newspnpers: Out in Iowa the other day Con­ gressman Bois asked the editors at Sheltyn why they did not write more editorials A smooth individual passing under the name of Bailey, passed a bunch of worthlcSs checks on various mer­ READER HAS FAITH chants Saturday night under the sig­ nature of G. W. Bailey. He must have been here fa* the past week The following clipping has been looking over the situation for he handed into the Herald for publics ]knew thv» various merchants and many of the clerks and called for John McLean,' a Times reader, re- them by name upon going Into the siding in Sugar Grove, has’ so muc|lj stores. The list of those who cashed faith in the onion poultice as a cure his checks is so long that this paper for jincumonia that he thinks many wa8 unable to get them alt but It deaths would be prevented by its seems that he hooked every merchant the Review. Mr. McLean on First street and played no favor-|* Mr. Carey says that before he boBUT WILL BE PUT IN FIRST more generous use. suggests that the recipe for m a k i n g |egt he make some of them mad came n country editor he wrote ediCLASS SHAPE BY °f by not patronizing them. ]Ho had all tnrials on a city paper—and only ediit bo published for the benefit of THURSDAY those who may now or later become the clothing and shoes and1 other, torials. , He worked at a desk from which he seriously ill from this insidious dis- goods that he could carry and the ease, lie writes the Times as fol- balance of the checks in cash in his didn't have to rise from one end of lows: , pocket when suspicion was aroused the day to the other, except to go to Warren Times, about the checks and Officer Walker lunch. Silence and cnlm were in the Mr. Editor, Dear Sir: rnn him down at the station where I ain enclosing herewith a remedy he was ready to board the train and for pneumonin, it was tried out here flit to pastures new. a year ago when pneumonia was so j He ifl now reposing in the county prevalent and in every case that used hastile where ho will fnce Judge it they came out O. K. and was well Housholder Wednesday morning and in a short time, it certainly should toll wherein he conceived the idea be published that he roujih fleece our merchants flying nnd the plane will remain at Yours truly, • and get by with it. the field for some time. JOHN McLEAN. At the jail today he said his name There was a large crowd at the --------was George Quick and he came from aviation field yesterday and many of Remedy for Pneumonia Georgia. As to whether he came them expected to go up flut the .en­ published by Health H<>urd of Lit- froln Georgia or not is a mystery but gine had been giving trouble! all the ] tie. Wash., a few years ago.way over from St. Augustine and Easily prepared The formula is barely reached the field when it gave as follows: Take six to ten onions, out altogether. according to size, and chop fine, put “Peggy" Dorner Kept the crowd in a large spider over a hot fire then amused with hi* «tunt flying in the add about the same quantity of rye ■Ford automobile and the promoters of meal or ground flavored. nnd vmo­ th e aviation field wish to announce ear enough to form a thick paste In that next Sunday there will be no col- the ♦‘meantime., stir thoroughly, letlection taken up and the stunts will ling the mixture simmer five or ten be pulled off free anil passengers will minute# Then put into a cotton also he taken up after the piano has bag large enough to cover the lungs been put in first class condition for and upper part of the ■host a* hot flying. as ttu* patient can bear it. In nho'Jt Thu seaplane on the lake front also *en minutes apply another anil 'hen is doing a big business carrying up continue by repeating the poultice DEATH OF MRS. GODWIN passengers and it looks like holiday nnd in a few hours the patient will weeks with tile planes of all kinds, be out of danger Usually three or BACKED- Mrs. Lamanda Godwin died at Jnckwith the Million Dollnr Band and four applications will be enough, but S FOR sonville on Monday, November 29th, ?l\ 'p and was buried at the old home of 'many other attractions will be ona continue always until the presplrnbig week and many people will la* at- tn.n start- fr--> H fr<*m the chest The deceased in Americus,-Georgia, on Doppmiates cumber 2nd Mts Godwin had lived traded to Sanford as a consequence, remedy was f >rmulated many yea is •if amuse- to the ripe old age of K2 years when Mr. Fred White Nays, "Don't Idle Me- New England hows nnd death claimed her and was well cause You Only See One Rat." -----?-----------------has, been known nnd beloved by a large circle “I did, pretty soon I found ray celThe first woman jury In Brevard nf amuse- | of friends in Georgia nnd Floridn. lnr full. They ate my potatoes. After uounfcy Convicted a fisherman in ins never • Mrs. Godwin lived here in Sanford trying RAT-SNAP 1 got 5 dead rats, ‘county judge’s court of “hunting out past ten many years ngn, leaving here with her The rest later. They pass up the po- of mason." A* th*« iharge made by seemed to son, C. W. Godwin, about fifteen years tatoes fo eat RAT-SNAP." If there the county game warden was “killi make it nt-'° to make her home in Jacksonville are rats armind your place follow Mr. ing a duck" and as the verdict did where he was connected with the Clyde White's example.' Three sizes, 35c, not agree with the charge, the case because *St. John river line nnd making Jnck65c, #1,25. Sold and guaranteed by wo* di-m i'-e! mte the *"ini lie his headquarters, Ball Hardware Co. --------,----lint probThe many friends lure of the de------- ----- ■---------- Stetson University has over 700 that the censed extend their sympathy to the No, Cordelia, paint doesn't have the students ibis year—the largest in its into the relatives in the loss of mother nnd same effect on an old face that it does history. Every room and every dorBnced tty friend. aii an old house. • * ■mitory is full, nnd new dormitories ir citizens Mrs. C. W. Godwin of this city nt-----------:------------- have .been provided. hink that temfed the funeral nnd returned .here It's easy for an old aachelor to get k of this this week. married when a widow camps on his If a man does p-rong he thinks he is doing right to keep it a secret. trail. ' - We also have the Buck Line of • GAS RANGES • CO M PA N Y SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A BIGREDUCTIONIN PRICES your fertiliser without getting oar NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Sapplies E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER CO FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE l After Lettuce I HAVE A FEW FINE TRUCK FARMS. WITH GOOD HOUS* X ES. AND CAN DELIVER AT ANY TIME. SEE ME BEFORE t YOU BUY. I PHONE 319 ♦ S. E E U S ! * .s W E H A V E IT City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands C. A. MATHEWS and A. P. CONOLLEY “ We Deliver The Goods” Local and Long Distance Hauling PHONE 498 If W c Please You, Tell Ollier.*. If We D on’t, Tell T k On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates You Can Huy From Us at Wholesale Prices W r i t e t o r l ’r!c » L IU A. Merryday Company Palatki, Florida ENGLANDI - tlookus w tt c d gc s p r in g w ill R em Y o u r H o u se F o r You A We have at Hand Bros. Barn, Sanford, Fla. a car load ot good Broke Tennessee and Kentucky Mules, ages 5 to 7 yrs. old, weigh from 850 lbs. to 1250 lbs. for sale or swap You will do well to look these Mules over as they are an extra good load of Mules worth the money. REAL BAR G A IN S e l f -Re d u c in g Rock Lime in barrels n°3 6 0 Hydrate Lime THE B E S T H CORSET H FOR STOUT WOMEN. B ^ L I G H T BUT f l STRONG • S' Z t « I ) TO)(| ON SALE FOR A ^ SHORT TIME It's difficult to convince a i that his money isn’t a sura thing til after the race. in sa< Nursery Stakes Phone 36 tor Prices �• ^ fc'* a iscaaartgWNn t’J ■* THB SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD PAGE NINH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 — A FLORIDA WOMAN EAST SANFORD / ------TH AT _T f_ - ± Editorially, the Miami Herald tells Send n subscription for the Sanford By Riloy M. Fletcher Berry the interesting Rtory of how a Flor- Herald at a Christinas gift to those tip ida woman ninde goojl at the art of ’ at’ homo or to those abroad who were former Sanford residents. It will VLS W I t certainly deserves its name— these well-trained musicians Christ* funning: Under the cnpitlnn, "Woman Farm-^ shrely be appreciated, - ln prance during the vtar w hen. mas week by subscribing the amount er Retires," the New York Times j Ten years this month since the East *°n many- things were found to be prico- necessary to secure their presence Lives, health, physical and with us. We could afford to give up tells the story of Miss L. M. White, jSnnford correspondent began sending k*sc o u rage; and the ability to many conventional Christmas treats who madn a fortune on 14,000. acres I news to the Herald under tho headmental wi s e v e r e in the face of tremendous and sweets in order to have with us in Florida. Miss White is more than j Ing of Moores Station nnd has only c a n n o t * always be helped by for one glorious week the "Million n farmer, and the fact that she h a s ! missed two weeks without a letter to* i retired does not mean that she has the paper since, one week being o u t1 c y o r — at m ost-by any but stu- Dollar Band." ceased being active. She is now do-;of town nnd another ill. Wo arc amounts which are too often pendous voting her timo to the National Fed­ father proud of .pur record. ftj€flSJ3 FAKE AND REALITY. n0t available. 1 I eration of Business nnd Professional Mr. Steele of Bcardnl! avenue found Harold Bachman’s Band, however, -------did these things: snved life by invigThat there nre numerous "fakes’* Women, of which she is both state his best milch cow dead the other <1 * A #rating,- by uplifting the spirits of pulled off in Florida, occasionally by president and n national vice-presi­ morning from some mysterious cause. Rev.* Brownlee will preach nt the 00r homesick and wounded boys*in natives but more often by visitors, dent. T hese Varieties aie Standard with Sanford Growers. Beginning when only n girl, Miss Moores Station church this Sundny prance. So it wns merely a proper, docs not discredit the ligitimate busOur Seeds are Fresh and Dependable. White expanded her experiments ^in afternoon at 3:30. yla Bablic recognition of their work when, Jness of the state in:the slightest depractical farming until sho finally Willie Brumley will bo at home ^ a certain Christmas oirtertalnment groc> American given by anw nuui soraicra This state has nn excellent "blue controlled 14,000 acres around St. next week for the holtdny vacation there,’' General Liggett, who was H]{y” law, which go< as far ns any Augustine. When she la praised for from the Bailey Military School at her achievement, sho is always re­ Greenwood, N. C.. present, turned with shining eyes to jnw can ^ puarant the soundness sentful that nt least n part of the Messrs. George Bridgford, George Phone 36 2nd St. and Oak Ave. the officer next to him and exclaimed, 0f corporate investtj . Florida praise is based on her sex. Smith and Louis Knciding, nil of Will­ « $ I a j o r , ^his band Is worth a million corporations arc sa the sense The nttitude is characteristic oughby, Ohio, were visitors at J. C. dollars to our boys!" that they are supervised by lnw, and jnmong many women who nre admin­ Ellsworths on Snturdny. They will And of course the name stuck, Mr* based upon sound assets. Of course istering affairs or filling positions spend the winter in Euates with a *f Bichmnn’s men being effectionately, n(, jDW can guarantee tho managonnd deserves commendation. On largo party of folks from the Buck­ from that time on ns "The Million mcnt of a corporation, nor its final , 1 Dollar Band." success. Therein, the investor must many sides there is a cry that wom­ eye State. en nnxious to gain equal privileges A. Adams of Willoughby, Ohio, is Mr. Bachman took this band to took out foi) himself. ■'*r» T. with men are loath to accept equal spending the winter at Schools Island France with him three years ago when But the/"fakes" occasionally ofhe sailed with the Forty-first Division, fered here'f nre of n character which responsibilities. There may bo in­ near the Geneva farm bridge. J. R. Hayden has sold his Beardknown ns the Sunset Division of the OUght not to fool any man of fair in- stances where this Is true, but for the most part the women who have step­ nil avenue property to Mr. and Mrs. United States Armyv 4hc HIM En- tclligoncc. They are wire tapping w . gtneers especially clnimlng them, and tips on 8tock mnrkets, racing or oth­ ped into fields formerly reserved for King of Zelrno, Mo. They will be hero in Februnry to take up their they served fifteen long months in er sporting tips, confidence games of men ask no favors. In an Interview, Miss White stated residence. DO NOT WAIT TOO LONG ■ France before returning home. vnriouu characters, (not on# of which thnt women are as capnble bb men Mrs. C. D. Couch'returned to .her The personnel of any organization is new)—and tho regular "grist” of Materials iu all building lines are now at a lower mark is always of Interest nnd "Tho Mil­ things by which the sucker is singlod nnd that she disliked being congrat­ home nt Lake Onoro from DcLand last than they have been for yearn, and arc at i lower level lion Dollar Band" has several attrac­ out from his fellow men nnd ndded to ulated merely because she is n wom­ Pridny, having been In the hospital than they will be in .a few weeks' hence, If alj Indications point true. tions in this respect which arc draw­ the string of the crooked fisherman. an. "It fs silly to treat us ns though there for Borne time. Dr. Ingram re­ we were precocious children," she moved Mrs. Couch’s tonsils and treated Conditions in the lumber market arc such that every ing cards in themselves although the No person who desires to make a said. Indication points to an early rise* in the price of building her throat for n serious trouble, after music needs no nssistnnc cln bringing legitimate investment in any of the materials. Tho simple law of supply nnd demand, if there v This protest is justified. The pnt- effects of tho influenza of last year. were no other influence*, is auch ns to indicate thnt the crowds and dollars once given a chnncc Florida enterprises need ’ have, the present low prices cannot long prevail. *| to be heard. First, Mr. Bnchmnn him- slightest fear. Florida today offers ronage displayed toward successful Xhe Is said to lie recovering ns rapidly For the past 60 days prices have maintained the un­ V. 1 BPlf nnd his family for Mr. Bnchmaa the safest field for investment to be women merely reflects on the person ns cnn be expected. . # Vprecedented low level and «NH remain at that point, but Mr. nnd Mrs. George Townsend of and Clnrke Harold Bachman, aged found anywhere in the United States. doing the patronizing. It is not In it’s not n safe proposition to expect them to remain at this this spirit thnt Miss White should be Mellonvillc avenue - ■their guest Mr. three, nre with him.*' point long. —Lnkclnnd Telegram. cnlled a remarkable woman. Sho is Townsend’s cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W. -. At the present low prices an opportunity is offered r » ' - r . - jE j Mr. Bnchmnn will find Snnford peo­ The Herald has warned the people remarkable not alone becniMe she wns N. Hicks of Stockton, III., who arrived the prospective builder for a tremendous savjng in build­ ple the more interested. in him be­ against investing their money in r H ing materials.' BUT IN ORDER TO GET THE FULL a successful fnrnif>r, but also because Inst Friday and Mr. nnd Mrs. James cause he himself understands not only fake gold mines, fnko oil wells nnd BENEFIT OF THEM IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO during the wnr she wns superintend­ Hill, guests of several weeks, left on music but agriculture ns he is n gradu­ other outside fakes that hnve taken START NOW. SO DONT DELAY. ent' of the work among women in the Friday for their home in Custer, South ate i.f the North' Dakota Agricultural a lot of good Snnford money out of . wA? College Music, however, proved more town never to return. We hnve ad­ largest powder plant in Virginia and Dtikotrf. ■ -if: because she continues active In still Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cameron nnd I powerful than even ngriculture ns nn vised the investment of your money nnother field although she lias retir- Miss Claire drove to Orlando, sight­ i S i influence in determining his career here in city property, in the Building . Rxl5 J.* ed. now many men farmers ore there 1seeing, on Sunday, ami he gradually evolved from a Loan Association, in locnl concerns, who present nn equnlly active record ? 'R ; ‘RICE Miss Bonnie S. Purvis nnd Milton SERVICE QUALITY cornetist (taking up the horn for his in farms nnd farm lands and orange PHONE 133 Florida claims some just prido in Trucx were married in Tampa at the CORNER THIRD AND MYRTLE own pleasure) into the lender of “The groves. Cnn anyone hero tell us of n being tho home state of Miss White, | Bucnlo nvenue Bnptist church pnrsonMillion DollAr Bnnd." man that ninde any money frqm the whose quality of leadership brings it age by the Rev. R. 1,0win on Decenilie proved bis thorough understand­ gold mine, from an oil well, from any credit. The greatest shnre, however, her 1st. Mr. Trucx is the youngest l'J ing of his own first studied instru­ of the investments that they hnve belongs to whnt, for'lack of a better daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Purvis. ment by his selection of his present made thnt will compare with the E phrase, cnn bo cnlled the modern wo­ Mr. Trucx is chief mailing clerk of T r i m my leading cornetist, Mr. Robert Bruce. money made right here in the celery ► r M» »•+«*•••+1 , 4_. +*4-1 tho Tampa Daily Times nnd has been man. Mr Bruce, in spite of his Scotch deltn? . with'the Times seven yenrs, wns over name, is a part-blood Chippewn In­ ........................ If they enn we will quit harping How Big New York Grocery Firm sens with the A. F. F. for two yenrs. ndian whose ancient Americanism about keeping your money nt home. ALL KINDS OF Keeps Down lints, They will reside nt 10(3 West Amelin gives the final touch of pride to that IN S U R A N C E . Vroome & Co., Butter & Choose i avenue. Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Purvis ON THE ROAD which the members feel for their or­ V I-I are nt Caramon City for the winter Merchants, New York City, says: "We REALOESTATE. ganization Mr. Bruce’s name, how­ rV \ keep RAT-SNAP in our cellar nil the with their son Ashley nnd family. The L-—'Snmtter? Got a puncture? ever. is one adopted, by personnl SANFORD, FLA. tune. It keeps down rats.* We buy bride is well known here. ftirryti! 2.—Maybe you’re outn gas. choice, the name given him originally, C O L L IS IO N . X—Tried your spark plugs yet, mis­ it by the gross, would not bo without '. rim signifying in the Chippewn langungc, TY DAM AGE. dt" 4 ’v p d O P K f ? ' it.” Farmers use RAT-SNAP be- ! If j>ou must argue, chose a subject "Silver Tongue," and anyone who has ter? 4. —Let's all push ’er over thecause Hill rats pass up all food for RAT- j you know something about—then heard him play can realize its ap­ SNAP. Three sizes, :15c, flfie, $1,25. keep your mouth shut nnd listep. »in" maybe she’ll start on compres­ propriateness. 5 Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball Hurd- “ . PH Another fnemlier of the band who is sion. 5. —I hail one o’ them things once,ware Co. of special personnl interest is Walter , A Hit I traded it for a wheelbarrow. •;Ut7 Kelly, the hoy soprano, n manly youngr. Whyn't yuh git a self-starter, RECEPTION FOR MRS. FRANK b f3i "!,,r «'f twelve whom Mr. Ilachman 1'nc<! in ronnoction with no other LEE WOODRUFF, JR. hr eight from North Dnkota where he huh ? buhjrct docs the newly coined nnd m 7. —Need any help? happened to hear him sing. Walter (From F rid a y 1! D a lly) 8. —If you’re insured, wh’ntJ yuh frequently heard expression quot­ can face a crowd nnd sing as sweetly, The homo of Mrs. Frank Leo Wood­ as spontaneously and with as utter leave it in th’ road?—St. Augustine ruff wns the scene of a beuutiful re­ A man la a3 old aa hia orgnn3; he ed above, mean more or apply with abandon to tho joy of music ns ono of Record. ception Thursday afternoon, given for can be aa vigorous an*d healthy nt greater force than In the matter V our’ owff mocking birds; no effectathe recent bride in the family, Mrs. 70 aa a t 35 if he aids hia organa in Diplomacy is the art of getting perform ing their functions. Keep tlons of manner nnd no straining of of Insurance on your property, aaFrank Lee Woodruff, Jr. your vital organa healthy with whnt you want by pretending you vu-e to reach even the higher notes. The rooms of the lower floor Miring you against financial loss It was worth a grent deal to simply don't wnnt it. were thrown together and were most in the event of its destruction by se,> the faces tif the crowd when Most of the fish In small puddles beautifully decorated with a profusion liter sang and it is worth money imagine they nre big. fire. _______ of roses nnd ferns. In the hack to any man to be able to feel ns the parlor were arranged several tables nn n, especially, among the many who with the wedding gifts which were very benutiful, there wns a great deal Ths world's standard rstnsdy for kldnsy, listened, evidently; felt when they HER US ABOUT llvar, bladder and uric add troubles heard this boy sing. of handsome silver, cut glnss nnd ainca 1696; corrects disorders; stimulstsa FIRE INSURANCE! The particular sunshine of tho whole linen. vita) organa. All druggists, three sir**band Is Mr. nnd Mrs. Bnchmnn’a About one hundred nnd fifty called Lesk far tk* u » c*U MWiJ m n a y bn tlf>ioe-yenr-old Clnrke Harold, who between the hours of five nnd six. was born as Mr. Bachman -was cross­ The guests were received at tho ing to France nnd whom • his father, Black-Draught 1$ The Best Medi­ door by Mrs. D. L. Thrasher in nn cine This Lady Ever Died. Saya orchid georgette gown nnd Mrs. W. E.. in consequence, did not see until the little fellow was fifteen months old— Watson in brown satin and georgette. U Is Only Medicine She now a darling, bright-eyed, scarletThe receiving line made a very Gives H er Children. coated little man. beautiful picture, having the four As to the musical ability ofthe Mil­ young brides of the summer. Mrs. * Cherry Village, Ark.—In telling ol Woodruff was beautifully gowned In J lion Dollar Band it Is not only the y Is now ready to serve the trade in this part of her experlenco with Thedford’s Black' rji peer but without exception the super­ Draught, Mrs. Lottlo Ellis, IL F. D. No, old blue nnd block lace. Mrs. WoodFlorida in everything in ior of any bnnd which has been heard 1, this place, said: “I used Black- ru, Jr., wns In black sntln nnd lace. Y in any Florida county of this south­ Draught as a laxative, also for head­ Mre. Morris Spencer in her wedding torpid liver and Indigestion. It central section and there havo been a ache, Is the best liver medicine I have ever gown of whlto satin and pearls. Mrs. number of national and even interna- used and Is tho only medicine I give Robert Hines in apricot satin nnd nutional fame who hnvo played in this my children. silver. Mrs. Reginald Holly in silver “I feel like It has saved me a lot In and lavender tule. region. Ono of tho numbers played doctors' bills, for when the children Wednesday night testified to tho complain Tho dining room was very attracof foeling bad or have a cold, esteem in which Mr. Bachman is hold I Just giva them a good dose of Blade* tivty Mrs. R. J. Holly and Mrs. H. B. as u musician nnd conductor by for­ Draught and they soon get all rig h t Lewis poured coffee at each end of a eign musicians, tho overture "Guornl" It certainly cleans tho liver and clears beautifully decorated table in pink ^ LUMBER PRICES AREj LOWER and this is the tim e up the skin and they are soon out by Gomez, a beautiful and difficult well again. I wouldn’t be without It rosea nnd ferns nnd pink streamers X to build the home that you have'been wanting so long composition—one which has been for anything." fastened. tho four confers of the . , . Seventy years of successful use has table to the chandelier which had given to no other American con­ Tbedford'a Black-Draught a ductor. They do honor to this unique made standard, household remedy. Every covered lights. The young girls who distinction by playing tho overture in member, of every family, needs, at served were: Miss Marie Flgue, Mlsk a way to prove themselves worthy of times, tho benefit that Black-Draught Lettie Caldwell, Miss Fern Ward, Miss r the compliment done them by tho gives In helping to cleanse tho system Florence Henry and Miss Agnes and to provont or relievo the troubles composer. that come from constipation, Indiges­ Dumas.. In thu ten concert* given by "Tho tion, and a Uzy llvor. Music was played all through t h c j V ~ To keop well, your stomach, liver afternoon by Mrs. Hattio Weaver. Million Dollar Band” at Jacksonville j^ not one of their programs wns re­ and bowels must be In good working Others assisting in caring for tho order.' To help keep them that way, peated nnd this of itself says more take occasional doses of Thedford’s guests were: Mrs. , E. D. Brownlee, than many lines of praise or kindly Black-Draught Thousands of homes Mrs, C. C. Woodruff, Mrs, P.; M. Elder, are never -without It .criticism. *“ Mrs. Henry McLaulln and Mrs. W. M. For sale by all druggists. McKinnon. It is to be hoped thnt tho people The genuine has .the name, . . . .< of Seminole county will realize the Thedford’s, on tho labeL Insist on get­ Office f supplies ’a t the Herald. , • k ss wonderful opportunity of hearing ting what you ask for, .r , ’ •- * ' MILLION DOLLAR BAND Reliable Big Boston Lettuce Early Snowball Cauliflower ' Charleston Wakefield Cabbage Jersey Wakefield Cabbage Detroit Dark Red B eet. , Paris White Cos Romaine V Chase & Co. Take Our A dvice and B u i l d I m The Hill Lumber Co, ■ A . P. CO N N ELLY m “Seiji MAN’S BEST AGE SA FETY F IR S T GOLD MEDAL FOR HEADACHE, LiVERJROUBLE I The Carter Lumber Co. | | Rough and Dressed Lumber and Builders’ Supplies See us for Prices on Materials of All Kinds in Building Supplies T | Carter Lumber Company Cor. Laurel Avenue and Commercial Street, Sanford * . : i ■ " V —L L * ' �F • PAGE TEN • ' ' : • • " •; THB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER ‘ 1920 METHODIST CONFERENCE Brooksvillc, W. J. Palmer; Brooksnfillo Mission, J, E. Skipper; fiushnell *C C. Frailer; Clenrwntcr, L. W, rnhelle circuit, James W. Hendry; Moore; Coleman, II. E. Partridge; Chattahoochee, J. E. Woodward; East 'Crystal River mission, to'In* supplied; LMadison circuit, G. P. Hendry; Fcn.Dade City, T. L. Z. Barr; Dunnellon, holloway mission, James A. Dnuldree, X. H. Koesnlinc; Elfers, M. E. Myers; supply; Greensboro circuit, A. G. Inverness, M. R. Myer, supply; Lar­ Davis; Havana, J. L. Hunter; Hin­ go, J. II. Daniel; Leesburg, H. F. son circuit, S. N. Bums, supply; Leon Harris; Ocala, C. W. White; Ozona circuit, H. B. Boyd; Madison, W. T. circuit, C. T. Howes, supply; Safety Brantley; Mnyo circuit, T. R. Adams; Harbor circuit, J. B. Reed, jr.; St. Monticello, F. R* Bridges; Mount Petersburg, W. J. Carpenter; Semi­ Pleasant, M. D. Cox; Perry, A. C. nole, J. E. Lewis; Sutherland mis­ sion, G. F. Scott, B. T. Rape, super­ numerary; Tarpon Springs, J. J. Jonea; Trilby, G. S. Bronk, supply; "^Wildwood, A. B. Buck. Southern College, R. IL Alderman, president; Olin Bcggess, professor; E. M. Stanton, Jr., professor, Orlando District. denton, Smith Hardin; Brandon misJ. P. Hilbum, presiding elder; sion, J. C. West, supply; Ellenton cirApopka mission, W. C. Rogers; Avon cuit, W. H. Newkirk; Manstee, W. J.' Park and DcSoto City, W. A. Fisher; Nease; Miakka mission, T. W. CarleClermont ancL Montverde, John P. te•n, supply; Palmetto, K; Holllcter; Gaines; DeLand, E. J. Gates; Enter- Pnrrish and Wimaumn, td t " he supprise mission, W. T. Rcnchcr, supply; p|je<i; pjnnt City, John A. Hendry Grand Island mission, W. J. Bartlett, Port Tnmpo .mission. S. G. Mead supply; Grovelnnd, R. L. Allen; ows, supply; Sarasota, J. L. Gerdinc Hines City and Loughmnn, C. E. Feffner mission, J. E. Gnult. Guttrldgc; Hawthorne circuit, AIIc»\ Tampa—First church and Scminoli MacFnrlanc; Intcrinchen mission, R. Heights, W. F. Dunkle; G. W. Wind T. Caldwell, supply; Kissinwncec and ham, junior preacher; W. E. Sewell Shingle Creek, R. F. llodnett; I>ake | junior preacher, foreign work; Eight! Okeechobee, S, A. White, ■ supply.;>avenue and Edge wood, T. W. tom Lake Wales and Frost Proof, G. W. kies; Highland avenue and city mis Stubbs, one to bo supplied; Maitland, sion, W. C. Fountain; Hyde Park am C.. C. Tyler; Moore Haven, T. M. Lee; Bnyshorc, L. M. Broyles; Nehrnski Orlando First church nnd Magnolia avenue, Fred B. Langford, Tarnpr street, W. A. Cooper, one to be sup- Heights nnd Pnlmetto Beach, F. E plied; W. H. Funk, supernumerary; Steinmoyer; agent preachers’ reliel * rp o n T .o r For several months-past The Chil­ dren’s Home Society of Florida which is doing a state-wide nnd undenomi­ national work for the orphan and homeless children of the entire state providing for OVER TWELVE HUN-. DRED such children EACH* YEAR, has found it exceedingly. difficult to find good family homes for its home­ less children, especially children from SIX to FIFTEEN years of age. As a result its receiving home in Jack­ sonville is crowded to Its utmost ca­ pacity, children sleeping two on n little cot in many cases. The question therefore nrises: Are place out children as SERVANTS ec hired hands. Wo want, our chfWren to be industrious, but they are CHILDREN and cannot be expected to do nn ADULT’S WORK. All we want is homes of good moral charac­ ter with sufficient Income to give a child comfortable care and at least a grammar school education. Surely C h ris tm a s J e w e lry MANY SUITABLE GIFTS. SOME’ NOT CARRIEfr BY OTHER STORES DIAMONDS in Florida) W ATCHES—All Makes CUT G L A S S - ■g # CHINA LEATHER GOODS HUNDREDS OF BEAUTIFUL ARETICLES AWAIT YOUR APPROVAL. GOODS SENT FOR SELECTION TO THOSE FURNISHING SATISFACTORY REFER­ ENCE. * JACKSONVILLE t h t sch oo l tunds S! V I O! r COUNTY . rrm o n M O T O R IS T S K N O W THE MILEAGE O f THEIR GASOLINE 3oth . m o, end iho j u k e . T lif fnlluKltiff Tr j , ■rI l r r ..'I ).1. , I,. I .f>. I«tr«.M; rn I . ,,. , ., CW -N TY fcf th** |« -th .l .Inline H itt- .loti IIO I w ith th/> h .l.tii'* . til I ■ te n illi.r ah.J « wl i. ■ --.-I. :>.! i illli.-. an.| M ill ftatnluolr ( i u ii Ij I . rr|.iM r.l I‘I. t l .r «otlt .l i j I l f Ju n r. lu a i, 1,1 11,■* t a i l r n r l l o n ('ml ih<* R ttfw rlnlrstltoil nr |*ilMI>- Im iH n ili.n I. ln-rrlir pitlill • f r h » p l» f n*! 11 .If th r l u l l Ilf 41. .r tit. 4 f t . of till-. Balattrs W arran t* C E N tR A l I SCHOOL IU H I) r*lI»Un<llng. Ja tm a rr *«ltirrlor* 1an,*** KNOW THE‘M IL E A G f“ O f YOUR T EE D MaUfig Itila n c r * XXifcurMmcnU for tbc i l l m *ntU : Expended for Bkhoolt Hi I i Mn i fif T p ir f ir r s T r« n «p o rfii(i»D o f [m piU Url-lrnral. for fch««»|« A ttuftipt for I loon! E apoiuoo of A d m in iitralio n MoUrj of Vti|^rfutP|M)rni Tfl»r!ln( lit[>eti*e* of hitiierluiriHlrni IV r IHttti a ml UUtfuc*" tuemliei* fY In fltit f lrtin t'litl S iaiP ttim t I 'r tn iln f . . . . Interval T f a c h ff'a ............. Aa*os*lallon is. , » i ... . . .. ....................................... Io rM tn tc U for Hoard .ta d Sajw»rlt»i#tilent T . it I r i IlsU n rr <Y.— T ran sfe r « f I'um l l . i T l o c l l .U n r r (V.— N o lr. *fllr».| Dt§»«ttar7 flaU nrc >h t o r s r r c i A L t a x s c h o o l d i s t r i c t COUNTY FLORIDA JU N E SO ltfO & s t soo.ivi 174.73 . •a w 170.S3 IM.M 74.71 *I,SA3.IM \ t% r I3.S20 S’. AS.173 MI.3I 300 07 4U CM t.MW I9.b9l.73 'l l m I * tl i m li S 3* A 11 i Ail .% 33.no aonon 140 00 4WOO 370.00 ( 4.103 00 ti.a7S.07 204 a-. 3.7.12 33.S3 1.014.37 *3,790.34 s e h ik o l f t 1 200 00 t 2O0.OO 1 31321 . 223.01 34% .RD 244.20 434 07 20.4 34 ( 1.723.13 few? a z c i r itulatioh or stroitT or SrCCUD TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT. nfTESEST AXD srexnro rUHDB. SCMIMOLZ COUXTY, TLOBIDA. JUNE 10. 1990* IKUi.nJ in.au.T3 timum.on ««T.TS I1T.IB1.34 371.44 *12.337. I I B t l u n C«ah la Hapaattory ( U t H l i l School ra a d ) ............... D aoallactad T i m , la c la d la f cu rra n t jeer ................................... a»«oU l TaJt D U trlcU O alaaca c iW la I>«aoaUaC7 ............... ............ ............................. U aootlacU d l a i w , la c la d la s c a r r ta t r e a r ................................... L U R IU T IO S A uaul * BpncMI Taft D tiU le t X p * e lil T a i D ia t r k t Hood* OaiiMD<)ln< 7 * ' m of School F ro p trty O u « rtl S tlw o l l l j o m aoU lul> School ru ra l loro ..................... School Api*»r»la« ..................... Other S r tool I’ rop oriy. D IIW Spocld Tfti DUlrtcU James Bldg., Jacksonville, nn<i seelin' full particulars in regafd to the matter, and give some child or children > permanent plnee in your home for Christmas or New Year's. You will never regret it. -------The above in n picture of just u sninll part of the big family of HOMELESS. CHILDREN a t the receiving' Home of.the Children’s Home Society of Florida at Jacksonville No finer, sweeter, brighter or more lovable children can he found anywhere on earth. Try one or two nnd see for yourself. T w o thirds of a ton of Purina O-MoUna will go as far as a ton of com or oats. Maka a comparison and you will n i that It paya to teed mules and horses a property, balanced ration, just aa It paya in dairying or bog raising. O-Molene is good ground grains, balanced to get more work from work animals. No medicine or stimulants in it It's mil real feed. HORSES It’s your move. • Get a • % tl 15 i 3 3 4 3 • funds there no more childless homes' in Florida? Are til ere no families who have one child who want another to he a little brother fir sister” Are there no more generous hearted pea|df. in the state w|io will perform the greatest service that can he perforined on earth—that of giving a good home to one or more hunicleaa cliildren? •• There is no difficulty in finding plenty of homes for wee babies nnd children up to five years of age hut nhove that age it' seems hard to find folks who will take children and give a s<|iinr«' ileal. WE DO NOT 11,000 00 *113,000.00 siunary secretary, Ira H. Patterson, tuitin district—J. I). Lewis, pjrosidmg elder; Key West, La Trinidad and Cnto, F. Sanz; El Salvador, Francisco Beam; Tampa—Ran Marcos nnd San Lucas, G. Perez; San Mateo, W. M. Mullen; 3nn Paoln, Leonardi Picepi; San Juan nnd Epworth, D: Carrero; missionaries to Cuba, Ignacio Gonzale* Neater J. CMtellan. ^ Transferred—W. G. Fletcher to the Pacific conference; J .F . Clark South Georgia conference; R. E. Smith, Louisiana conference. Important Reports Made. Bishop Candler opened the morning session with another of the splendid talks which have been features of the checkerboard bag of Purina field secretary, and Miss Loin LawO-Molena and see how far it ler ns elementary superintendent, will go, The preachers' relief fund reported SoU in ch eckerboard bmge only, by njno superannuate homes valued at $20,000; new homes built nt Orlannnd Minmi valued nt $8,000. Rev. b . K. Thrower of Tampa was reappointed agent, Thc ^ recommended b thc THE BOTTOM HAS DROPPED OCT commission on finance for the sever■. OUR FEED HOUSE n, d|8trirt, a3 follow8; DartoWf $I£r(; 3l6. GBinc8vil,Cf |11(415. Ja8ckson. ?lor,24. Mlami( 110,455; Ocala, $10,246; Orlando, *11,223; Tampa, *10,743; Tallahassee, *12,278; U tin, $370. Assessment for orphanage, *10,000. Th<j toU| mflde by tfce mU. GROCERY DEPARTMENT SOME OF OUR GROCERY’ PRICES Pure Leaf Lard, per Ib__..........* 45-Ib Tin Pure Leaf Lard__.___ 9.0t 60-lb. tin Compound l a r d ____ 10.00 24-lbs. Pillsbury F lo u r ................1.75 24-lbs. best S R. F lo u r________1.75 Beat Rice per 100-lb s a c k ............ 8.00 Water ground Meal, 100 lb. sk.. 3.50 Bolted Meal, per sa c k _________ 3.50 Grits, fine, medium and coarse, per sack .................... 3.75 Sugar, per 100-lb. sack ___ 12J0 Tomatoes, No. 2, 2-doz. per.case. 2,40 Salmon tall, 4-doz, sper case____ 8.00 Pork and Beans, No. 3, 2 do*, per case All Other Grocery Prices* Cut Down In Proportion. Oranges, p er- box _J____ T1.50 I^t us express one to your girlCRATE MATERIAL Lettuce Hampers ___________ f* .21 r• iThe CrCL C*' H ofr . lay activities u, toUI board urged slon board ............. % the enlistment' of all department! of S x hundred dollars were, appropnthe church in the centenary cause; nte? ,pr 010 "ummer traIninK #ch(>o1- Oats, per sack . the adoption of the assessment plant«nd W ; 00? ,0f of Corn, per sack . 2-50 and every member canvass; and the t,ncc the summer Shorts, per sack 3.00 using of the laymen to supply needy | churches with services. i The trustees of Southern College Bran, per sack Full co-operation with the educa- reported that for ten years the school Pearl Grit for Chickens, per sack 1.50 tional campaign waa pledged. j h*1! been listed by the general board L. P. McCord, Jacksonville, was °s institution of accerdited college Oyster Shell, per s a c k _______1J>0 nominated and elected conference lay grade; that Southern is* the .only. In-* New Gager Rock Lime, por bbl,^ 3.75 , , . _ _ A iti , wni 1 ■ leader. stitutlon in Florida that must submit Rock salt for stock, per lb____ .03 The plans of the Sunday school itself to an interstate board of classi- Salt Brick for Stock, .................. 25 haard include: More general observ- fiention, hut it stands the test. The Common fine Salt per s a c k ___1.50 nnce of Sunday school day; larger 'graduating class last year was the B e a n H a m p e r s ___ __________________ JO training school nt Southern College largest in the history of the school, Ice Cream salt per s a c k ............ 1.50 Celery C r a te s ____ ____ .24 next summer; larger attendance at Fifty-two students are enrolled for Belt Pulp, per. s a c k _________ Crate' Nails, per k e g ____ _____ 5.00 Junnluska Training school; more ef- life service, six volunteers for mis- Fancy Milling Wheat, per sack. 5:25 See us for 8 pecial prices on car loads ficient district- organizations; ud is-' sionary service, and thirteen are pre­ We have Paris Green, Arsnic l^ad, DELIVERED dict Wesley Bible class federations;' paring for the ministry. The enrolla greater federation at St. Peters- ment is 45 per cent greater than last and niuc Stone for your spray.' burg in October. , • year’s. Increased dormitory facilities Dr. J. H. Thcrreli is continued ‘ a s !were made and still for days before CATES CRATE CO Phone �*. . I • f y Hu 1 - - V»*V*J*‘ - v rt*1X7 ’ -J 4 t»r?Tt - . , < v : ^ , x •• B35~ j J'^r4 *v . **f‘V -*.1* ■ /i : ‘ r - l -:: - ^ ’ i- • ‘ ‘-*rt-. i -f~' ' w* T• • •* ? * ^ . _ ♦-* * » WAR RISK „ ( fr o m r r l < U r 't D tU j) Dr. W. F. Blackman waa in the city today from the Weklwa ranch on.the S t JJohn and states that' his cattle are in fine shape and doing exceed­ ingly well. LIMIT OP Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Torroy of Jack­ sonville were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. p. Langley for last week-end. see THE h o m e s e r v ic e s e c ­ They u^jctycd several motor trips while here. tion OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS. Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Miss Marion Clnrk arrived in Sanford Wednesday, u ,v c you allow ed your War Risk coming by motor from their homo in in s u r a n c e to lapse? If so, we want Stubensville, Ohio. They will be In L remind you that the month of DePayola for the winter. rtnber i» the lost month in which -oo will be able to reinstate this In-1. D........... ^ circulation 1manager I1U M. Trout, of jursnee without medical examination. ^ n cporter sta r at Orlando, was In This insurance is one of the greatest ^ cj ^ today looking after the cirbenefits any governmen ever con er Cu]ation of the big Sunday Reporter ird upon it» service men, nnd the gU r Mr Trout id the neral(J of_ pie* under which reinstatement may fice an appreciated visit. | |* obtained arc the most liberal ever offered. Insurance is protection to George Wright, the well 1 known you and your loved ones against the j aviator, is in the city the guest of three great enemies of your earning j Albert Domer and while here will do capacity, disability, old age and death. 8ome stunt flying and will also take The government offers to ex-servich up passengers. He will bring his ma­ | men s policy that U: chine here in a day or two. ^P ayable lh a lump anm, If deMrs. A. D. Parrish of Tampa la In 2 —E x em p t from taxation. the city the guest of Mrs. II. R. 3,—Exempt from creditors. | Stevens. Mrs. Parrish has been visit4—In co n te sta b le from the day it Ing home folks In North Carolina nn*d is taken out. i *8 r e t u r n i n g to her new home in Lakc5._You can b o rro w 94 per cent of la n d where A. D. is back with the A. the cash value of your policy after C. L. Ry. at his old job of dispatching, the first year. 6. —A lib eral total disability clause Hnrry B. Lewis is happy over the in every po licy without additional arrival of Ids father. Dr. Lewis is |, co»t. 7. -25 per cent to 30 per cent Reaper than old Tine insurance. As stated, this is the last month in which you will be able to reinstate your lapsed government insurance without mcdicnl examination, and the sniount necessary for reinstatement is only two monthly premiums, If you have riof born out of the service more j than eighteen months. We have on hnnd n full supply of [ reinstatement applications, and if I you will call at this office we shall be very glad to give you any infor-! mation you may desire about this in­ surance nnd to assist you in filling out the reinstatement form. Yours very truly, HOME SERVIOE SECTioN, ’ AMERICAN RED CROSS. Thi- best news thnt the Sanford people have heard today in that Dr. S. \V Walker has been returned to the Sanford rhurch for nnother yenr | by the Methodist conference in meet­ ing at Tallahassee. There was but little doubt about his being returned the only chnncc for his being taken j sway was that he was nlated for sev­ ers! positions higher up but the San­ ford people, Methodists nnd every | other denominations, would not listen to Dr. Walker going away juat when he had become entwined irj the hearts of the people here and his com­ ing back to us is greeted with enthu­ siasm all over the city. Mrs. Walk•r, who has been very ill for several ^ys is improving today and this la slso good news to the many friends °f the Walker family here and elsewbere. Dr. Walker had the misfor­ tune to lose his fine watch presented him by the Elks of Wcat Virginia when the burglar broke- Into hla home th®0,h»;r night and as a mark of the ••teem in which he la held by his eon-’ negation • a collection waa matje up n a few minutes on Monday morniag “ d « fine new watch given to him. * Is this spirit that makes churches J" the pastor and hia family wl that they have not labored In »»la: •* ' - • ■» * ' k vv' ' X -?•' J C H R ISTM A S ■‘j u I 301E. First St, Sanford, Fla. .5 ”nr1 "TvV vs'jiS® $25 Coat Suits, $ 12.50 $7.50 SHIRTWAIST $3.75 Men's and Boys' Suits: $39 “ “ 19.50 $33 Long Coats, 10.50 $45.00 “ 13.50 19.50 Men ’s All Wool Serge, New Models, ALL WOOL C A SH M E R E u u Q jr v O l/iU l/ u Bo* Back, Plain or Stripes, ■\ 1s * 1 29.00 BlackTliikts, 14.50 $24 (Jray Mixtures, 12.00 Tricotinc A ll W ool Dresses, now - 9.75 16.50 EftM IXED:*, 8.25 13.50 Mixture, Plain, 6.75. $5 Boys’Wool Pants, 2.50 13.50 19 50 ALLW00LSERGE‘ U 22.50 Silk 17.50 “ 5.00 Skirts, u u u — ‘-4 ^ r C R E PE D E CH INE SH IR TS. . GEORGETTE SH IR T W A IST 2.50 »i -tii. i |,i r_ -elfTt. j V-- - .• . ' , PAGE ELEVEN looking over the fruits and* vegetable REBEKAI1S IN SANFORD Tn B DAYS ARE nERE. I situation, Mr. Courtney being one. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Day have arThe members of the Rcbekah lodge the biggest growers and shippers of rived in the city and will spend the !who attended the district meeting on the Manatee section of thoatatc. winter here as is their custom. Mr. Friday evening in Sanford included Mrs. H. D. Durant, of Lake. Mary Day la one of the largest manufde- Mrs. Mary Leary, Mrs. V. T. Barr, ’ was in tho city yesterday and pur­ turers of chemicals in the north nnd Mrs. C. B. Feascl, Mra. E. S. Taychased two lota on Sanford Heights inakcs his home in Michigan but for lor and daughter, Miss Kntherino, EHL From Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y-, from J. T. Spurllng, the real estato many years has been coming to San-1. Wood, Mr.’ and Mra. H. A. Boley, Mr. to Cocoa, Florida, in a twenty-foot man. ford visit his old friend John Rus- and Mrs. Miles Lackey, Mr. and U n . boat, drawing only twenty-six inches sell and be here with his fine yacht A. B. Granger, Mr. and Mra. C. W. of water. This is .n trip that vofy D. G. Wagner, of Klaalmmec, was where he can have oil the pleasure Glasgow and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. - A , -1. few people would Ukc to make and visiting among hla many Sanford of boating and fishing and hunting. Chisholm. fe whnvo made. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil­ friends today. Mr. Wagner is state Mrs. Day is jusl as fond of the out- j The Orlando degree team initiated liam .Archer are the voyagers who agent for tho Central Life Insurance door life as Mr. Day and now that we fourteen members before the program have just nrrived in Cocoa on board Company and makes the state of have the Rod and Gun Club wo will was presented, which included a pathis small craft. Florida In his rounds. have more' of tiieir kind. The Herald per by Mra. Deary, state inside gnarlong ago named Mr. and Mrs. Day the dian of the assembly, another by Mia. (From S a tu rd a y ’! D ally) (F ro m Moadoy’o D olly) "Happy Days" for they are always in ; Anderson, Grand Warden of the state Mrs. C. B. Godwin spent Sunday C. M. Hand has returned from Jack­ the beat of humor and meet the world assembly, and one by Mrs. Curry, diasonville where he attended the con­ in Jacksonville. each day with a smile and a pleasant trict deputy president, vention of state sheriffs. a, word for everyone'. A hundred more The attendance numbered .more C. D. Bishop hss returned from a such "Days" would be fine for San-j than one hundred who, following the Mrs. Robert Walthal, who has been business trip to New York. ford. Mr. Day has also looked kindclosing ceremony were served with a in Orlando for an operation for ap­ ly upon the winter vegetable business delicious chicken supper.—DeLand R. L. Peck came from Lakeland to pendicitis, is recovering nicely. •j * ,r H iff nnd recently purchased the Leach News. spend Sunday at home. place on the west side nnd has a fine -------------------------Dr. E. D. Brownlee has returned Arthur Yowell, G. C. Chamberlain, crop on it. J THE) MONDAY AFTERNOON from a tri pto Chattanooga o» mat­ W. J. Thigpen and Mr. Grow) are ------------------------. j BRIDGE CLUB. ters connected with the work of the earning on Lake Harney. ADDRESS YOUR MAIL PLAINLY, The Monday Afternoon Bridge Club Presbyterian church. met with Mrs. Braxton Perkins a t C. M. Packard and wife have arriv­ Postmaster Eider earnestly rc- her home on Magnolia avenue. Mrs. T. L.’ Dumas, Miss -Agnes ed from Shirland, III., to spend the Dumas, Mrs. Hnzzard, Miss Lenoir wjntcr wjth thejr Bon# Packard, quesa that business houses and oth­ Bridge was played at two tables by members of the club and the follow­ nnd Mr. Raymond Phillips motored to ers mailing letters to any person or ing substitutes: Mrs. M. 3. Wig­ Orlando for the day. Judge Housholder and W. C. Hill persons as the case may be, in the gins, Miss Mable Bowler and Mrs. left today for Jacksonville where the city, address specifically, either by S. M. Lloyd,, The prixe for high Mr* nnd Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mr. Judge will attend jthe meeting of score, nn embroidered apron, Waa won giving postoffice box; number or nnd Mrs. A. R. Key nnd Mr. F ish .q ounty Judges of the state that is in street number. This will materially by Mrs. A. B. Wallace. motored to Orlando lant evening to session tomorrow. Delicioun refreshments, constating .V. . assist in effecting prompt delivery of sec the piny, “Robin Hood." . _____ of an ice courae, were served at the such mail and will bo very much ap­ * -------Mr. and .Mrs. I. E. Buck, of Harpreciated not only by the postoffice close of the game. D. M. Courtney, T. J. Hackney and risburg, Pa., arc spending some time Messrs. Jones and Overstreet, of at the home of II. P. Latabaugh and force but by the addressees of said Post Cards at tne Herald office, 1& mail as well. ‘ Palmetto, were in the city yesterdny family, 615 Magnolia ave. "ml flowers furnished by one of. Ube *u,8bw», Mr. Stewart, I * *TJ G F .O R G E 7 T E BROTHERHOOD OP 8T, ANDREW BANQUET At Parish House was held last hundsy, Dec. 4th. After the ban1Uft there were speeches and a gen«mI good time.- Then the service of ,* Brotherhood waa held which made those who had been probationary «mbers throughout the year, real **JUr members. .Tables decorated rod ribbons, cut flowers, ferns, Dinner served In old English •tyk The table waa arranged la “ * lh*P« of a **T" with a whole ^Mted p|ff with an appla In hU at each end. ‘mu memb*r* Present Bean- NEW ROAD SIGN8 The Lake County Chamber ef mmerco has gotten out nine splennew road slgria for use on the Principal hlghwaya leading into and LAke county. These signs, Wblch ore 9x12 feet, show a clear *n<J true road map of the county and ^ e d , as they will be, at the proml»t intersection of roads, will be of *t •** motorists and should be • from Defiance, Ohio, nnd he will be here all winter. Di. Lewis has bean coming to this county for many years in the winter and uw/ys orange grove property near Ocncvn. The doctors mnny friends arc glad to see him arain. ^ . At S. BENJ. OH. WALKER HAS IlEEN RETURNED TO SANFORD . t # - TUB 8ANF0RD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 . . . Personal Mention • •? '• •^ .i;; • j * - *. *, -1, --. LVf-V-A • ' ** * * �TflE SANFORD WEEKLV JERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 — PAGE TWELVE so n ar or iscoarosanos Womans Club CITIZENS HAVE. BUILT CAMPS FOR AUT01STS .Notice I* berebr | l r t n that we, Hi* under a im e d . Intend to app tj to lb* II croon til* Cnrr A. H arder, (eoatroor of tlio M at* of rtortda, 1on thr Mli d a / of J a n t u r r . A . D. 1030, for I U t t r r e 1‘atrnt In rorpo rslln * tb* H R M IN O L R U K A f-T T A N I) IN V E S T M E N T t X J IlP O llA T IO N ondrr lha followlnc propo**d rh artrr, tbo off** Inal of wblrb la bow on fit* In lU« office of Ih# Krcralurjr of (H at*. , O KO . W . K h H J IIT . r o w a itn if lo o i n s . Club Calendar Tuesday, Dee. 14.—Social depart- ____ ,how" ,0' Ch"'lr"" M. I^cly by her next friend In th e' Circuit Court of the Seventh Mabel Paul M. Keeiy, Paul M. Keely h» Judicial Circuit, in and for Semi­ husband, and George W. Venabit Complainant!. ^ , nole County, Florida.— vs. In Chancery. Alexander James Miller, et nl, fondants. ORIGINAL BILL OF COMPLAINT CITATION.. • E. A. Douglass, In his own right, and To Alexander James Mil|er, D. Bal. ns Trustee, Complaihant, soy I'iffard and Charlotte 0. Pif. vs. fard nrid the unknown heirs, lcgtl J II. Cowcn; ct ni, Defendants. toes, devisees, grantees or oth»' CROSS BILL OF COMPLAINT claimants under Alexander James J. II. Cowep, et al, Complainants, Miller, D. Hnlscy Piffard «nd vs. Charlotte O. Piffard, and the no. E. A. D o u g in a s , e t n l. D e f e n d a n ts . known heirs, legatees, devisee* CITATION. grantees, or other claimants un! To G. R. Calhoun, of Pitkins. Colo­ der Emma M. Piffard, and to any rado; F. A. Ilnrt, of Savannah, nnd nil other persons or partle* Georgia, nnd C. H. Walsh, of Wil­ claiming any interest In and to th* mington, North Carolina; T. O. following described lands sltu«U Gillis, M. J. Gallagher, J. M. Hunt, in Seminole county, Florida, more J. F. Mitchell, Louis Paint nnd - particularly described as followj James Sawyer, whose places of to-wit: * residence arc unknown, nnd to nil The Northeast quarter of tha other persons or parties claiming Northwest quarter of the Southwest nn interest in and to the following quarter; tho Southeast quarter of th* described innd in Seminole Coun­ Southwest minrtcr of the Northwest ty, Florida, to-wit: quarter, and tho Northwest quarter IMs 7 nnd 8, of Block 4, of Tier 4, of the Northeast quarter of th* of Sanford, Florida, according to E. ‘ Southwest qunrtcr of Section 30, R. Trafford'a map of Sanford, Flori­ Township 19 South of Range 30 East! da: nnd bogining 30 chains North of th* It .appearing from' a sworn cross Southwest comer of Section 3« bill of complaint filed in this cause, Township 19, South of Range ' 3o that you have or cinim to have somd East, run North 20 chains, East 1» interest in nnd to the nbovc describ­ chains, South 20 chains, West 10 ed land, therefore, you, G. R. Cnl- chains to beginning. houn, F. A. Jlnrt nnd C. II. Walsh It appearing from the sworn hil) are hereby required ta be nnd appear of complaint filed In this caus* before our said Circuit Court at the against you that you’have or data Court House in Sanford, Florida, on some interest In nnd to thc land* the 6th day of December, A. D. 1920, hereinabove described, therefore, job and then nnd there make answer to the said Alexander James Miller, D. the cross bill of complaint, otherwise Halsey Piffard and Charlotte O. pif. a decree pro confcsso will be entered fanl nro hereby required to be and against you. nppenr before our said Circuit Court And you, T. O. Glllls, M. J. Gnl- nt thc Court House in Sanford, Florlnghcr, J. M. Hunt, JL F. Mitchell, idn, on the 3rd day of Janunry, A. Louis Paint hnd James Sawyer are D. 1921, nnd then nnd there mnk* hereby required to be and appear be­ nnswer to tho bill of complaint ex­ fore our said Circuit Court nt the hibited against you, otherwise a de­ Court House in Snnford, Floridn, on cree pro confesso will ho entered the 3rd day of January, A. D. 1921, against you. And nil other person* and then and there mnkc answer to or parties'claiming any right, title or the cross bill of complaint, otherwise interest in nnd to the property hereq decree pro confesso will be entered innbovc described, under, by *r ngnlnst you. And all other unknown through any of the above named de­ parties or persons claiming any fendants, or otherwise, are hereby re­ right, title or interest in nnd to thc quired to he nnd appear before our property hcrcinnbovc described arc said Circuit Court at the Court lions* required to be nnd appear before our in Sanford, Floridn, on the 7th d»y said Circuit Court nt the Court of February, A. D, 1921, and thea House in Snnford, Floridn, op thc and there make nnswer to tho bill of 7th dny of February, A. D. 1921, nnd Complaint in this cause, otherwise a then and there make nnswer to the decree pro confesso will bo entered cross bill of .omplnlnt filed in this ngninst all unknown parties defend­ enuse, otherwise a decree pro confes- ant so will l>e entered against all said It is ordered that this citation b* unknown parties. published in thc Snnford Herald, * It is ordered Lhat this notice be newspaper published in Seminole published In the Snnford Herald, a County, Floridn, onee n week for newspaper published in Seminolp eight weeks ns notice to Alexander County, Floridn, once n week for James Miller, D. Halsey Piffard and four weeks ns to the defendants Charlotte O. Piffrtrd, and once a week whose residences nre known, and for twelve weeks an notice to th* once n week for eight weeks as to the unknown parties defendant known parties defendant whose plncWITNESS my hnnd nnd the seal es of residence arc unknown, nnd of the said Circuit Court on this the once n week for twelve weeks ns to 15th dny of October, A. D. 1920. the unknown parties defendant. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS WITNESS my hnnd nnd thc senl of Clerk of Circuit Court, the said Circuit Court on this 15th Seminole County, Florida. day of October, A. D. 1920. GEO. A. DcCOTTES, ’ (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Solicitor and of Counsel for Clerk of Circuit Court, Complainants. 9-13t-o Seminole County, Floridn GEO. A. DcCOTTES, in t h e c ir c u it c o u rt o r benirolx C0UNTT. FLORIDA—IN CHANCERY THOMAS EMMET WILSON, Solicitors and of Counsel for Cross Complainants. 9-12-tr URO. u. m: it til No Mrs. David Caldwell, hostess. A B T IC L E o r IN CO B PO H A TIO N or TUE BIG Wednesday, *Dee. 15.—Weifnrc De­ SEM IN O LE R E A L T Y AND IN V EST M E N T partment. Better Films. Mrs. R. A. COR PO RA TIO N W e, Ihe undrraljrnrd, l i n a aaoncfatrd, and do Terheun. Mrs. B. W. Herndon, chair­ ■ J b r r rb / (M o rta l* o u re -ltre toed her for tbe in the family fan can . pnrpree of formlnjr our— lie * Into a bod/ politic r > >\VERYONE In man. and m rpotal* un*ier and b j rtrln* of Ibo Uwa King’s ‘ New Ni DlaOne of the finest evidences a t rtial _____ p , rely on -Dr.' “Kind’s •>f lb* S t a ir of Pw tldav and do adopr tha fol d remedy covcry, the standard remedj •community spirit and appreciation of ............... _ . . „ lowlnc A lr id r e of Incorporation. A R T IC L E I. for the last fifty years, to break tourist visitor, dl.pl.yod by the . M u.ic-LIU r.turc Dcp.rtmcut. Prc up coughs, grippe and stubborn T b - name o f thla corporation aball b* fin a l city of O .lucvillc. December 2, when ^ ^ « *• « . Phil Ip., colds. No harmful drugs. A t nola It r a llf and lu Tcatm rn t Corporation, and the citl.cn. put over . c.mp site pro■”« " " * °< the M u.le.UUr.ture lie plara#yof boalti-re a t Sanford, Florid a, and your druggists, 60c and $1.20. aurti otbar plarra aa tuar from time to lim e I* Jtct In one d.y. They tr.n.formed Deportment nt^ the .W omen. Club on ' u— atarr In order to carry on tbs affalra and . neglected f o u c c r e Intel n e.r the 'cd"e«l.y ofteraoon w«. mo,t enIttaltirea of I lee corporation. A R T IC L E I. heftrt of the'city, which .houid prove J*»*N*- T» ° ■tellshtfull, Intercetin. I Tie* arn rral naforc of tb* Imalnra* lo b* m ndnrtrd bjr Ibla corpora I loo (b a ll b« to b ar, nn lu.pirntion to other eltle. thru- P»Per. were presented re.pectively by own, a ril and ru tir* / real r a ta l-, and to Iraout the .tote to follow the cam ple of J ™ Morton Thispcn and Mrs. C. C. pr.iT* lb* fatii* l i / — d o* bulblln*# ll.rrrvm ; to b n / anil a ril r r a l ra ta l* for olhrra, on corathc .Univer.ity city and provide, by « ” ‘lr"IT' Fu.Mn.tlmt Indian leitcnd. ruUalon; lo l»rru w m oorr and e n tire iba parm rril of n n m and m o n -r otbarwla* ow jnr, volunteer labor, beautiful ,pol. all «lv" ' br " " " “ ■ phlU pa.and ter niorlKacr*. tierila. bnmta, nolra or olhrr o tillf(lio n U irrrfo r: to maka ad ra n rrm rn U and over Florida that w!l| attract the *»° ■““*'<= ™mlbc" „ m 'rC '"VlB,y: of n io n a/i lo Ira — rra Iratal* aa land­ , __ . campers and keep then! in ft rs. Saunders of Lake, City Sallow Skin Not Pretty tnana tourist , ,,was henrd lord*. lo art aa tb* aa— t of nlbrra In rrntln* r in the chnrming vocal selection, “The and rolberllnr rrnta u i rra l r* ta tr; lo m a k -. Constipation destroys the complexion, the land of sunshlno mnny more days p rrp alr and r -r t l f r , abstracts of till* to rra l making it yellow and ugly. Keep the ra Ijist Long Rest" (Carrie Jnceb Bond) ta l* : lo tta m ln r, pa— on and anarantro title • than they would ordinarily spend. Dowels at work cleaning out the system to rra l ra ta l* : to h ao d lr a ll branrbra of inResponding to the call of the Gain­ Her accompaniment was played by daily by using Dr. Kina’s Pill*. They aura or*. In rln d ln a thn n n d rn rrtlln a o f antnm ohllre; to b a r and — II. acquire. own and esville Chamber of Commerce an Mrs. C. J. Ryan, who is herself a tal­ do thc work thoroughly and gently hold a ll jwraoaal prop rrtr n rrr—a rr and adented musician. Buy a bottle today, 25 cents. Tinlaarotia In condor U na and tranaactlna a n / p R S ' army of citizens reported nt the ap­ btulnro* Ib a l Ibla corporation la a a ttn rt—d lo of.. Mrs. ,G. J.. pointed hour, 8 o’clock in the morn- The, ,,violin number . „ P rom ptl W on’t G rips r a t r r o n ; and In do a l l sorb o lh rr and further ttilnfB aa m ar - bo n rcr—a r r and c ip r d lr n l to ing. Some took up the work of *Marshall was delightfully rendered. I h # don* for lb* *arcn*tfal Ir*inaction of Iba ground cleaning, others wielded th**Th{! »nd charm of the Indian t n ull nr— and affalra of Ibla corpora lio n ; and lo bar*, r t r r r lw and t a j n j a ll of Uia rtthta. whitewash brushes, others joined the aelccUon’ thc ^ nlcrs of ^ lnnc* I txiwrra and p r lr t lc f — tncldrnt In corpora I Iona o rca n lrn l r jn il * tta ltn f under lb* lawa of Iba building gang, the sewer diggers, and to"ka” (ThurI™ ™ha"cod ~ f ita lr of p lJH ^a. the gang that laid out the streets. »*Y thc Pretty legend read by Mrs Why Mr. Joe Armstrong, Celebrated ARTICLE I. I)og Trainer, Uses Rat-Snap. T b - lm n o n l'o f lb -'c a p it a l -lo ck of Ibla cor­ By nihtball what was a mass of un- Margaret Davis Hams and her vivid poration ah all l>r F I F T Y T H O U S A N D IH H I.A IIfi I l.v i .000 00 ) : In be d lrld rd Into F I V E derhrusHt was transformed inti* a -Interpretive p.nno accompan ment. “Noticed rats around my kennels, MIJ5JISER n/ofanjt*f r*i«i _ # * „ . -a, T (.j IjffcM>An -In n t tlim * Afl l II (T legends of the wo ing having hundreds of prize dogs, could- ra id for with la w m i m onrr of th* D n iird charming four-acre park, with streets 11 laid out, sewerage installed, electric chanccr Trir(, .huc,km m aA" oM °fb le,h#In.M,<o,r f‘p" .— ----- , — ------ . . . » .................. --------------------- Ocklnwnha” and “The Moss," as given .n>t . . Ulhc ------- -------------------------- ---RAT-SNAPj -------------------- -- ,|o f. bw o w'" re7 rr, '■ b« ,0° p a ra lu ttr" d lights In place, and everything spick »» Mrs. Phillips, was n^m o s t pleasing throp weeks every rat disappeared. - r ' Z T ’a I # and span for the motorist*!. In the *ea\ur° program nnu e v f Noticed that the doR* never went )»u* riinaiion ihrrrfor m w detfrmii>#d by th^ .4 center of the park the volunteer work- nstinilly recciveu. / ' nenr RAT-SN/UA. I tell my friends Hoard of U lrcrtora.A R T I C L E 4 . near RAT-SNAP. Tld* rori«>r«lion a tiall — n tln u r an d lia r - (nil ers had erected a spacious nssembiy Mrfi- Ih'Kpen’s paper on^ f « ** about RAT-SNAP.” Use this sure ,o -twtrlfB coriBirt„ rlcM, Ind hall for the convenience of visitors, hasscc tiirl wns a nua.r.* juni rodent exterminator, it’s safe. Comes franco!—^ for » jwW of^ Nin-ir nin- jrar* frnm Ami * fl# r th e flit* o f I h t conun#iiCTin«nt The site choBoiT for the camp will Lawrence Cawthorn’s quest for Infor- Jtl Cftke form Three sizes, -l^c, C5c, of if* ( o r t o r i l t t i l f t f m r f . A B T IC L E A. afford ample shade nnd benutiful lo-. n,,itioji and subsequent mirm«s in the jj SciNl and guaranteed by Ball Tfip of (Iris corporation ahull h# cot»rlncf#Nl l*.»> th# follow I n r officer*: A I'rrolcations for tho erection of tents nnd P°rtrnynl of Lucia I.nRue, the Tnlla-( rnrdware C*. rM if. V lf r l ’rw lilrn t, Secretary Tr#»#qr#r. Oen* the stornge of cars. The. building hnssa-girl and her love nffnira. j -----------------------r r a l lla n a p a r, circ le d by the Hoard o f D irec­ tor*. and a lh».ird n f D irector* r»f not Ira* than hns been fitted with every conven^ e “Semindlcs [_was a wonderfully j There is nothing but trouble ahead th ree nor more than a rre n director*, w h o ahall iencc. Electric lights, lavatories, nnd interesting pnper rend by Mrs. •?or Ihe woman who marries a mnn tw* «torfcholder* In 'a a ld corporation, to 1* c tc rfr d l*y the ■ lo r ktioIdem »t th eir o r r i a l u nn abundance of the famous Boul- ^ ourlmir, on the history and wars of fljH, HO( |,Wc, and the mnn who Mon H'rvtln* nnd th e re a fte r ann ually »»n the first Tuesday a fte r the flra t Monday In Jan ware Springs water will he piped diFlorida Indians. The Seminolcs n woman lit> can not marry.’ a ary. Any tw o or more o f flora m ay be held rectly to the enmp and made avail- having migrated from the Georgia ^ -----------------------by the some per*o$i r i c e id th at the a* nie f*erahall not hold the o ffic e o f rrea fd e n l and nblej 4o northern visitors who will ( r,'‘’k Indians, their name indicating f'| jlpsjioculator who gets a straight wtn Vic# Preald rn l. U n til a fte r the organ!iaM on eeting, h e re in a fte r p m tld e d f«r, and ntiMl have the opportunity to spend ns l ^u 'r chnrneter, meaning Wild Wan-(.ip often finds there is something m their anccewiem are e le cte d and *|iiallf(ev|. th# many hours nnd days ns they like derer or Runaway.' Mrs. WoodrulT | crooked nbout it. o f f l^ r a o f tht* corporation ahall \#: G eorge W . K n trh t. P residen t *n d G en eral M an aeer: !>!• nmidst the hnlsnmir pines nnd enjoy touched on hits of early history of w ard Iflrjrlna, K ccreta ry and Treasu rer; Hesirre ft lie r r ln i:. V ice P reald enl T h r hoard of IH thc hospitality of Gainesville. Seminole county, in the vicinity of rectora ahall he: fleerji# W . K n igh t. E*]ward The volunteers who put the Gnines- Sanford nnd I-nkr Monroe of especial | IMgrlna and G eorye G. I le rrtn f. T lie flrat or n ryan laatlon m eetfne ft f tit#* ville project over represented every interest to Sanford folks, - - LEGAL ADVERTISING • fiieKhutderft o f thla n fy a n lra lh m atiall held In the P ity o f Hanford. F lorida. th e loth profession and men from every walk While the attendance was good, ila f o f J a n u a ry , A. D, 1021. for the piirfsoee of koticf or EXECUTOR in life. Banker^ ministers, brick considering the counter attractions in nd#H*tine the h jI a M fl and rom plettn r the or * Tor F in a l D i t t h t r f * ' CftnUallnn o f ihe corporation ft< .h e re Int>efore In Cfibiil fjf County J p frittdesf for And ttnereafter the s n n u il mewl State o Ing o f the slock holder* ahall t*c TieId i>n the ness men rubbed shoulders, raked, I*u’ department members avail In re r.itat*» of f»r*t I'lieeday nfte r the first Monday In Janti dug nnd hammered until the tank themselves of the pleasure tillered by wXI H ll XI !'WI V ’Infirp 1* her#Ivy sirrpn In n|j whrifll If ttiaJ a r t nf c*ch and eAt eRrTy I Cyear. L E «. was accomplished. All lines of life the Literature-Music departments, rti Mi*? on lb# 1 t ls r f t Jan n u fT . \ '|T,e hlyhea! amount o f Indehtednese nr Ha 1 *hn!J B fiulr 1 * f■* i1 p Ih fv 'fq lilf I' F t IIItT tn irh lrh thla corporation ahall eah ject melted into one, and all the workers ' ------ ----------- ------II.rtuL*>|*!i r Jn.lc# nf m ill » »-iirt as JritlrP of |?tM*lf to et a II fw ire the armrtint nf if< capl 1’rdll 1v* fur wiy fltinl (ll-c'tnrrr* C i r c u la r of toiled joyously through the .day. The TO DRAINAGE (ON- fLiH -*l#l# ..f Wn* S Ji t 1*1ml fn, di*reaw,il , n fuf IaI ifork A R T I C L E 7. Itriai h1 lli# ftatn# t!u«# I w ill [*.rr«#nl h i y fin » l Boy Scout troops of the city were in rt>e name# anil reel deuce# o f the anherriN n e TRACTORS grroitnli *» i’lery(fjf of . fflitnlrftfa l ft» k in corpora tom n f ltd* mrfMira t Icn and th# evidence everywhere working with n f'.l■ iL#lr •ppro?*1. * mount n f ca p ita l a tor I, autwrr lf>c«| by r i c h are l» 1020 I 'l l t v l NoTfiiilurf 1111.. will nnd caught a lesson in commun­ a* follow *: J . K. IVU'K# C IT A TIO N . Mcorye W. n lc h t . . . .H anford, F l« . , , ,35 aharr* In th e C lrrn ll C ourt, B c n n th Ju d ic ia l C ircu it of Sealed bids will be received by the IM2 0i<* 114 S la t* cf F lo rid a , in an d fo r ity spirit that they will carry with Ilfprlllof. E dw ard H lrcln a . ,« an fo rd . F l i . . . , . 3 3 aharea To f if o f $ f K. JoUtmm, W n . A le« c» 4 er S-m lnolo County Hoard of County Commissioners of G eorge O lle r r ln r . Hanford. F la . . . . 3 ahar#* •Bun. l.lqviliU tnr o f PlorliU l-end «ml them into nftor life. IN WITNRHH W H E R E O F , th# aafawrlhlrffc IN C H A N C E R Y — B IL L TO LSTA BLISII AND ©tilmilon C m n p in j. (.U nited, a rorporof)** Q U IE T T IT L E . A “house-warming" in which tho Seminole County, Florida, nt the Notice nf Application for Tax Deet( Incciriwratora/ o f thU corporation hat# lierennto of K nflitiid. Ihe A torkhalilera of n»lfcrl4i, ( i ,* n . Il-a d , C om plainant. Under Section 575 of the l iiyNbcrO^d I heir m i n t i : T.and nnd (VdotilfiM on (.Imltpd. e citizens of Gainesville and the tour- uGW of said Board at the Court ra. GKO. W . K N IG H T . il«t f #d! rof|M»r«lfon o f Knr)«nd- id 4 to General Statutes t l u r l - a I? IU U -II p . *t al Iv f-n ila n ia E tiW A lin IIIG O f NH. islit became .better acquainted was Goose in Snnford, Florida, on or be(hi* nn itn m rn l«*gii1»*4«fit, d##l###e. in-l frt* ORDER OF 8 F R V IC E BY PUBLICATION GEO G IIK ltn iN G t#r#. r la tm ln f l»y, fh ro a rh or trndnf tW Tn nil Jiaril— (-laltiilh* it r t .r r tl a u n d -r fiu.au one of the events of the past week. ^<ir,‘ 'c11 o clock A M. on the 1-tlh ■hriT# nam ed part!##, and .to any an4 l0 Notice is hereby given that W. N < T \T E OF r r o R I O A . A IV n lrh rr d - r - a i - d . T II Cai.annl*—. d ntt»#r p#ra*»na or p arti# * w b o m » # » rf, An evening livened with sttints and day of January, 1921, for the clenn- Neeley, purchaser of Tnx .Certificate t n l ’NTY OF HEM INOI.E r . a —,1. IM -ar.1 c.rutldlrk .1-<—§*,-,!; n- F Inc any rig h t, tltl# or tnt#r#*t In and t# Ttefnre m#. th e undefalgnext a u th o rity , thla HI . r r nf d r o -a —d and J S tfonr—, d — aa games wns pulied off at the camp 'nK <ult ditches and canals in Flor- No. 180(1, dated the 3rd day of June, day ‘pem ooally ap p eared , tleorye W K night. *-.1, th# fn lk m ln g d escrib ed 1and,*It«af#d and ALL I'AItTIE.fi r l,Im ln c an tm -r r e t. Felward lllry ln a . G cor (fa Q. Ile rrln y . a ll of !i#lnr In tli# Uounty o f Pemfoo)# t *4 grounds, and it is expected that these ‘‘la Groves and Illack Hammock A.' D. 1001, has filed said certificate v h i n i are to re* w all know n and know n to 'in # In Thr fu jln trtn c d - . r r l l —d prop*MJ a llu a le Ramt tit# o f rioM da- m ore p a rtic u la rly drefTtV In Srm lnnl* IVutnly, F lo rid a, t i r i r t t : to - b e th# penjonj n am ed In and w ho anNicrltwd #d a s follow*. to -w !t: "get-together" evenings with tho Drainnge Ditches, 10; I n la 4 and 0 la fi— in1my office, and has made application th a ir name# to tb # forarolnjc A R T IC L ES OF SW12;1-4A ollf osf* rll..|i Lot 4, Block 13. T ie r 2. o f S an fo rd . FPrifrarU ,.u aI f i-tllo a 18; lo t* I . 2 tourists, will become a regular fea- Estimated yardage 12,000 cu. yds. for tax deed to issue in accordance tN C O n p O R A T lO M . an d th#y a e te ra lly ac* tloo and 3 and lb - RW 1-4 eJ NR 1-4. Ih - 8 1 2 da. a rro rd ln a lo B. P . T ra ffo rd 'o m a p .a f I now led r e d before m e th a t they d e r a t e d the S anford, rid a , aa p e r m ap C —- o f tlu*» t f tuns of the winter season.—Tampa A certified check for $25Q.OO pny- with law. Said certificate embraces n m « for th e oa#« and parpo##e th erein m en­ of NH 1-4 o f NW 1 4 . I I - fin 1-4 o f NW 1-4 r—ord andF lo tw aln n ln c a t tho N o rih raa l «**• and NR 1-4 of fiW 1-4 of fi-r tlo a 14; Ih - N 1 2 Tribunc. *° E. A. Douglass', clerk of Scmn ed . f th r BW 1 4 o f S -rtlo n 17: N 1 2 of lh * 'S W »r o f tb* In lrre — lion of F lre l P tr— I to d R»lB the following described property sit­ tioIn W ltneaa W h ereo f I h a te hereout© act my 1 4 o f Th- N Y. I « and th - NE 1 4 of NW 1-4 of A ernn*. In lb* ( I l f o f S an fo rd . Florid*, run . (ino!e County, must accompany each and o ffic ia l aaal at Hanford. C oonty o f RR 1 4 of s - r tln n 21: III* N E 1 4 oT th* NE 1 4 tb ro r* F ia t 30 f r e l. Ihenc* Nor.lL , UM fee* uated in Seminole county, Florida, to- hand Hemlr-rde am! R tate o f F lorida, on thla Pth day of llir N F I I. Ih* Sm ith 4 l rr— n f Ih - Ea*t IS more or !-»■ lo a point on tb * Boulb at4» *f Your ftloney Hack If Rat-Snap Doesn't bid. o f Decem ber, A, D. 1020. wit: • rrr# of th* NK 1-4 of NR 1 4 . Ih* S I 2 of Ih* a ll- f . th en r* W ret 30 f— l. aVwtf th* fi**# Come Up to These Claims I Plans and specifications can be seen (REAL) A. IlfO O IN R. # d * o f tn ld e llc r to K in d a re n n e . U>**w NE 1 4 and Ih - K 1 2 o f Ih - SE 1 4 of H-r Beg. SW cor. of NWti of SW'4 of N otary 1‘ abllc lino 22; Ih* W 1X o f lb* fiW 1 4 of B -rllou fi-mlb alon* Ih* F ia t -Id - o f *ald Rand Are­ RAT-SNAP is A b s o l u t e l y guaran- 'n\ thc office of p. A. Douglass or can My ccm m leelee eip lre# Kept 11, ID24 Tl Ih* S I 2 of Ih - 87V 1 4 o f Ih* NIV I 4 (or na*, 104 f r e l. more or Ires to F lrel Street Sec. 31, Tp. 20 S., R. 30 E., Run N 8 o r.o ltG K O H E R R IN G , • S 20 a rr ra of lol I) and a ll nf Iq1a 2 and 4 lo th«f point o f b - rtn n ln r teed to kill rats and mice. Cremate* be secured from Fred T. Williams, Conneel. 12 10-Rwe. firrtlo d >4: Ih - SW 1-4 n f Ih* «W 1 4 of f i- r It a p p - a r ln i from I h - *worn b lit of rew chs., E 5 cha., S 8 chs.„ W 5 chs. . them. Rodcrits killed with RAT-SNAP engineer, Sanford, Florida, on de­ tic s 20; Ih* K I I o r th - N E 1 4 and Hi* E p lain t fll-d In Ihla n u t i r a l n a t fW The said land being assessed at foa h a re or claim aoni* In te rre l la and la <k* (1 a err* of Iba NW 1 4 o f th - NE 1-4 of fi— leave no smell. Rat* pans up all food posit of $5.00 tobe returned if a bid X O T IC Z o r A r P U C A T I Q X FO R T A X D E E D Horn 27; U>« N 1 2 of th* RR 1 4 o f fi— (Ion 22; land) aboe* d — rib rd . th erefo re r®*- ,tl* ■“ thd date of thc issuance of such cer­ Uod«r Bm i I'x 111, * ( th* O . n . i . l B u t u l* . Ih* SW 1 4 of NW 1-4 and lh» NW 1 4 o r Ih - (Jon. E. Jo b naons and th * aald W illiam *1*9 to get at RAT-SNAP. Their first is made. l.lq u ld a lo r, o f Ih* D * r I , br**t>r (I* * * lh a l If. ('. D * n -* t fiW 1-4 o f fi— Unn 83; S f r r r a -q o ar* In Ihe • n d -r llu rh a n -n . The Board reserves the right to re­ tificate in the name of Unknown. Un­ p nNolle* meal Is their last. RAT-SNAP comes r r t ii-f r of T ( t O r l ld r a t * No. 3 t 3. i t i N NW Pom— o f Ih# NW. 1-4 o f Ih* NX 1-4 o f lb* da U n d and C o k ra lritto n O o a p a n r , Limited. • less said certificate shall be redeem­ tb* 7 th it«r of Jon*. A. D. 1009, t » . fll -,1 „ M NR 1-4. to d Ih* RW 1-4 o r lb* RW 1-4 of lb - RW o n n w a tlo n o f E n a la n d , lo tU ju ld allw . *w in cskes. No mixing. Cats or dogs ject any or all bids. .1 .. (v r t lf 1*«t* In tnr o fflr*. «n .1 b u m m * ip p ll- f-4 o r fi— . 34. n il .la T trp . 20 N. Re* 32 R ia l. L frebe r — n lrrd lo b* *nd a p p e a r before * * k : • won't touch I t Three sizes, 36c, 65c, By order of the Board of County ed according to law tax deed will Is­ m l Ion for t i t <1—<1 to l**n- In if f o n t in r . with Alan a ll lh a t p a r t o f th d N 1 2 I rin c Routh of •aid C ircu it C o u rt, a ( tb * C ourt Ilona* I* *»»■ low. fi.ltl r * r ll(lr a l* r n ih r .r * . Ih* full«w|n|T X—o n tn fh a lrlitc O — k . tn fieolkm 7; (ltd tho ford, F torfda, on lb * t a t d a r * f I*—*mb—, * $1.26. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Commissioners of Seminole County, sue thereon on thc 22nd day of De­ <t-*rrlh-d prr*wftf * ltn .l* tl tn R -m ln o l- (Vran- NR 1 4 or th* NK I I an d Ih* NE If of th D.- 1930. and tb r n an d th e re m ak* anew** w cember, A. D. 1920. l r . r w i d i . In w it: Lot I* . T ln rlil, la n d A HF 1-4 o f S— tlo o I I , In T tnrnahlp 21 fiuolb, Ih# P IP o f Cemiptalnt r i b lb lte d a a a tM t re* ■ Hardware Co. Florida. ro t. C v f , Add. to South Sin fo til. T li* »«td thla rana*. O lherw U *. a d —reo pro r e o f a ^ Witness my official signature nnd land h -ln * >*-ro-*d i t Ih* d .l* of th* Ix u - P a n r * S I K a il. A nd. alao 1b* follow ing lol* In tho— — r la la (a M ltD Io n * o f tb* fiE 1-4 of w ill be en tered . E. A. DOUGLASS, seal this the 12th day of November, •nr* of **rh —r t lf lr .t * lo th* n .m * of t'n- II.* NE 1-4 of fi— lio n 21 In T ow nahlp 20 And to a ll p-reona o r p a r llre clalm ln* **F The world deals good naturedly 17-5tcw known. Clerk. S ou th . Ila n r* 32 X**l. know n a* W hltoom h,» r l t h l . Iltl* oc I n lc rre t In and lo Iho rretw iw A. D. 1920. At »0 T . « O r t l f t r . t - No. 212. d , l - d t h - (tth First and a—ood a d d i t i o n lo firn tT a .- »!•:. l/ila herelnahoT* d-*ctlt>-<1 u n d er, b f o r with the good naturde person. IhreW* rt»r of J n lr . A. D. IB IS , ! *■ fllttf M id —rt|. fl, 7. fi. B, 10, I I . 12. IS, 18 and 17 tn b W k I. Ih* aboe* n aaicd d e fe n d a n ts, or olhrrw l-*. aiv (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, f lr .t * In m j oftl — and haa m ad- apellratlnn L o ll a. 9, 10. 12. 13. I4 J 18. IS, IT and IS In I re h f req u ired lo be and ap p e a r before fer I d d—d to l-an* In arrord an r- w in ) liw . b k w k '2 . U l a 3. 4 ,.8 , 8, 7. fi. f>. IB. I I 12. 13. •aid C lrcn lt C ourt a t Ih# O oort lloooe la S** Clerk Circuit Court, r r r t H lr a l- -n ih r a r -a t h - f.illowlnc d* 14. IS. 18.17 111. 10 and 20 In block 3. U l a I, ford. F lo rid a, on Ih* 3rd d a r o f J a n o a r f . A. IA Seminole County, Fla. ■Said rrtlw .1 -lt n a l» d In fi-m lm d - t*.,nntj. 2. 8. 7. fi. B. 10. I I , . 13. 14. Ifi. IB and 20 In 1921. and th en an d lliar* m ak* anaw er to « • Hortda. to -w ll: l*>a IB . Florida la n d and rot. block 4 . U l a 3, 4. 13. 14. 18. 18. IT. 21. 22. 28. P ill o f (Vrtnplalnl f ll- d a a i l c a t re * ** J3? ll-12-f.te By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. Co Add tn K m tli Hanfvrd 11. - ral.t land Ndn* 34. lo block B. Iota 3. 8. 7. fi. 0. 10, I I. 12. 13. o n —, o lh erw lao a d —re - pro confe—o WJ~ at Ih* d al* of Ih* l-anan— of anrh 18. 17. Ifi.21 an d 28 In block 8, l o t , 7. fi. 9. h— - n t c r o l a c a ln a l a ll onknow n p artlw do Notice of Application for Tax Deed rarnr——d t if !c * l- l« lb - M i . * o f Mra f . I alt10. I I. 12.I I . 14. 13. 18. 17. Ifi. 19. 20. 21 and f-n d a n t. _ Alto T a i I '-r llf ir a t * No. 2 t 3 . datrd Ih* (ilh 22 In M ock 7. and Iota 1 lo 24. Ihc Iim It*. b Under Section 575 of thc II le o r d r r c l ib a I th la C itatio n he dav of I n lr . A .. Ih 1D1*. ha< ( ll-d la id —til In r a ll of block II. In lb* S an fo rd 11-rald, a n -w ap ap — poMire** General Statutes. M ralr tn ir j nf flf* . and ha* m ad - appltra It I* b - r* b r ordered th a t r i d a p p - t r to t l - In fi-nilnol* C u u n tr. . rio rld a . * tlnti for laa d —<1 In l**n* tn arm M an — with HIP o f C om p lain t n t- d h - r- ln i r a ln a t ro u In r et* h '.' n re k p a l w llr e * Notice is hereby given that George law . Said —rllf le a t -a *nihra—a th* follnwln* tb* i t » T - - n t l t l r d can t* on tb - f i-r -n lh d a r of a(l—rew*—k K. foJotm aon an d W llllum Al*i*«dW It—I proiw rtr. -t t n a lr .1 In fi-n’ ln n l- Conn- M arch. A. D. 1921; and '•Tli* Sanford II»r- II— b an an a. IJ< ]n ld i|o r. o f Ih# Florid* Murphy, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ dIT.— Florida, to wi t : taita 2 t and 22 . F la . I .and a id " la b » r* b r d -a lg n a t-d aa Ih* n -w ap ap -r In end On Ion I rallon Coropanr. IJm lte d . a ro*f-e Add. to fiooth SanfoM . T h - tald w hich th la o rd er ab all t - publlahed oor* Knocks at Your Door But Once and It Will Never Knock at a allon of E n rla n d , a n j once a wrek for lw»jw cate No. 1808, dated the 3rd day of Alandt'*d.1-I nOn. n aaa— rtl at the dal* of t h - I*, w—k fo r tw *l»# oona—n t l t e wreka. aa notice to the unknown parllre w Your Door Again With This Kind of a Proposition. June, A. D. 1901, has filed said cer­ •nan— of onrti — r t lf l— t* In Ih* m m * of tt*n- W ltncaa m r h an d an d a - a t o f o ffice thl* 15th wreka frndaat. u r r Ntrli»t. d a r of N oT im b -r. A. P. 1920. w itnca# m r hand and the eeal of Ik# tificate in my office, and has made tin t—a aald —r llf t r a lr a r h a ll b* re d — m»d IRKA 1,1 X.- A. IKHJOLifi.fi, C tm tll C o n n no llile I 3 lh d a r *f fiepl****’ .tln r In law . l a t d —d w ill i-an* Ih trv o a on - s Clerk. A. P . IBM . ’ application for tax deed to issue in ath—- r2*th d a r of D»— m b rr, A. I>. 1930 P r V. B. IKHNH.AS.fi. D. O. (SKAL) R. A. D O P O P * "* accordance with law. Said certificate W lin —a m r o fflrtal alcnalnr* and **al thla I11-10421a th - C ircu it C ourt. B - n a t h Ju d la ia l C ircu it Of six rooms, screened wide porches, all modem conveniences C lerk C lrro ll ( T L I h - IT Hi d ir of NoTfBilwr. A. It. IB 20 . a f th a I t a t a a f F le rld a . la u 4 f a r *«mlSem inole C b a n tr. F«w»*n embrace# the following described IH R A L ) and improvements, in fact one of the finest homes in the city K. A. DOD i IL A S S , nola C * u a tr. c r n n c .K a . r v c o n -K s . (T*rh f l r m l l Court. IN , c n AN C E R T .— B IL L TO r r r A B U I I I AND property situated in Seminole Coun­ S o licito r a i d (Vreneel fo r O o m p lalareb surrounded by oranges and grapefruit trees, flowers, plants, B -m l no I - C o u e tr. .F la . Q U IE T T IT L E ty, Florida, to-wit: it-iaet nr r. tc. d o l n i l a h s . d . c . U. D. It-a d , C c o ip la la a a t, shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns, a complete home and then ra . Beg. 316 ft. N. and 424 ft, W. of BOTICB TO OBOrrOBB C hart— R . B a ttaU a. o t aL , D» f ra d ta la . NOTICE TO C R ED ITO RS U Court of tha Omeaty Jmdro. Bom#*1* O RD ER OT R X Y I C Z » T F U B U C A T I0W . SE. cor. of NW U of SWV4 of Sec. ty . B tato o f F lo rid a T u ; L ucy M art— W ltm o—. fiarah L. 1 -n k lM . 31, Tp. 20 S., U. 30 E., run N 734 ft., l a C - n r t a f tthr .o >CU*to* a trn f J aF<lof*rid. aSoaUaola C*aa- Chari** C. W arw ick . U w l , I -p o - m o . ( > , r ) — l a re B a ta ta af Upon which you j-an raise winter vegetables fo r the land Is A. t P H I I.ir s . _ j . A U itn d o r, F ra n k D anl«l, and C. C. Browu. l a n E a ta ta a f W 170 ft., S 734 f t , E 170 ft. I * a ll C red lU re, L o c a t o r D tatrlkutaoo who** a la r— o f tr —ldcoc* ar* n aknow a. IIBNRT. LANDOM. tilled and in flrst-clas* condition and has made money for the T a r r e u k t r i i f C laim s o r D ar n ad * I t 1* b e ru h f o rd ered lh a t ro u ap p ear t* th* The said land being assessed at the Tn a ll O n d lU ra , L o eaU o a. D tatrlbatn** aad alt aald E a ta to i . .lruj a h a rt a , CloJma a r Domoada a fa la a t h u t o f com p lain t / Had h erein a f i l a - l ro u la owner every year and the crops on U will speak for the pro­ date of the issuance of suer certifi­ mF aretn You, an d w e t n f jrfi«. *r» h — h r no Ih* abac* o n llllo d n n , ou th* 23lh dap of U X aU laf ductiveness of the land. and req u ired tn peuna a t an y claim * nn* ~ anrh of jn n , ar* b* r* b r n o tified J a a a a r r . A. D. 1021. and "T b * Hanford Her cate in the name of Unknown. Unless andYon.r t ^ uand m anda w hich /* * • n r r t lb e r o f rfi*e ***y —■ N tw u p -p -r l —d to p— nt a n r -ta lm a an d de­ a id -' la b * reb r d w lf u a tc d aa lb* ' said certificate shall be redeemed ac­ m a n d . w hich ro u , or a l t b t r of jo a . m a r h a ra la w hich thl* —dec aball b* pohlU bed m r e a aaaln at lb* r e t a i l o f A. B. rh lflp * . This is not only a beautiful home place but one that will lal* of firentnnlo C o u a t j , F lo rtd a. •» .— r a t a l , o f l l o a r r Loodon, doronood. w t*k fo* o lfh l Ifi) con— n il* * w reka. cording to law tax deed will issue aUalaa ln aotf lb* make you money. On the shore of beautiful Lake Monroe and W ltaeaa m / b an d and —al o f ofrie* Ihla ISO) d e n lf n e d K.eCnloe n f aald r e ta in . Sam taota C ow alr. r to rtd a . to lh a a»r» a re from ih* d a te h ereo f. o d l i m t n r a ( M id ra ta l* , w llh ta tw o dap o f N—tm W r. A. D. 1020. thereon on the 22nd day of Decem­ dr eralrn the land one day in the near future will be subdivided into city (■■A L) B. A. DOtJOLAS.fi. D uted. N re . 1 . # , A. D .J M J C r f I K J r # , — m - from lh« d a U b*r*of. ber, A.. D. 1920. D ated . No*. U lh . A . D. IW0. iota and make you a fine profit. In the city Just five blocks lM B -B tc Dr Y. B. D O n a iX M . D. c . 11-12-Ita r. n. Harris. Witness my official signature and I M S - B it from the business portion. The greatest opportunity In this, ■ tomato*. seal this tbe 12th day of November, state for a man with money enough to make the first pay­ Aiachaa County: • The citizens of Marion County:. Tha F•^*xrl, St, Petersburg haa built s in ^ J a n - Tacoma came together Friday night in ion of this count# will opan b atora ^ ment. You must see it to realise what it really means. A. D. 1920. uary 1st, last, 433 new residence* in­ the heit community meeting evfcr afc. . Ocala as Boon at an ordered stock (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court side th# city limits, and not leas than tended by the county agent Much goods’ii received. The fanner* RrV* Seminole County, Fla. 200 outside, but close to the present business of a conitructive nature waa aail’ and. buy co~op«r»tJv«ly thr< 11- 12-6tc By V. E. DOUGLASS. D. C. limits. attended to. , this store. . . -------GAINESVILLE CLEARED TRACT IN HEART OF CITY. .tip col I Dr.King’s N e w D is c o v e ry UrKtofls KIls “ . + ft f- . I i &._( f lilrn.liir* • . The Gabbett Home for Sale OPPORTUNITY A MODERN BUNGALOW NINE ACRES 0F T I LED LAND A. P. Connelly Real Estate Co.; l_ - . , r— .. .3-^3 . ■ ' �V 4 i -- £ j. u t r . • • •— - "i ' • rTTIB SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 ^ PAGE THIRTEEN GIFTGLOVED RODE SCARFS , I BLOUSES handker* CHIEFS GLOVES T* PeacUj jor^fotictay^hx)|a|yerd»" h o s ie r y • JTi - a i f i «] ■1 J i* UJ i *. = _ * - - ' • l • ip •?<» ' H Ifm BEAD NECKLACE HAGS I'ARASOL ' TF ■ 1 I*® 1■:Wm_ izSacs COLLARS v -ft f -IP Wearable gifts are more than a Christmas G r e e t i n g , they are the Christmas Expression of an All-Year Thought. \ iy V }& Is A S M *# l T h e Good Sense Gift at the com­ mon sense pric e p l e a s e s two. T h e one who gives and the one to whom it is given. • flp i ‘ ■ A Mz ■ m ! T * U> ‘ \\ ** at* J .—“*41 -■ h “ }f X 1 L * (; ‘ zgc /V■L -■-™ B v _* K (( r-Tv ]ii^ .? t z : _ f • -w w i Vw/ cu ’O c T Suitable Xmas Gifts in Women’s High Quality Gloves Just Received $3.50 Real French Kid Gloves, tw o clasp, em ­ broidered backs, all colors: Black, Tan, Grey and W hite. . •. Silk Georgette Blouses In several fashionable m odels, (including Over-blouses and Till-backs). Colors are Flesh, Bisque and Costum ed Shade. Special $9.75 Silk Underwear — rv- -* 1 h?"VV*J W om ens a Silk Underw e a r of C repe D e Chine and Silk Jer­ sey, G love Silk Unir w e a r. N ig h t G o w n s, E n v e lo p e Chemise, C o r s e t Covers. N ew G ood s and New . Price The Holiday Gifts-— - \a- Handkerchiefs l “ Maderia, Battenburg, Silk, Linen Embroid­ ered, Fancy Borders, Colored Centers, Cot­ ton Embroidered and ^ny thing in the Handkerchief line you may wish for. What Shall It B e? Priced decidedly low. Here are practical sug­ gestions: Silk embroid­ Philipine Lingerie ■ M Beautifully hand-made and . hand-embroid­ ered models. Night Gowns, Envelope Chem ise, Corset Covers. ered Hoisery, Hand Bags, Para­ sols, Handkerchiefs, Beaded Bags Bead Necklaces, K id Gloves, Scarfs, F a n c y Collars, Silver M esh Bags, Vanity Cases, Silk Gloves, Bath Robes, Silk Kimonos Sweaters, Luncheon Sets, T o w el Sets, T a b l e Covers, Madeira Napkins, Fancy Pillows. . »V Specially Marked for Gifts. ----a----------- * -------------- t-------------W y f a z*iz Kimonas and Bath Robes For everyone, Men, W om en and Children. Special price $5.98 to $15.00 Hand Bags Those who are looking for some­ thing unusual and new suitable for .Xmas Gi f t s are ' certain to find it here. > a VM Bed Spreads and T ow el Sets Neatly boxed. A n attractive Gift. Fancy Collars Madessa Cuffs and Collars Sets. Real Filet Lace Sets and ‘new patterns just received for Holiday trade. •__________ ‘ 1 Silk and Wool Sweaters. Special priced for this Silk H oisery— “ O n y x’ Ladies Glove Silk Hosei colors:. White, Brown and Black - - - - $4.00 W om en’s O p e n W ork Hose in Black, White and Brown - - - - $5.00 “=-— __ _ >ers Comfort models of felt and Knitted for ever member of the family. Attractively pricecd for Christmas. i. a *. i Reasonably Price for W omen’s All-Silk Hose Heavy Thread, Silk throughout. Black,-White and Brown - - $2.98 , FLORIDA * - -- ■ - =. ' : - .. *4 :j y Z * — - f - —= - -______ mmmmmmmmmmmm . ?=? -rr f c : =- i - z *^ * * -) « .• i .An 1' 7* . \ . — s s s s e tt: yH - ‘ ' / V f #Christmas r lV- A Hh i �% •> * A~r-: . :f ""Hi * ij# r LETTUCE ON LOW NO PRICE SOCIAL NOTES (Fr«m R .ta r4 » y '» D .U f) Little red baskets containing candy were also at) each place. Ice cream and cake were served. Twenty little guests enjoyed a very : r v happy afternoon. •'v, JER 17, 1»20 FRIDAY, D1 THE SANFORD WBBSL1 GERALD . f^ FIFTEEN .......... ............. - _______________ _______ ______ s=r^ - :: God made 10 Cnmmandments: Woodrow Wilaon made T. N. T. The T. N. T. met with Mrs. Don­ (Trom W * 4 n « » J» F 't D » llr) ald Smith Friday afternoon. NINE SEMINOLE CLJLJB The afternoon was most pleaaantly The Nine Seminolea Bridge Club passed in sewing and conversation, was delightfully entertained by A. late in the afternoon delicious refresh­ W. 'Lee, Jr., Tuesday. ments were served. Bridge was played at two tables by members of the Club and the followTOO MUCH BEING SHIPPED AND I). A. R. MEETING ing substitutes:- Mrs. Charles Feddcr, PRICE IS. WAY DOWN Yhu regular monthly reefing of the Mrs. C. L- Britt and Mias Norma YONDER Salti.' I'arri'on Chapter D- A R. was Herndon. The prise, a Madeira hot held with the Hisses Munson Friday roll nappie was won by Mrs. B ritt (F reni W e4n*e4*)'a D ali?) An ice course was served a t.. the evening. The lettuce market is off. It is not only off but off so far ' After the regular business was over conclusion of the game. that it looks like "curtains" for any a most pleasant informal hour was MEMBERS OF SOCIAL DEPART­ more of it! this season. Many things enjoyed. MENT, WOMAN’S CLUB. have conspired to work ngainst the . A delicious salad course was served It is the intention of the Invitation grower* who had such a wonderful late in the evening, ^ Committee for the Woman’s Club crop of holiday lettuce this year. The w m i MRS T I DUMAS first lettuce that was anything bu t ? I» DG®W HTIM RS. T. .L- DUMAS Christmas Balt to send out the c'ards Following" the prime stuff brought a wonderful * re‘ “raas cn p n , “ cn the twentieth. rules ns given in the by-laws the price. This stimulated the g ro w e rs .^ * * Friday ' “ w o o n at)her home Park avenue for her two housc- names of tho guests of each member on everywhere to ship everything they mubt be written and given to the had and they did. They shipped all guests, Mrs. Arthur Hazzard Kate Lenoir. Invitation Committee before that the’ leaves and scraps and even went The house was tastefully decorated date, so far as to paint.the crates green in poinccttias snd ferns. j The following division has been with the idea that maybe some of the Bridge was played at four tables mndi: If your name appears in the Yankees would get real hungry and j eat the crates at a higher rate. But > nd tkc tw° ***** ot honor were pro- j year book from the first of the list |L * like the growers who shipped green ,-"ented "‘th P!ecca of Mrs. (through, Mrs. Ernest Houshoidcr oranges and grapefruit early in the J» on a bcaU] ,f“1 rend to A* 1 season and chortled in glee over what ^ n dl#h for ht^ Kore and M n * ‘ 1rnan- Beginning with Mrs. B. A. they were doing to them, the- laugh M- L**1*1** * * consolation which Howard through Mrs. Roy Symmcs send names to Miss Annie Hawkins. was rudely shattered and that fiekcl was a ^°x °* eandy* jade, the market, turned on them and* At thc c,08e of the B“mo most dc' Beginning with Mrs. R. A. Tcrhcun, the rest of the list, all the Associate the rosultis the ccllarfor lettuce nhd Bcious refreshments were served. j — fruits at _____. present. Fruit ______ may and un-t' Those i laying vr-r Mrs. Schultz,'members and the members whose doubtedly will come back iater in the' Householder, Mrs. Gallowjy, Mr-:. names do not appear in thc year book season but it looks as though lettuce.1KttIor» M‘* I-okc’ Mra‘ T* M- ^ n g - send names to Kathryn Wllkey. was doomed for this season ns then- >'*>'• Mrs W- J Th,tnon‘ Mrs. Hines. I We dd not expect to send any inviis so much of It in California, com,Icnr-’« Mr8- Kc?* Mr8- C s inclly. tations after December 20, 1920. . ing right along with our crop and our •-' rB McCulk •, Mrs. Watson nr.! Miss FIRE TODAY T crop is larger than ever. In order to ikey. Th” ‘ ‘n ^ e s ts werv: Mrs. find out what, the prospects were " • M‘ Thigpen, Mrs. Robson, V,s. F ir n u n w « 4 a * » 4 « r'l. D .ilr) John Ruksell wired* to the representa- B Ltngirv Miss Ilumo .and Mrs. An alarm of. fire called the depart­ r e ­ tives of Smith & Holden in Cnlifor- !*. imph. ment to the Presbyterian Manse to­ nia for a lone on the lettuce situation BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL day nb&ut two-thirty where it was and received thc following reply: discovered that thc roof was on fire, WOM EN’S’CLU B » "Los Angeles, Calif., There was a mee'ffhg Thursday eve- supposedly frorh the chimney. A large ,► ‘‘Dec. 14, 1920. Ting in the Episcopil Rectory of a hole was burhed in the roof before "John Rimrll, . _ . . ’ groun of wome rep.renting each lhc department was called and they Sanfonl, Fin , . ... , * . , . line if business i.i|i L> profession in ROOn extinguished it nfter arriving.on Acknowledging receipt of your . . . . . . , . . wlmh the won,ei of Sanforl pnr- the scene, Some dnmage was caused night lettergram dated the l.ith, re-' . to the furnishings by smoke and wat­ _.......i.i . . . . i. plying would advise this .state is i„ in ticlpat*. er. This meeting was called for the position to ship beginning January purpose of meeting with Miss Lila first an average of one hundred cars M. White of St. Augustine, state LONE SCOUT ORGANIZATION of fancy lettuce a day until April chairman of the National Federation A good many people havo the idea flinty providing markets can lie of Business and Professional Women's that the "I^me Scouta" arc thc aame found. ’ , Clubs, who told of the clubs nnd their as the Boy Scouts. Since several "SMITH & HOLDEN." purposes. have asked me about the Lone Scout Miss Whl*c wa; introduced by Mrs organization, I will endeavor to show i Blackman and gave a very interesting the difference between the two. tn'k. The Boy Scouts of America was or-, Mrs. I^mnardi, being elected as gnnized by W. D. Boyce, while he was temporary chairman, presided while n in England, and this organization _____ * * A t \ n n o a n n g<,n*‘i-al discussion was had of the pos proved a great success. But he soon saw the need of another organization It was voted to form n club in Snn- for boys who could oe would not join j\id and v committee was appoint*) i LAKELAND, Dec. 16.—Lakeland jraw u ? rules and by-laws to I. the Boy Scouts. Therefore he formed the Lone Scout Organization. precincts and those north of this city COnsilered at a future meeting, One good feature of tho L. S. or­ yesterday overwhelmingly voted a Mi„ white camc from Orlando to ganization • bond issue for $200,000, the money to Snnford nnd was BCCompanied by tHc _ is , „ that . the official organ, . be In building » h«rd,.urf.ccd fol[owinR frDm , hn Orl.ndo club: M i.. L° " ' bV highway to the Lake county line. *iIyouise J. , Allen, . . . ___a*"d arc Mins given, for statepolnta director; ■ . ,each , . . . . , . , * ... ... ,, _ , article or atory published. A total of This city voted 2(34 for bonds, 39 „Emma llainer, Miss Ida Ryan nnd 100 points gives the aspiring author against. Kathleen voted 34 for Mi„ U!ihcUe no5f>rtjl fa bronze merit medal, the second 100 bonds, 65 against. The bonds will b e ________ _ points gives him a silver medal, and used to complete the road north of D. A. U. Lakeland to Join with tho Lake coun­ Mrs. B. A. Howard delightfully en -f.thc U»ird a K0,d meda,‘ Aft«r win* ! ty . . line, . to widen the road that ii tertained the D. A. U. Bridge Club nln* 100 more he Ia P« « n te d with a already constructed north on Flori- |and an extra table of guests, Thursday ^•ndaome gold quill pin, which is the highest honor that a Lone Scout can da avenue from hine to fifteen feet,1morning and to complete the road in thc SoThe club prize was won by Mrs. win- and entlt,ea him to at?n the tlcrum and Foxtown sections. Morse whilethe guest prize, a hand- t *CB' ^ a^ r his nsmf. Even kerchief, was won by Mrs. Schultz. ! though this magazine is entirely writCOX’S BROTHER Delirious refreshments were served ten UP boys, it is by far tho most TIN-CAN TOUR18T al the c|ose of thp glime interesting boys' magazine published. ------I The guests were the club members' Whfn Bi* or mor* *“>*• in a citr Arriving in the cityMonday evenand. M,f# M„ . join the Lone Scout organization, they Ing by way of the auto route and Symmes , nd Mr>Gcorpf Morse of may’ if lher wish* ,onn * local tribe camping at DeSoto Park, enjoying Honduras. • ,1 similar to Boy Scout patrol) and the hospitality of the Tin Can Tour_____ (then go camping, hiking, etc. There iata' club, is no less a personage than BRIDGE LUNCHEON CLUB iare ■cven.degrcea for the members to Win. Cox, a brother to the Democrat­ The Bridge Luncheon Club was most pa8s- ^ who,e 8even contained in ic nominee for president. Mr. Cox is charmingly entertained Thursday by thrw>,odKO. Five medals are awardabout 60 and made thc trip from Day- Mrs. E. F. Householder. - , cd f°r t* e« degrees, and ypon eomton with his family in a large tour­ A sumptuous luncheon preceded the P'et*on if them ho may sign L. S. D. 7 ing car, especially fitted for camping game which was played by the club "Her his name. The tribe formed purposes. Mr. Cox is delighted with amf Mias Lee as thc only substitute. may al80 Kpt out a trlbc i’“Pcr <lik.e the Florida atmosphere ond especial­ Beautiful guest towels were pre- FLORID ASCOUT, which I publish) ly with the warm welcome received. sented to Mrs. Galloway and Mrs which should - contain the report of They expect'to remain in the city Connelly for making high score. all the meetings, and-be written up for several weeks and arrived in time . by members of the tribe. This in the to help the Tin Can Tourists cele­ (From K e a iU r 'i D u l r l original idea, but now tribe papers brate thc World Convention of Tin CHILDREN'S HOME SHOWER are formed without a tribe, and they Can Tourists. While visiting the var- , Every year the Woman's Club of circulate all over the United States, lous spots of Interest in and around Sanford sends a box to the Children’s "FLORIDA SCOUT” is not at presthe city they will maintain camping )|ome Society in Jacksonville. ent representing any tribe in Sanford, headquarters at the park.—Tampa Tuesday afternoon the Social De- for tho reason that there is no tribe Times. partment gives a shower- in connec- here, but if n tribe is organized, it tion with the bridge party. We want will become the official organ of the ICING MANY, CytRS to have as much to send hs possible tribe. _. _ „ 1MI . , I *nd we want not only the members H any Lone Scouta of this city T e Southern utilities Co., are ic* 0f Social Department to bring or 'voulj like to form a tribe here, ng more cars this year than ever gend iomet»,|ng a child could use, but please communicate with me.—Lone before in their history. This is being every me£ U r of any dep. rtraent of Scout Willard N. Lumley, Sanford, made poa.ible by the large number of tj,e club.-M rt. David Caldwell, Florida. cars of vegetablek going out at this time and also by. the Southern U till-! BIRTHDAY PARTY STATE ROARD OF ties Co., being In shape to supply the ------------------Mrg. M. M[nirik gaye -a t— party -at EXAMINERS HERE. Ice when it Is needed. I,It tt,u Ht,* , !i,be*n * her home on Myrtl® aven»»« Saturday B. B. Lane, president of the Edu- t J " 14 Points; “Peggy” Made 23 Puzzles for You to^Solve Watch for Further Be Sure and See: 1. The Human Butterfly. 2. Acrobatic Aerialists—exponents of grace, agility and dar­ ing feats of skill. ~ Spinning while flying. The Premiers of Pioneer Aviation. Spectators never fail to hold their breath during their exhibition. § Aerial Drivers whose nerve racking feats less venturesome artists dare not attempt, even on terra firma. Cake W alking, Tangoing, Shimmying and Statuary Posing while driving, making all other exhibitions sink into insignificance. All Auto Stunts are originated by Peggy Dorner for the sole purpose o f pleasing the “kiddies” and bringing looks of expectancy and delight to their faces. A sight worth going many miles to see. A remarkable exhibition of a humble but super-educated flivver. LAKELAND SECTION VOTES $200,000 TO BUILD MORE ROADS.. . ■>f "i,ch ■dub in s" ,ord Peggy Dorner, a schooled and proficient auto driver since 1895. A thrilling performance that is unequalled by any similar exhibitions in the country. . \ An exhibition demonstrating man’s great mastery over the steering wheel of an auto. A bunch of riotous, boisterous drivers, whose sole aim in life is to banish dull care and chase sorrow from all. a —# ’ t * Pantomime and mimicry second to none. * * , * Their equals are no where on earth. Balancing and juggling brands of tire, which can only be appreciated after being seen. 18. Cold words do not do justice to the merits o f this per­ formance. W hirling and passing while up in the air suspended by??? Beauty, skill and youth together with silver hair and statuesque rivalry.* « I — . »- • #* 21 . Unquestionably the most talented and skillful riders before the public today. 22. The children will never forget it. 23. Flirt with death. LAST BUT NOT LEASTr—Peggy has flown with the follow­ ing men of world-wide reputation: Andree Houpart and Rene Simon, o f France. Matilda Moissaint, Sal­ vador, Edmond Audum ors,of Switzerland and many others. Flew with Graham White from England. Belmont Park, October, 1910. - S lfdmllmuri “ V2 ^•0" -JoProf. bn-“T.b"J.n‘Kirk* bl, of:r"the°"*' A““u,io"; M 1” c"ra th« - .. - mh birthday. Hampton and thc procession b u / t h ^ a^c ^ h<! ^°U,C W” U,tefuUy decorated Board of Examiners for thc otate of 2nightr;.“.v iibr„'z* Z i live f>o2 - Itr is^estimated ^ ,hr^ was—the------« dining....room. examinations --------»>.v The table cuiuiuauuiiiii that to give the best of service. l •> A wut _________________ jwaB a kindergarten table with‘a ... . \ j white cloth and little holly wreaths 666 is p prescription for Colds, Fev- at each place. The center piece was "4 1 ^ ‘PP** « P a little Christmas tree dscor^ted in remedy we know. l7-13tc balloon, which were given as favors, ........... about one hundred teachers will take thc examination while thc board is here. Miss Clem Hampton has many friends here who ard glad to sec her again. M"H ‘ . • ’ s . ^ ’ HV *1 ~ - -A i 'M -V. �/ - ■ 1 THB SANFORD WKBKLT HBRALD d ra stic l a w s fr a m ed TO CURB PRICE EVIL FROM COAL TO HOUSES ------ r Co-operation of Government Building and Constructing GOVERNOR “REINSTATES" ED SCOTT, NOW DEAD TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 15.—The following executive order was filed yesterday morning in the office of the secretary of state: "State of Florida, executive depart­ ment. Whereas, upon a report made SENATE c o m m ittee BFES TOO known to me, charging Ed. Scott, member of the state road department much p r o f it e e r in g IN from the First Congressional district b u ild in g MATERIAL of the state of Florida, of being in­ competent to rightfully perform the WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—Sharp duties of said position, I, as gover­ criticism of the nntionnl coal Indusnor, by the authority vested in me which Implied threat of draa- under the laws of this state, did on tie legislation by 'congress to meet the &th day of^ December, A. D.‘ 1920, I-alleged cVils of profiteering and spec­ suspend the said Ed. Scott as such ulation, accompanied the partial re­ member <5f the Btatn road department port of the senate committee on pro­ of the state of Florida. "Whereas, I have been impressed jection and reconstruction, submit­ ted to the senate yesterday. In gen­ with the fact thah perhaps the eral, the‘report, which asked power charges preferred overemphasized to allow the committee to continue the situation nnd have'not been fully its investigation, suggested govern­ sustained by the facts in the case, ment activities to, bring about co­ nnd being further impressed with operation in building! construction, the supreme power vested in the gov­ but its three .Republican members, ernor, in such cases, particularly in Senators Caldcr, of New York; Edge the absence of the senate, making it of New Jersey, and Kenyon, of Iowa, impossible to have the suspension re­ supplemented their findings with ad­ viewed for ncarl yone year, and upon ditional statements, all of which more definite* information than was agreed in asking special legislative available when the suspension was attention to present methods of pro­ made, I have reached the conclusion that the charges filed, considered In ducing and distributing coal. These, Chairman Calder said, the light 00 the constitutional re“must be corrected" while . Senator .quirementa and the surrounding cir.......the matter " ciimntanccs and ronl facta in the case, Kenyon declared that "if La to go on, 1, for one, marsh ns the nre insufficient to sustain the per­ remedy may be, shall favor taking^ manent removal of Ed. Scott* nnd over the mines." Senator Edge ex­ that he should bo reinstated. "Now, therefore, it is considered pressed as his conclusion thut the coal nnd ordered that the suspension of industry cannot bring order out of Ed. Scott, member of the state road the prevailing chaos, and give even department of the state of Florida, be reasonable relief to the suffering peo­ nnd is hereby revoked, nnd that the ple, so I nm ready to modify some­ snid Ed. Scott be nnd hr is hereby what, in this case, my opposition to government intrusinn into private ' henceforth reinstated into the office business, nnd to davocate legitimate of member or the state road depart­ ment, effective ns of this date. scrutiny. "In testimony whereof, I have here­ •‘(’uni profiteering, especially ns it unto set niy hand and mused the has followed the priority orders of the interstate commerce commission ^grent sen! of the state of Florida to has continued unchecked try the de-(be affixed at Tallahassee, the enpipartincnt of justice and is a national |tal, this 10th day of December, A.' D. disgrace,” the committee said in its 1920. (Signed) "SIDNEY J. CATTS, joint report. "Coal speculation has Governor of the State of Floridn. been permitted, to, monopolize the “By the governor, nttest, H. "Clay transportation facilities of the coun­ Crawford, secretary of state." try, retarding necessary construction Although ns in stated above . the and increasing the basic cost of manufneture nnd distribution of comma- order bears date the 10th of Decemdities in general. It is 0led the home her, it wns not as n mntter of fnct owners, public utilities nnd indus­ transmitted to the office of the secre­ tory of state or signed by the latter tries." CovernmiTit adininistratioti of the offieinl until yesterday morning, De­ production and distribution of coni, cember 1-Ith. the committee saidi “should be a The nbovo dispatch from Tallahas­ last resort," but for the present it was recommended ' that 'operators, see will cause a great deal of com­ wholesalers, jobbers and *retailers in ment. Mr. Scott died suddenly of the industry be required to file full heart disease a t his hom6 in'Arcadia and frequent reports with a federal 'edernl | Inst- Saturday, and the funeral was agency. These reports should snow, show,'held yesterdny. He wns one of the ______ the committee concluded, "total ton- (original members of the state road nage produced or handled, size an j department, and was known throughquality thereof, amount of tonnage (out the state ns a man of superior contracted for, sold on contract nnd ^business attainments—yet the goverat spot sale, to whom, and the prices ^ o r ’s order of dismissal issued three .made nnd received under contracts or 'days before Mr. Scott's death, and sales," The report should be suffi­ after years of service in the depart­ cient "to determine costs and profits, ment by Mr. Scott, charged the Arand the corporate interrelations or cadin man ^ith incompetcncy.—Tam­ the communities of- interest, if any, pa Tribune.^ between companies, producing and MOTION PICTURE MEN distributing coal." PLEDGE $2,500,000 TO In the other field, the committee said, "there exists a serious short­ FEED EUROPE’S HUNGRY age of-hoqsmg, not only in the great cities but .in the smaller cities ns NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—The motion •ell, even in the far west and south," pfeturo industry in Americn yester•hich it held to hnve. deleterious cf- day pledged itself to Herbert Iloovfects upon public health, morals an d jcr to rais(; | 2,500,000 to succor starvindustriai growth. Lnbqr conditions (jng children in Europe. Mr. Hoover, also were discussed by tbe commit­ addressing i> conference of film mag­ tee. * 8 v; nates meeting to discuss plana for "The misdirection an exploitation combatting proposed Sunday ‘‘blue •f some groups of organized labor, laws," asked that they arrange to through grafting! leadership, has rescue 250,000 of the 3,500,000 chil­ been revealed in New York City* and dren reported in imminent peril of h*» • been • reported in some* other starvation unless aid can be sent •*rirer cltlaa," the report said. "This within sixty days. William A. Brady, has spread to combinations of em­ president of the National Association ployers, who, working together with of the Motion Picture Industry, and •och grafting labor leaden, have Sidney R. Cohen, president of the combined to force unduly high prices. Motion Picture Owners pf the United The department of justice Is urged to /States, then pledged the industry to prosecute the wrong-doers whenever raise $2,500,000. t / they are found to have violated the West Palm Beach la doing the federal statutes." Establishment of more trade right thing in consolidating Its civic schools by Cities and states to train organizations. Most towns can only apprentices for the. building trades, support one such organization, and if •as recommended, ns wns the cre­ it Is handled right it cap be vastly ation of a federal bureau to assist In more efficacious than half a dozen framing buildings codes which would poorly managed. secure public interests and a t the same time lower costa. Popular saving and thrift, it was concluded, would be aided by con. solidatingt under the postoffice de' ’ Psrtment all federad thrift activities, and by amending the postal savings will break a Cold, Parer and Grippe law "to provide adequate interest for quicker than anything, we know, preventing pnenmonla. l7-13td dqpoaitors." . SPECULATION TO END WONDERS OF HUMAN BODY More Complex and In Creator Har­ But Superstitious Railroad Man Who Shot It Down Waa Certainly mony Than Any Manufacturing Scared for a Time. Plant Poerible to Imagine. We engineers ure npt to forget that, the human Doily is the most wonder­ ful work jit engineering In the world. As a plant It U more complex than the largest works In existence, John H. Van Deventer writes In Industrial Management. Take the digestive tract, the lymphatic system, the framework of bones. Ihe Innumerable muscle motors, the co-ordinating functions performed by the liver, kidneys nnd other Internal organs. And to go a step further, take the sensory depart­ ments. How about the wonderful op­ tical plant In which' colored tnpvjng -pictures nre Instantaneously taken and devcloped7 IIow about the phono­ graphic department where the sound vibrations are received, recorded and reproduced? And the sense of touch so delicate that the fingers can be trained to feel flat spots on a steel ball which are not. apparent to the eye? Think of the thousands of func­ tions performed simultaneously, the routine one* automatically and those requiring Judgment being cared for at the same time' through other channels. You will agree with'me surety that the body contains the most elaborate organizations ever Installed In any plant; that Its component parts are examples of a finer kind of design than we will ever approximate nnd that the functions nnd their relations are co­ ordinated more smoothly than we will ever be able to arrange human rela­ tions. § LIFE SAVED BY PLUNDERERS PAGE FIFTEEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 . . . THIS “ANGEL" WAS A KITE “The shooting." *nys a Texas mao. "occurred some years ago on the Panhundle brunch of the Santa Fe. and the hero of tho tnle was a superstitious engineer who believed In 'warnings.' "One night be was rolling along at n good speed, when he saw a clear, white light, like a wlll-o'-tbe-wisp, dancing over the track a few hundred feel In front -He shut off steam and came to a stop ns quickly ns he could. The conductor, and train crew came running up to (lie engihe to see what was the mntter. “ There Is some one swinging a lan­ tern ncrosa the track, said the engi­ neer. and the crew went ahead to In­ vestigate. “ 'We . can't find anyone,' reported the rear brakemnn. nnd the engineer pulled out again, hut he went slowly, nnd In a few minute* slopped again. The crew went ahead once more to see what wns the cause of Ihe light. The conductor, who was a goqd shot, drew his revolver, and at Ida second shot there was a crash, a scream, and Ihe light went out, and something while came fluttering down from tho damls. * 'The engineer wns scared. 'You've shot an angel, sure,' he said to the condnrior, with a face as pnle ns death. . * “Investigation brought out the fnct that n small boy, with a lantern tied lo tbe tall of a kite, was the cause of the trouble; but for n long time It tdased the engineer lo be uskod about 'shnollng nngels."’ v CLASSIFIED WANT ADS LANDIS; FISH A HULL Attorneys and Counsellora-at-Ls* DeLAND, FLORIDA WANTED Will practice in the State nnd F«Jcr-' a) Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ WANTED—Second band show case. amining nnd Perfecting Land Titles. Inquire at tho paint store in tho Welaka Block, Railroad Way. 5-tfc, THIS WEEK’S OFFERINGS FOR RENT STEWART, THE FLORIST Poinsett&s, WANTED TO RENT—3 or 4 unfurHybiscus, Salmon, Red, double nished rooms or a small house by red. small family. Will lease by month or Ferns. . . Orders taken now for Pnncy, Snap­ year. Beat of ‘references. Write “Soon" in care of Herald. Il-19l2tp dragon, Calendrila nnd other plant*. FOR RENT—A largo well furnish­ ed bed room. 717 Park ave. 5-tfc. E. K. PERRYMAN Attoraey*at*Law MISCELLANEOUS 106 Park Ave. We will ship that Christmas box of SANFORD FLORIDA oranges for you, per box, $3.50.— — SBI Cates Crate Co. Phone 181. 12-26-tf r - g GET YO^R ORDERS in now for your new Buick cnr. See W. J. Thigpen. 46-tfc Is a powerful Antiseptic and Pain We will ship that Christmas box of Killer, cures infected cuts, old sore*, oranges for you, per box, $3.50.— tetter, etc. ' Relieves Sprains, Neur­ algia, Rheumatism. 17-l3tcCates Crate Co. Phone 181. 12-26-tf « _ FOR JJALE—Good farm mule in good condition.—M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfc GEO. G. HERRING RUB-MY-TISM f s ORDER your new Buick now and Attorncy-at-Law. you will not lose any time on the No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Bulldin new car load coming In sooq. 46-tfc SANFORD. FLA. DR. D. C. WARD, Osteopath is in Sanford on Tuesday and Friday of each week. 8-tfc Wc will ship that Christmas box of oranges for yotl, per box, $3.50.— Cates Crate Co. Phone 181. 12-26-tf YOU. CAN order your new Buick no wand save time on the next car load. 46-tfc HENRY McLAULIN JE W E L E R MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard’s Hand-Painted China Gorham’s Sterling Silver Roger*’ Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches Badly Wounded Soldier Owed RecovHIGH P U C E FOR LEWIS CASS ery to Cupidity of Ghouls Who Stewart, The Florist, 814 Myrtle Avenue. Phone 260-W._______10-tfc Had Stripped Him. Was Instrumental In 8ettlng Up Amer"Say it with Flowers"—Stewart, rcan Form of Government In It was at the battle of Kdgehllt, Tho Florist. 10-tfc SCHELLE MAINES Western Territories, fought Oct. 23, 1(112, that Sir flervase FOR SALE Scroop wns found upon the field to LAWYER 'Those who pushed the frontier west­ nil appearances quite dead. This wns FOR SALE—One pair good mule*. O F F I C E IN T H E C O U R T H O U S E on '.Sunday afternoon, Ahrn the bajtto ward were themselves'the product* of Cash or terms.—Bryan Auto Co. frontier conditions." says William II. took place, nnd It was not until the SA N FO R D FLORIDA following Tuesday that Sir Oervase’s Shaw In tho American Review of Re­ DRINK son found the body of his father. views. "Such n leader was Lewi* Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100 When discovered It wns entirely lin­ Ca*!*, a native of New Hampshire, per cent pure. P^hone 311. ked. hnvlng been stripped by camp who went out as n youth to the settle­ plunderers. The body was nlso cov­ ments that were soon to lie organized AGENTS WANTED ered with wounds, sixteen of a major Inin Ilie stale of Ohio, took part In lawmaking there, served as a volun­ AGENT WANTED IN SANFORD— nature being counted. Being brought from the field, efforis teer officer In the war of 1812, was ap­ Sell the Original Watkins Reme­ were mode to accomplish what np- pointed governor of Mlrhlgnn terri­ dies, Spices, Extr cts, etc. Necessi­ |tea red hopeless resuscitation. Iluh tory, nnd for many yenrs was engaged ties nnd repenters. All or spare blng was tried nnd after n long time In tbe difficult task of setting up an time. Write Watkins Co., 59 Mem­ n faint wnrmness pervaded the sup­ American form of government In re­ 12-1014tp that bad barely emerged from phis, Tenn. posed corpse, finally resulting In vol­ gions the wilderness singe. untary movements of the limbs. Sir "Thnt Lewis Cass was In after yenrs NOT ICE o r DISSOLUTION OF D R E W D E V EL ­ Gervuse recovered completely nnd OP M E N T COMPANY, A FLORID A lived for ton years after whnt was n United States senntor from Michi­ CORPORATION h member of cabinets, n diplomat gan. TO W.l. ISTEHKNTEII PAIlTim considered almost a miraculous revlvland an unsuccessful aspirant for tbe N’o l l r r 1* hereby f i r e d th a t on th e 3 f«l 4ay entlon. Ihe w ill make presidency may have partially blinded ] of heeefiiber.to IR20. the Ju<l£# of th e H eten lli J h The doctors were of the opinion that l t ’lrru lt C ourt of F lo rid a. at hi* C ham ­ THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT. he owed Ills life really to the brutal us to the renlly Itnporlnnt services that illrla ber*. tto ijm il. F lorida, i t 10; Oft o'cltM’k A. If., Indifference of Ihe robbers, ns Ihe be rendered In the pioneer perlAd of for mi p rtfrr dt*»olfln« h rew iW rlo p iiie rit Com Don't forget that it is just as nec­ coldness of Ihe nights hn<J coagulated Michigan’s history. Neither be nor l*« njr. a F lorida corporation essary to have your inner tubes IIENJ. DREW, strong, flexible and durable the some the blood and prevented him from any of the men of tils day could havo I * M. O. OVERSTREET. as your outer shoes, and our vulcan­ ^ceding to death. Had he • been foreseen the strain that was to be put M l K I N m l N * t U C K I N SA.O N .V. CONNEI.I.T. brought off the field, they said, and on the states rrenlod out of tho old ISAS* izing process will do this for you. H o lld tu ra fo r ■’• tlilo D F rr It's tho best tiro insurance you could put In a warm place he would un­ Northwest territory caused by the at­ ut youf tiro money, into, for it douNOT ICE doubtedly have died owing to the fact tempt to absorb vast populations of les, northern European blood Into the citi­ E f often trebles, tho lifo of both T lir r r r u U r n a n u .l m rrtln* or tl.* «torkthat he would not have received prop­ hol.lrrs of m# First Nullnnkl lU n k of tUnfnr'1. tires and tubes. We arc vulcanizing er nllentlon, hut which circumstances zenship. Florid a, w ill lo b» !4 In (be offlcr* of Ihe |»*nk specialists. • “Lewis Cass lived to see grept ar­ oo T kired iy. J ln n a r r l l l h . 1021. I J 10 n'rlnrk provided.—Chicago Journal. mies recruited mnnng those newly X m. M (irovbte.1 In Ihe b j-le w a . for tbe elec*i u f • boer.l o f director* to »crTe fjir the KENT VULCANIZING WORKS tnsde Americans to fight for the Union | rnatilttK T -*r. »nd for Ibe tr»n*»rlhm o f *nrh W anted W orth-W hile Order. nnd Urn principles of nationality which i other let,In — *■ m ar properly come t»efore . Phone 17 A city In New Jersey having been he bail himself defended throughout the ineetln*. n. r w h i t s ’e r . Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, Florida for some lime without a first-class his career." 13 3 -W Ctc C o tte r. book shop, the proprietor of one of the largest department stores an­ First Payment of Rent. ' nounced that he would establish one If It would bo linrd to find exact rec­ he were assured of the patronage of ord* of the first rent paid. It I* said the hook buyers who had done their thnt • when the German* conquered purchasing In Now York. ^ number parts of Gaul, the land was parceled In greenhouse, sterilization it has proved ns good as steam of professional men readily agreed to out to chiefs', lleulensnts and prlvato linking. In seed beds it kills weed seeds and many diseases. tills. The book shop was opened and soldiers. In return the holders of tho A fifty pound keg costa three dollars, and will treat 1000 to clerks from other port* of the store lands promised tnllllnry service when 2000 square feet of soil. were transferred to it. To one of needed. Some of (he lend was given Enough for trial sent free if you will give it a thorough test. these went a tecbolarly resident of the to favorites, who were allowed to pay city to buy on erudite treatise on ah In money Instead of service, and ths H O M ER T. D A RLIN GTO N obscure subject. It was not In stock system was established. Rent waa , General Delivery, Miamn, Florida. and the customer asked that It be or­ certainly known in the day* that Rome dered, giving the names of the vol­ flourished, thero being Latin name* ume/ Its publisher and Its author. The for rent under Ipng leasehold tenure; young saleswoman entered these on rent of a farm, ground rent, rent of an order blapk and stood looking ex­ state lands and the anndal rent pay­ pectantly. able for the right to tho perpetual en­ "Hove you oil the details? Is there joyment of anything built on the sur­ anything you. do not understand?" In­ face of the land. quired the customer. G IL L E T T E T IR E S "How many dozen do yog want?" Aneltnt Blblt. answered the salesgirl. A Bible belonging to Elizabeth Baddon, a Quakeress, printed In 1560, has been discovered In the EasL The H id­ I'M THE Shapes of Hair. W HO ROBS A Chinaman has a rount} head. den Dibit Is slxtren year* older than DESPERADO YOUR C A R Every hair on his head Is shaped like­ the Reims Testament sometimes OF ITS LIFE wise. That Is to Bay, a cross section spoken of ss “the oldest Bible." The of It (as seen under lha microscope) Haddon Bible Is nn authentic “Great" Bible. I t Is also a “Treacle" Bible. Is circular. ABUSE People of our own race have heads Coverdale, the translator, rendering . 4* o (hat are more or less oval In form, as "The Prophecye of Jeremye," gave your hat will show. The hairs of your Ihe reading “I am hevy and ftbafhed; Is there no trlsclo at Gylyad," This head are likewise oval In section. The negro has on oblong head. Call In the King James modem version It rather an oblong square. Etch In­ reads “balm In Gilead.” The Haddon Bible I* Indeed “Great." dividual hair of his kinky wool Is ob­ It weigh* 18 pound*, and U* dimen­ ABUSE is the chap who Interfere wfth your car giving you long square In section, which, In fact. sions are: Thlckneu, 4t4 Inches; the proper service. Carelessness Interferes more with the Is the reason why It kinks. life and looks of your car than th«i uae you gtvniL You Nobody knows why there should be width, 1014 Inches, length, 1SH Inches. , will bqj benefltted if you get acquainted with oar repairs (his sort of correspondence between —Detroit New*. the shape of the head and the shape of and advice. W Few Do Much Walking. the hair. It Is Just a fact In nature.— Statistic* of mankind's ambulations, Philadelphia Ledger. Including young children and old per­ sons, and (iking Into consideration Historically Sound. ‘ (tie fact that nowadays there are the Visitor—So Ihltf Is the famous orig­ Inclination And the facilities to ride inal Blnks restaurant that Pve heard more and walk less than our fore­ about for so many years! fathers did, sboVv that a fair estimate City Host—Yea, this Is It. Of couree, of the average dtslnnce walked dur­ old inop Dinks died some time ago ing tbe 24 hours by the men, women and the place has changed hands sev­ and children of continental United eral tlmeg since. The last owners Slues seems to be four miles. The w ^ B r a z i n g b W e l d i n g * 1* * * moved It from Us old location, which postman and tho policeman and the wns fifty blocks farther 'down town messenger boy walk far more mllei F IR S T ST. U O A K A V E to this present place and last .year than four, to Joes the farmer, though built an entirely new place here, which the use of the tractor ho* taken some they remodeled completely last sum­ of the burden of agricultural work off mer. Otherwise It hasn't been changed ■hank's mare. a particle since the old days. VULCANIZING “Keystone Soil Powder” Sterilizes the Soil A U T O J> ny SsMITH BROS. MOW VW KNOW TRY A HERALD WANT AD . ' x � 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, 1920 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, December 17, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 17, 1920; <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/813db8418d46b7bffc946686c2617e8e.pdf 079e1132e3d8a88238ede0e16ef34e35 PDF Text Text SANFORD IN THE HEART OF- THE W OR LD S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION TH E SANFORD W EEKLY H ERALD, FR ID AY , DECEM BER 24, 1920 yOLUUB ID - ENGLISHWOMAN SAID HE RB FUSED -T O VISE nER PASSPORTS •' MANUFACTURERS OF ILLINOIS SERVE FORMAL NOTICE ON UNION LAROR CHICAGO, Dec. 23.— Manufactur­ * WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-ch argea ers of the nation today served notice L U I l l l TT D v I L J j made by Mrs. Minnot E. Robinson, on union labor that the intensive drive — -— 'o f Manchester, Eng., that American against the closed shop started* Mrs. Chas. Popo and boys of San- Consul Wells at Manchester had a t -( _ . had . ford were visiting Mrs. F. J. Neu- tempted to prevent her from coming when William Butterworth Issued mycr Wednesday. . to this country to testify before the call for a •convention of big e Mrs. Geo. B. Upchurch o f Blrmlng- commission ’ for the committee o f players of the country, ham arrived Wednesday to spend the 100 investigating conditions in Ire-, Buttepworth is head of the I >LDER HEADS WHO HAVE holidays with her mother, Mrs. Geo. land, arc to be Investigated by tho noia Manufacturers’ Association, vl BEEN TAKING TIME state department. Lewis, J f r a m in g b il l s :NGTON, Dec. 23.— Undlsreporta o f a probable prealto and o f senate opposition, iy " In the house—the bieoalltlon o f western and representatives— today bework of Jamming through nrcncy tariff bill on agri- party" thnt it hns forced the ways ind means committee to frame a tariff measure—usually the work o f months—in two days, afid accord­ ing to all Indications will obtain favorable action on it IA the bouse in the same time, plana * bolng to take a final vote tomorrow night The emergency schedules estab­ lished rates so high that a virtual embargo oh the Importation of the products would be affected. Leaders of the “ new party," tho strength of. which frankly has alarmed members from thcNeastem manufacturing sections claim that the bill will receive sufficient votes in the house to nssuro Its passage over a presidential veto. Test votes Indicate the mnjority nre to have the bill forced through the senate with­ in two weeks, but this Is rather doubtful beenuse of Democratic op­ position there. In the house It Is probable half the Democrats will coit aside their historical antipathy to 1 protective .tariff. '. The first move of the farmer tariff makers in the house today will be to seek a rule that will prevent the burdening of the bill ’with numer­ ous amendments to extend Its “ pro­ tective wing," to other raw ma­ terials and many manufactured prod­ ucts. Chairman Fordney of the waya and means committee estimates that the emergency bill will produce about 1130,000,000 In revenue where­ as the commodities enumerated now yield about $6,000,000. The products included In the bill are wheat, flour, O T H E R CITIES. W OU LD SPEND THOUSANDS TO G E T I T .. T A M fW n n n JAM N EW EMERGEN CY TA R IF F BILL THROUGH Wt‘ tl **"*0c IIn—■ appointee and that If he had at first refused to vise the passport, as she testified yesterday before the com­ mission here, he had exceeded his authority. Sho told tho commission that Mr. Wells finally had vised her passport after sho had visited Mr. Skinner, at London, but that he had required of her a promise thnt she would not fur­ ther propaganda nor give Interviews to the American press. • Miss Susanna Walsh, sister-in-law of tho late Lord Mayor McCurtaln of Cork, told today to tho commission of the commfttco of 100 investigating condition sin Ireland tho story of the killing of the mnyor Inst March 20. She declared the mayor was shot down by Royal Irish constabulary Imen In thd presence of the lord may­ or’s wife and two small children. Twenty raids had been made on the mayor’s home previously nnd come since, she said. Miss Wnlsh declared thnt she was held up nt tho point of a pistol In her home n week before she left Cork and questioned concerning inmntea of the house nnd thnt on another occasion she wns locked ni n vermin-infested CHRISTMA8 BURGLAR” nEEDS CniLD ’8 PLEAS AND SPARES PRESENTS <B)r T h . A .x x U te d nola, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Washington, West Vir­ ginia and Wisconsin. He conferred with President-elect Harding yester­ day. Butterworth, In an open letter to­ day,1 attacked the plan of tho rail­ way brotherhoods, who, he said, de­ mand the establishment of a naionnl bureau o f adjustment to han­ dle all labor troubles instead of the indivldunl companies handling their F rttl) WASHINGTON1 , Dec. 23..ection of Senator Harrison, sippi, the consideration by ate of the emergency tariff dclnyod until next week. We UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE Christmas greetings to all. . • Miss Margaret Erlcson spent Sun­ day In town the guest of Mrs. Coller. Norman Swnnson visited nt the home of his parents Monday. Elmer Bergqulst and his sister, 222,000. • . • , house,". I Proponents o f the bill also rely ( anything, on the department figures to win •npport for the bill. They point out p D F y that Importations of wheat from 1 I l l A . Canada and Argentina thia year r i/\ l Live amounted to 15,050,068 buihela.! [* \|J Corn, rice and othef crops, arei * Kree by'importations, advocates o f I (By to* awcUW rr*»*) e bill contend. I WASHINGTON, D « . 2 3 - P r .. l Wool producers have Insisted that dent Wilson plans to spend oquiet ey face the greatest menace. Christmas at the White House. Tomerican wool production was eatl-|day he presented all ^ e cmployeei •Ud at 260,000,000 pounds this with a turkey and ff»vc the 9 ^ ™ *r, and foreign Importations have IMn* on the road to the golflinks counted to 1S2.000.000 nounds. .presents. manufacturers’ associations to be held January 1st. The conference will be In protest against tho stand, taken by the brotherhoods. ARE KEPT T O .T H E MINIMUM BY Butterworth Invited the following THE WATER TRAN8POR- • big employers of labor to be present TATION HERE at the conference: Elbert H. Gary Standing at the Clyde Line dock o f the United States Steel Corpora­ and watching the boats come in tion, Charles M. Schwab, president from Jacksonville with the of the Bethlehem Steel Company; freight of the world brought' to Dwight. W. Morrow of J. P. Morgan our very door makes one who A Co., Fl A. Sleberllng, Goodyear pauses to think, feel-that our Tire A Rubber Co.; Charles Pies, for­ mer head of the emergency rfleet cor-' greatest asset la being neglected unless there is a combined effort poratlon. ** / to get behind the Sanford Cham­ It was indicated by BOttcrworth ber of Commerce in ita fight to that the Immigration problem is ono get better accommodations from o f vexation to American Industry the railroidis and to take advan­ and will be discussed at the confer­ tage of our water rates in every ence. • •- • way. We have never as yet Quito Robert M. Buck, editor of the New appreciated thia magnificent arMnjority, lending Jnbor paper of tery of trade and travel that the • middle west, said, labor was stretches from Sanford to Jack­ nware of .the fight on the closed sonville— the beautiful S t Johns shop and was prepared to go tho river— and that from Sanford limit. • • - ­ South through the reaches of the “ Manufacturers sweeten the open Upper St. Johns river offers so shop proposition by calling It the much In the way of transporta­ ’ American plnn,' ” said Buck. "The tion. But other cities would ap­ open’ shop, If established, would preciate the river if they had it mean the end of organised labor. and the following from the Or­ This fight Is vital to our interests.’’ lando Morning Sentinel shows FREIGHT R A T E S • what they think of water trans­ portation down there and how much it would do for them if they had it: *'President A. Vun den Boom, of tha i Dr Ti* AuwliUd Bi***l WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— Christ- American Collapsible Box Co., a con­ mns dinner this year will cost less on cern engaged in the manufacture o f the average than Inst year. The corrugated paper boxes, with a plant Chrlstmns turkey wns reduced about at Walnut Cove., N. C., in addressing a dollar, butter from 38 to 28 cents the diners nt the Orlando Chnmber of nnd ressert (plum pudding), from 60 Commerce luncheon yesterday, stuted his mission to the City "Beautiful 'cents to 35 cents. The cost of Christmas bnsket* of without parley or delay by announc­ ing that his concern hnd purchased provisions, such ns arc distributed by $73,000 worth of machinery for the charitable organisations to the poor, manufacture in Florida of a nqw pat­ also have declined. Investigation dis­ ented collapsible box to be used in the closed that baskets which coat $4.80 packing nnd shipment of citrus fruits last year enn be obtained this year and other agricultural products. He for $3.50. stated that they must secure a site nnd commence the erection of a plant to house this machinery around tho (B y T h . A »ocl& te4 Pr««») CHICAGO, Dec. 23.— Decreasing KLI'ASO. Tex., Dec. 23.—Clara first of the year, and Orlando had living costs have knocked approxim­ been selected In the center of the cit­ Smith returned to her father's ately 15 per cent of the coat of this rus industry of the state ns the logi­ hom e Inst night nnd plnns to go year’s Chrlatmas dinner, It was an- cal location for their now pjant. But nt on ce to Ardmore. Oklnhomn, to nnswer to the chnrgc of mur­ their wny, way, an auadone thing stood In tneir dering Jake L. llamon, November Juatment of the freight rates of the 26 last. She fled to Mexico after state that would make it possible fo r the shooting, returning' Toluntsrhia concern to operate without being forced, to pay. a double and triptochnrgc in the receiving of raw mater­ MURPHY MAY BE GIVEN OF COURSE IT WAS POSTPONED ial from Ohio and Indiana through; A MEDAL FOR BRAVERY Jacksonville nnd the marketing o f (Br TV, A>mc UI*A Bt* m ) % WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—The sen­ their product within the state. “ Mr. Van den Boom cited instance* ate coal investigation committee hns the unfairness of the present postponed further action until Wed­ of freight rates', which seemed to fa v or nesday. • Jacksonville to the detriment o f otlbcr shipping point In the state. He pointed out -that the present rate* charged made it poaaible to ship n n r material from Nobleaville to Jackson­ ville at a charge o f only 20 cents p e t' hundred pounds in excess o f a similar charge of a shipment fro m . Jackson­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— A gross ville to Orlando. A shorter haul, o f deficiency in the national fiscal tran­ 22 milea was cited as another illustra^ sactions of two billion one hundred tlon—that of from . Winstom-Salem to million for this fiscal year and one Plant .City, in which the charge was billion, five hundred million for the $1.42 per hundred, against the h a d next fiscal year is the forecast by from Winstom-Salem to Tampa with, Secretary Houston, testifying before a charge of $1.18. Thia la unfair and the Senate finance committee consid­ it seems that we must locate la Jack­ ering soldier bonus bill today. He sonville to receive the advantage o f said federal finances were in such the present rates, he aald. However,, shape that new sourcea of revenue he continued, even though we loeate must be found and that no new bur­ our factory in Jacksonville we will dens should be added to the national establish our main offices in Orlando, marine spike into the hole in the treasury. . as it is the center of the local mar* ttom o f the boat, despite' the fact ketlng o f our product.” at be could not s w i m . — Tampa Tri* BOOZE GUARD IS FATALLY SHOT CHRISTMAS DINNER . TO COST LESS THIS YEAR THAN IN 1919 _ (By TV* i m t U M Btm *) ‘ CINCINNATI*, Dee. 28.— Joseph Kline, a guard on a truck loaded with whiskey^ bound from Bentacky to , (By TV# I s W i i M B n*#) New York, was fatally shot in an un­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 83,-T h e sen­ successful attempt to sisal the whis­ ate, following the house plans, ar­ key today. ' • ranged to adjourn today until MoodafVv ---------------------MOB LYNCHES __ (By TV* Ai w U I*< h i l l ) • SCRANTON, Pa„ Dec. 28—Thieves teday smashed a window of the First National Bank here and filled their P^tets with new currency which was ^•played on a Christmas tree, bht the police arrested them before they could escaoe. • . ' NEW YORK, Dee. 28^-Reguiar quarterly dividend of one per cent on common and two per oent on 1» preferred stock was today declared by the Virginia Carolina Cbeaieal Com- (By TV* I corner of Magnolia and Firet streets, the faith of youths. m w I>I*4 Bu m ) WASHINGTON, Dee. 1 FORT WORTH, Dec. 23.— Tom M. ly -fair weather for Chrfi Vickery, white man charged with predicted on the Atlantic killing policeman taken from jail \id the Weather B o m o , lynched at midnight by mob* BITTER FIGHT . �.4. ' PAGE SIXTEEN ' / , THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRID AY / DECEMBER 17, 1P20 — LEAGUE OF NATIONS . to see him' after an absence o f many HERE IS GKAYDON LOWER WILL INVESTIGATE _ OF THE BACHMAN BAND moons. Mr. Colbert is one o f the ■ TURKISH nARUMS* I ! pioneers o f the Moore Haven section and has grown up with the country, A soloist is coming, . (Tram T h sn 4 * r‘ * D »U j) ( •Mlj p*t«10M*T »U i t ) BRIDGE Will be in Sanford soon, having at this time somo fine farm GENEVA, D ec 15— A proposal • Mrs. Charles Fcdder entertained jng land covered with growing crops. He’ll set the city humming for the League of Nations to ■■■*t** at bridge Wednesday afternoon in | _______ On every catchy tunc. the duties now performed by.BoIlaai her apartment in the Weleka. The Twenty-five or more members of A musician of great power, under international opium convention Well known actoas the land, rooms were attractively decorated in the Sanford lodge o f Odd Fellows regulating traffic In the drug wei» poincettias and ferns. ! went to Orlando Monday night to at- And that is Graydon Lower* discussed by the* assembly today. Of the MILLION DOLLAR BAND. Bridgc wns played at three tables,' tend a meeting of the Odd Fellows of The “ white slave” resolution sop. Graydon Lower, Euphonium soloMrs. II. B. Lewis winning the prizo Orlando nnd surrounding territory, pressing traffic in women and chil­ WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ for high score, a beautiful glove box. The Orlando lodge put on the degreo dren was unanimously adopted site* A delicious salad course was served work and several from Sanford took TIONS IN FLORIDA! FOR TIIE an address^ by Miss Hennio Portthe first degreo and afterwnrd a fine WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 14. at the close o f the game. hammer, o f Denmark, who plead for Those present were: Mrs. A. R. banquet wns served in the banquet an -investigation of women in Asia. ' > \ Temperature: Temperatures were Key, Mrs. Ed Lane, Mr$. W. J. Thig­ room of the lodge. Minor and Armenia where she n H pen, Mrs. J. S. Smith, Mrs. D. W. ' generally equable In most o f the pen­ twenty thousand women were In cap­ The many friends o f Prof. W. insula, being normal at all regular Smith, Mrs. L. P. McCuller, Mrs. Rcgtivity. ' • s? r inald Holly, Mrs. E. F. Householder, Harvey arc glad to see him back in stations, except 2 degrees above nor­ i j Mrs. Fred Walsma, * Mrs. II .B. Lewis,'the music business in Sanford again. ARMING ANI) MAKES SWORDS mal at Key West. Freezing occurr BRITISH MISSION ' He will be associated with H. L. in the extreme northern and w e s t e S ^ 1” ' C' E> Hcnry " nd M,“ WilkcyINTO PLOWSHARES. INFLUENCED Gibson in the phonograph and piano counties on several days and rather MAYBE. * SHIPPING BOARD CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB business and ns Mr.Hnrvey has many heavy frost in the upper portion, of - 7 % Students day program last Satur- fH(,nds a„ ov„ thla BCctlon the (B y TV* A « U U 4 Fra*») ., WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—It be­ the north-central portion. day afternoon was notably good nnd 8Ucccg9 o f the new firm ifl aasurmL 4 l WASHINGTON, Dec. 15— M e»Pcrcipitation: The rainfall was gins to look as though disarmament largely attended. \ y\sjde f rom being a piano salesman, •bors o f the British Mission visiting might encircle the world after March generally deficient, although it was In addition to the usunl piano, num- and tunei.( p rof. Harvey is a fine ' the United States in 1917 attempted V •'«k» fourth if the House Naval Affairs about normal in the extreme western bers were: A part song from four to influence the shipping board's poL means anything by their statements portion of the section; more moisture High School girls: Lillie Ruth Spenc­ musician and knows whereof ho 'kies, William Denman, first chair­ speaks when he talks about a musi­ made in a canvass o f the situation is needed in some localities of the er, Florence Henry, Margaret Zachman of-th e Board testified today be­ cal instrument.yesterday in the house. .The commit­ South. Rainfall on Monday probably nry and Lillian Shinholzcr. Mrs. Dun­ fore the House committee investigat­ tee is undivided on the subject of covered the extreme northern coun­ can gave a splendid paper on “ Dis­ (From TVurtdajr'i Dally) in g the board. He said Sir Connop disarmament and does not lqok kind­ ties— being unfavorable on some low couragements in Music, Study and Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl and daughter, ' ‘Gothrie, member o f the British mis­ lands. ly upon* the suggestions of Secretary Helps to Meet Them.” Miss Olive, of Longwood, are among s io n , was mado a member o f the od­ Daniels made yesterday in which he Condition o f Crops: The weather Plano selections covered were: „ the visitors to the city today. stated that unless America was prop- o f tho week, as a whole, was general“ MILi v*80rY b°artL ‘ ist with Harold Bachmnn’s Giguc Bretonne •____ Bnchmann erly armed she could never enforce -ly favorable for citrus fruits, celery, LION DOLLAR BAND’’ will appear • EmUy Bailey. Relatives of Doyle Clay received a NO CENSORSHIP peace while all other nations were lettuce, cabbage, strawberries and in Sanford Christmas week, op his Waterfall _____________ F. S. Mayor telegram, Wednesday, telling o f his ON MESSAGES arming and getting ready for anoth­ oats. Some cane was planted, and second season with that organization. Florence Henry marrihge in Titusville, Tuesday. • PASSING THROUGH er war. ' • • * ’ . the planting of the oat crop is not finDuring the war Mr. Lower was lead­ Valse C a p rice _____. . . . ___Ncwland The prevailing opinion of the ma­ localities . T. C. King, formerly with tho er of a cavalry band which nehieved IBjr’ Th. Ai*6cl*t*d Pr«i»l Sarah Whccless jority o f the -------------------members of the house , benn crop has been WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—TcnU• w r ---------- shipped; ■« ' it was Hobgoblins ______j _______ Williams office'force of John Russell, has ac­ considerable reputation.' He was rccand virtually all the members of the very sntsifnetory. Tomatoes in small cepted a position with the Seminole, ognized as one of the finest cuphon-! tive agreement, “ no censorship shall Nezzie Stone naval affairs committee is that tho quantities are being shipped from the w > | u ................. prc9S{>rt Firat>stcp Hotel as night clerk. ium players in the army service. Mr. be imposed upon messages merely United States should do nothing south. The planting o f spring, truck Lower was one of the hits of the se a -1passing through relay points,” vra* • Eleanor Bolly . more than cafry forward the great crops is under way. Small quantities Mr. W. D. Baker, who is a brother- son with the “ MILLION DOLLAR reached today by the International Serenade ___________________ Libert naval construction program of 1916 o f strawberries will be available for in-law of Mr. F. P. Foster, comes the BAND” Inst season nnd comes back Communications conference, Walter Virginia McDaniels ‘—the largest ever iqpthorized by any holiday markets The cane crop has Vnlso No. 2 ____.’___________ Durand last of the week to be a guest nt the to the organization this winter after S. Rogers, American ropresgntaUve, nation at one time. Representative f been banked nnd syrup making '• is a successful season in Hlinoiar and, told the senate committee. Valdez for the winter. , . Mndeline Mallnm Butler, Pennsylvania, chnirmnn of largely completed. 'Ranges are in fair Iowa as a director o f a twelve piece I To the Rising Sun (from Norwe­ the committee said. rcondition in the peninsula. The pcgian Suite)........ Trygve Torusen . Mr^ W. J. Thigpen,- Mr. Arthur concert orchestra under his own name. FRUIT RATE HEARING The' 1916 program, accordingK to|cnn crop has been mostly Jiarvestcd; YowcII, Mr. G. C. Chamberlain, Mr, In addition to his work with the brass TO BE HELD IN JAX Liljinn Shinholser. Butler nnd other committee meni. up-[it is short— due, it is believed, to the i Sextette from I.ucin, Venii-Engelman Kennedy nnd Mr. Grow have returned sextette and quartette that Mr. BachDECEMBER TT1E I IT!! on its completion, which probably f cloudy, rainy weather du from a most successful hunting and man is featuring this season, &lr. Kathleen Brady. (By Th* AuocUUA Prats.) will bo by January 1, 1924, will make ’ spring months. , Lower will be heard on this sweetest Polka Caprice _______________ Kern fishing trip. the United States the greatest naval ---------------------------............. ........ WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— Tho Iatoned of all band instruments, in sev­ Corn Rutherford Mrs. White and children, of Chica­ eral of tho Undard solos for the tcn ,u tc Commerce Commission yespower in the world, even allowing for EAST SANFORD Trollct For-O et-M e-N ot............ Gicsc go, who have been stopping at the euphonium. some uncontemplated additional con­ |terdays suspended fori further hear­ Helen Jinkcns Vnldez Hotel for the pnst week left ings, schedules filed by the Arizona struction by Great Britain. Rev. W. T. Rancher will be here When the Roses Bloom i today for Mt. Dora where they will, Eastern Railroad Co., and tho Rock “Tha completion of the present from Apopka Sunday and preach nf-. THE LONGWOOD PICKUP spenq the remainder of the season. Ihjjldirf: pFoj^-api* jwill give tho ternoon nnd evening at Moore’s Sta­ Island Southern Railway Co., and Mildred Hand. United States n supremacy of 31 tion church. , Tyrol . . . Spaulding Mr. and Mr,. C. W. F.nUmlng.r f ” pOTln* i " " ' " ' ' 1 cb* r « * “ ,n,1“ A merry party of Eustis and Taper cent over Great Britain in first The Moore’s Station Christmas tree .nd Mr,. Will Satchrr were rl.lto r, llnd I '* * t* bl« ; ,. Elizabeth Whitner. vares people were here today in the line battle cruisers,” said Roprosen- and entertainment will be Monday I Hearings will bo held at Chicago* Jnpnnirn ............................ - Stanford person of Mr nnd Mrs. Willis Powell ' n Wednesday. tative Britten, Illinois, a member of evening, December 27th. A special __, , ~ , . . ..II Jan. 3; San Francisco, Jan. 11, New Carmetta Barber. nnd daughter Mnxioc and Mrs. Wilthe committed! "Our first line ton -1effort has been made by those in y 1 m fURCr>° q r/ n ° W 1Orleans, Jan. 16, and Jacksonville, Impromptu ______________ Reinhart Hams. Willis Powell is the live wire m* on ° [ 1C" U" “ y‘ . ,,, Jan. 21. • nago will then be 1,118,000 tons com- charge of the arrangements that each Margaret Zachary. secretary of the U ke County Cham-1 Mr' d" d Mr* - G' ° ' U V ' n0 * nd pared with 987,000 tons of Great child in this, community shall receive Aldn were shopping in Orlando The meetings of the Cecilion Club 1her of Commerce and keeps his counBritain. No other nation would be something from the tree whether „ tl BILL BRENNAN ' , , . . . . have been suspended for the Christ. . , .. ’ Saturday, anywhere near as is“ lmembers Sunday school orI Nnot. „ ty on the map in letters. *Mrs. '. . NOT SATISFIED • ' • J *, i * ' - * ' l l ' M * us, U S Japans “ ,nnvy U ,,J 1 i l t * VIIIH* I N tof i l lthe ilt* o U IlU n ) J H . I 1U U I H UV. ». . . 1 1. > . —. a i l si. . . . i n u " W IC “ ' “ r 111 large *a i 8 l ** * . . • r\ _ L a 11 ^ _ , ,, ... , , * _ ,,, . . . . . mas holidays until the second Satur... .. , 0 i Miss Margaret and Omah Allen now less than onc-thlrd of ours, and A free will contribution was asked , . . Williams is the wife of Secretary Wil-j . . , ' WITH DECISION day in January spent the week-end with their par­ Hams o f the Eustis Board of Trade. she can complete no huge building for last Sunday and was responded ______ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. ( 8 7 H * 1 m k UU4 Tr%st) program that would endanger Amer- to most generously for which G. F. S. NOTES NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-BB1 Bren­ Miss Elizabeth Humphries and Mrs. [ M™JS. Dinkel and Miss Olivo lean supremacy within the next few committee is truly thankful. The GIirl* ri^dly met N- « . Bullard of Dade City, Mis. Dinkel attended the. i Mllliop Dollar nan, who was knocked out by Jack year* Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpany and Mrs. 1 lie vj r *a* F r u u iu iv Society o ia iy iy iiicv ’ ' . n , . Dempesy lastjpight said he would ask at the Parish house Saturday and M*myc » RS 'r. Miss Claude Brabhra, Band concert Wednesday Butler pointed out that most of C. E. Chorpering were shopping packed a large l>ox box of games and toys »»'»* fl‘ “ uuc Brabham «*'« *LraT,act,n* bu,i’ ifo r another match as he was not satMl** Maude and Mr. J. n R -.,( - • - ' ^ , the big battleships o f the 1916 pro­ Orlando Thursday. . I isfied that Dempsey wad his superwhich they sent to the orphans of Miret of Cocoa and Miss Mary Pagett ness in W o r d Wednesday. gram have not been completed, beMr. nnd Mrs. R. I. Grier have Mr. of Winter Haven, aro at the Seminole Mrs. E. E. Hardy was shopping in ior. Dempsey left today for the Pacause of the war policy of building Grier’s sister, Mrs. J. Y. Pharr nnd the St. Mary’s Home in the mount1, , .........., , V w h ile th ev take the state teachers' Orlando Thursday. . j effic coast until he begins his trainT h C,n ‘ °riT ,hr" Ch, " dr" ’ ° f r , " C •„** T L Th' " T T T 1’ 1'" '" . " " examination Hoy amt Bill Coleman and Jack |„c ,or hi. m.teh with J . . . WlllUnl, pletion will require lame a p p ro,!,., yu e.t. tor an indefinite time. M r.,to pt.e to,.an d s.n tr. to the unfor- e.amlnattan. Vann.de, were vi.itor. la OrlandoySt. Patrick-, dly. tions, without touching an additional Pharr will be here for Christmas |tunate children of Seminole county. T Mrs. Charles B. Tyler has re- Saturday, i program, as recommended by Secre­ Mrs. Pharr was here for a visit la st, They hev»ve in doing good They also turned to her home on La^e Onoro,, Claude HenchclifT, J. H. Allan and HORGENTHAU tary Daniels. . _ w inter.. 'have good times among i her. t rives, „ . .. having spent the summer in the C. E. Hartley motored down to OrMEDIATING Butler and other members of the The^ whole o ft h e E w t werei_Inhaving four bowling team, and they viilUnf >t Bogtori( New York, ,mndo Sunday FOR ARMENIA committee' also believe that the town to hear the Million Dollar band expect to bowl with other girls „ ___________ ■ -r-v._____ ■ t. i. - j - u . ! * ,i .. \ i ___-# Syracuae and Thousand Islands. Mr. i Miss Mary Griggs of Sanford United States should not authorize ^last Wednesday night. [ teams in th estate. This sociey has (By TV* A***«l*t-4 Fr***l and Mrs. Tyler have as their house-' visiting Miss Alda LeV.nean additional program until it is d efi-' Mr. and Mrs. Willism Wood, the been organized two months. The WASHINGTON, Drf-f 15.— Hfenir guest their aunt, Mrs. J. W. Buston > W. A. Woodcock was transacting nitely determined Whether this ns- Geneva bridge folks, had as guests officers are: President, Kathleen Morganthnu, former ambassador t* of Syracuse, N. Y. business In Sanford Friday. Uon ia to enter snme kind of an in- last week their old friends, Fred Mil- Brady; vice-preisdent, Maud LaJce; Mr.' and Mra. H.~R? Chapman and Turkey* Wfts select« 1 bY ternational association or will agree ler of Ionica and William Richardson secretary, Zeta Davidson; treasurer, __________ home next week to Wl,9on 10 act *• president’s personal INTERNATIONAL. CORRESPOND*on are ex,-ctcd i with other leading naval powers, par­ of Belding, both Michigan towns. |Mildred Holly; reporter, Mary Ellzaspend Christmas with Mrs. Chap- representative in mediating belwaew ENCE COURSE ticularly Great Britain and Japan, on Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fay and daugh- beth Puieston. man’s parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. S. tbe Armenians and Tnrkish Nttiona disarmament policy. ter, Miss Susie, of Cameron avenue, O. A. Farrington, representing the DinkeL |* ***’ . . • have as their guests, Mr*. Fay’a sis­ International Corresponednce School. Mrs. Wallscq Thompson iof Orlando ~ ~ W. R. BATES WILL MANAGE ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. o f Scranton, Pa., is conducting a spent the day, Monday, w th Mr. and j CALLED TO T R o l l F T JONES' CASH STORE HERE Fichner, of S t Paul, Minn.,, a cousin (From w*dn**4*7'i D«iij) window display at Elders Springs Mrs. E. E. H ardy.. -. W A ^ H T O rT o iT ^ W 15.—Lsurio f Mrs. Fay’s, Mrs. Clendel, of DavLewis Fielcher left last week for water depot where he would be Mrs. Geo. Stuart is taking thef ' a o n m u i u n , uec. The announcement that W. R. enport, Iowa, and son Charles were New York where he will bo. engaged pleased to meet all ambitious people teacher’s examination. In Snnford cnce Ginnell, former member o f th» British parliament, nnd Miss Rntk Bates, o f this city, will take the guests recently enroute to their win­ i in business. ■1 ans interested in Improving this week. Russell, o f Chicago, W were management of the Jones’. Cash Store ter home in Fort Lauderdale. > their education and condition through; Tho ladies o f the Civic League are “ c " ' ol CJT5 caBed tocom m itted Missc (Bercie Long, of Monogahela in Sanford' comes as a pleasant sursystem — o f ----homo study. holding ---------------------------a bazanr Wednesday testify before the _ . . . . ... . . . , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meiseh have -a ---------------- 'for - — the —- “, ny pricc among his legion of friends. Mr. Pa is expected here this week to vis- ^ ^ M f anJ Mr| Tho , c g arfi thc ori<flnato r8 of bencflt o f the library. They also wiU 'nvestigatfng the Irish question. Bates will take charge of the Jones it er parents, . r. an • r*- • ‘ *'iW olf nnd daughter from Long Is- tho correspondence method oif in- have a rummage sale Saturday, D e -1 ■tore on January first and in the Long and other relatives during the . . PRICE WORK r struction nnd in thc 29 years they comber 18th. store will have the assistance of Mrs. holiday season. | ’ SCHEDULE ON have been engnged in this work have J. S. Dinkel was transacting busiCLOTHING Bates, who will act as cashier and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Commons, of I W. L. Morgan is home for a few educated thousands who for various ness in Sanford Tuesday. clerk and this will mean that the Stona Island were callers at the Llls- (UyB Bnd h,B many f rjendB arc Kjad would have bccn un„ble to Mr. Rankin and Mr. Bly of Or(Br TV* Ai *m I*u 4 Frau.) customers will havp service at all W° rt p j o t ^un“ y* |to have him here again. Mr. Morthe knowledge necessary to turn lando and Chas. Fcdder and wife of tlmea. Mr. Bates Is an experienced -••• h AS i gan reports a fine business over the failure Into success. There nrc thou- Sanford were visiting J. E. Phipps j 'T . ' 15'„ of merchant having been in the grocery Mrs. ,Toyama recently state In his line. aands today holding prominent posi- Sunday. ‘ hcd“ ' C. ad° Pted l" the clothing manufacturers associa­ and general merchandise business at word from Japan that her youngest ,, , —------, . tions simply because they used their tion and amalgamated clothlnr work-* many points in Georgia and Florida. sister and Mar-da Mayada had been David Price, thc supervisor of the Bpnr|? timo for ayBt<;rnatic study. I SERVICE MEN WANT era union said it amounts to • **l<*kHe haa been a resident of this city married. They will not I come to .............. . ... - Jones’ Cash Store, left for Orlando For the t two yearB Mr> F„ . * EVADERS PROSECUTED out.” for the past three years, being with America until next year. Mrs Toy- today to arrange for a larger stock rinKton haa had charge 0f buB,neBB the Rivers Bros., and has many n rv S‘ v 0rd of the I. C. S. In West Florida but , b, tv. A.~,.ud rr.*.i friends here and elsewhere who will mother had died at her home ‘ " Sellers will have charge o f the store waa refenUy tranafc^ . d to this ter-| WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-Charges COMMUNISTS IN CZECHO-SLOTAKIA be glad. -to know that he ia going in J*pan• 1hcn* ,n the future; ritory. He likes Sanford and Its peo- that the War Department is Uklng no FAILED IN PURPOS* for himself. . Onc of Mr. and Mrs. Charles : pie better than any other on the ter- action toward prosecution o f dTaft Dunns little sone .is recovering from , . , . Jimrhy Pierson has arrived in the Htory and will make It his home, 1evaders and deserters were filed with (By TV* Am*«UU4 Tnu) serious illness from scarlet f e v e•-city r . * tnd ia a„ flt aa a fIddle for hla ' _________ ;_________ BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS! i the nouse Judiciary committee today ..PA RIS, Dee .16.— Att*®?** ^ The little Walden boy at Cameron bout with DlUy H o ff^ Q at Prin-i BASKET RALL GAME by representatives of service men’s Communists in Czecbo-Slovaki to <*~ Fight tuberculosis Seals may be City his recovered from the diph- cesa xhia ihotlld prova moat organlsatlons. . ! erthrow the government failed entire­ bought a t the foUowIng places. Booth ,.theria. Dr. Denton used >all pre- lnter(.atinK to B„ lovera of thil 1 Sanford High School is going to' ly, according 16' dispatches to -th* at postoffice, Mrs. It. J. Holly, chair- cautions to prevent other cases. pport. play Kissimmee High School Friday TQ REORGANIZE THE French foreign office today. Ik man; Booth at Yowell’a, Mrs. John The Pezall home on BeardalL-avenight and a very good game 1s exSHIPPING BOARD the government is emerging\ ~ Leonard!, chairman; Mri W. L. Mor­ nue is looking fine with new paint, The many friends of F. W. MsThc w‘ “ ^ caUfd at strong position and Communis lcs“" gan, county chairman* apartment 16, Some one with a view to cutting honey ^ ^ him out again 3=°0 P- m- Th*8 ‘ 8 » doublcheadcr (By TV* Su*«l*U i fra**) . : , Welaka Apartments; Mrs. Hal Wight, first Every- 1 WASHINGTON, Dec. 16th-R eor- ie™ WCt* * * ^ C ~ ' U „ ■ w ' T ^ tot° . ( t . r b ,l„ e confined to hi. home fa , « ™ c . U,c qlrl. playing Mrs. C «.._F a ,. Jr., and M n. W. T. t l » D a l ^ c ^ p a v fy U llM , -m ~ . (U r lh. '..qpnutinn I. *nv*te<l Invited to to come com . out and see ganization o f thc shipping board by SENATE PASSED amputation oof( b od , 18 Langley, Park avenue. house at Moiris SStstion one night ________________ -. j •. t j . one o f hU legs. Mr. Mahoney can »h® b°y» and If‘ rl8 ot Sanford play divorcing the emergency fleet corporANTI-STRIKE BlU* nt-i v u *v c .u w m U '1? Jni* aT * /.,n° t< UnK only get obt in his car but will be some good basket ball. lation and the selection of experienc-1 j._____ Bids have been let by the South,how much fertilizer and l.fft no clues. ^ ^ to hi* business in a| ----------------------------led shipping men for the management <y, tv* ji^ m 'Florida Farms Company at Moore few weeks. | Arcadia on January 26 will elect o f each organization, are among the WASHINGTON, Dee. 16.—The 1 Haven for the erection of five new The man who never looks up is- • irter board for the purpose of suggestions o f Martin J. Gillen, of ate passed the anti-strike bill m*1 charter residences which will be occupied by rank failure when it comes to lifting ding the present, city charter or the House Committee that is invest!-, interference with. Interstate ci N. A. Colbert is here from Moore amending those wishing' to buy them. Haven and his many friends are glad o f adopting a new .one.. ..gating the shipping board. , « felony. “ P- SOCIAL NOTES WITH SECRETARY DANIELS ABOUT ARMING NATION Big Battleship Program Would Be Knocked Out EVERY NATION QUITS m o / ersonal Mention . 1 1 r • . V ■f v ? - : - - • 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, 1920 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, December 24, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 24, 1920. 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 2-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1920; <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/e239a43203eab3eb18574bfb3f8421da.pdf c2e809e42d6f463a1ff91bbe7ba4a865 PDF Text Text . * ■ -~TT l> ^ 7^L_KJ /--?T53I 5® -,, .f*. v: •♦.-*•. -v. *tjv TOP4fi HrVt THE SANFORD HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION V -. NU M BER lfc TH E SANFO RD W E E K L Y H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , DECEMBER 24, 1920 VOLUME X IL ----------:---------------------------------------- - r — ------------------------------ $ ---------------- FIRST. BAPTIST CHURCH K m /m ; iscences The P a sto r B uilder I’nrk Avenue nnd Sixth Street By MISS M IN N IE E. S T E W A R T . SANFORD, FLORIDA. Mr. C. H. Tuxbury was the first P L A N OF THE B U ILD IN G SnyH Welcome— , Dr. George Hyman, pastor o f the (B). a charter member o f the^Fim t church clerk, and J find from his To all who mourn and need comfort, church letter to the Wckiva Associa­ B»ptist Church o f Sanford, The building is unique. The best p j „ t Baptist Church, Sanford, w as To al who are tired nnd need rest, e . tion, September 30, 1885, that at that To all who are friendless and netid friendship, points in the Third Baptist Church o f born in Washington County, Georgia, time the church membership was 36, Mrs. E. E. Cox) To all who are lonely and want companionship, St. Louis, the Sanford High School August 7, 1882. His fathre, Rev. J. and the total contributions fo r all ob­ To nil who are homeless and want sheltering love, nnd the Tabernacle Baptist Church o f j . Hyman, was a Baptist minister f o r To ni who pray and to all who do not but ought, When I renchcd Sanford first, in jects fpr the yenr, including church Atlnnta arc combined in this structure. 1n period of fifty years and'it was hi* and Sundny School expenses, was To ai who sin nnd need a Saviour, * . . . . . . i f . ____l ___ ______ jSS-t, the Epi«c°P a' Church was stand­ $640.75. ‘ < It meets the requirements of the chiershed desire that his only And to whosoever will come. ing in its present location the Pres­ The State Mission Bonrd gave the Opens wide the doors, and making a free place, in the name of Super-standard Sundny School nnd hns bhould also enter the ministry. * I .• ____ nA fllii u'nm nn sm ans had a building on the lot church finnpcinl assistance for severnl »». ! n„ ’ mother was a godly woman wno Jesus the Lord. an auditorium that w ill scat 808 hcr hu8band’s . ambition *hat iheir present church stands, yenrs. sons. There arc no connecting or roll- ' th0|r boy should become a minister. Our first church building! 32x50 . the Methodist Church on the ing1 doors. . 1 Dr. Hyms,n is a graduate o f the feet, to scat? 240, was, though not northwest comer of Sanford avenue The Sunday School part Is three n QUSton High School, of Arab!, Ga., finished, in shape to bo occupied in i cirth street had been completed stories with an arrangement for r o o f;nm| 0f the Georgia Normal College, 1885. gnrden. On the first floor Is found the 0£ Abbeville, Georgia. H o.took a £ £ before. but the M k M N o conversions were reported till church office, the toilets, the lobby special course in Mercer University no church organization, much less n 1886, when four wero bnptizcd during or pnrlor, the crndlo roll, department, nnd a two-year courso in tho Souththe assoclatlonnl year. •• pUcc to worship. nnd the beginners department. On tho urn Baptist Theological Seminary, o f The church letter of 1888 states that Before the completion o f the Meth­ second floor is tho Sundny School audi­ Louisville, Ky., later taking pastor­ "Our sisters havo been very hard nt in Florida — Apalachicola, torium where juniors nlso meet. On ates odic Church a Sundny School was or- work for tho Master and have secured the third floor is the kitchen, an d ! Ilrooksvillc and Marianna. For ono ijf* . • 'j pnUod of which Dr. A. E. Phillips nlmost money enough to finish the in 7/ ■* 9 banquet room, the primary depart- year he wns professor o f Old and ’ juporintendent nnd n Bnptist, Mr. side of our church building, nnd to ment, the Intermediate department, N ew Testament in the Bnptist High White was secretary, nnd put an addition nt. the rear of the School from which ho graduated. Fo* rtnd the library nnd rending room. 0 ' n class In his ef- chuith to conUin bnPtiat,T* drc” ,nK one three yenrs he wns Secretary o f Tim basement of the mnln nudltorsometimes taught • rooms, etc." I well remember being Sunday School and II. Y. P. U. work, in r v u iii IU I U iu ..................• ium is used ns a cluli room for tho fort" to help in the work. 1jn tbc church several evenings when ™ . <■ "|ulpi*d ,* » Storuu « ■» * « Rev. I. S. Mahon of Illinois, who ^ n)pn >vb„ Rad been busy in their Boy and GlrLScouts. r h‘ ' i n VhU work that ho first visited with dressing rooms and lockers. The pleasing person• rim'd the ceremony nt my mnr- 1offices and plnces of business all day pastor’s study is to the right « » l “a lity ™ captivated h i s his heprers. hearers. During During __ ■__ .it__ t nnintinir the walls and doing werc painting .the nnd and soon after baptized me, choir loft nnd pulpit platform. Just other finishing work while their wives this time he founded the Flroida in Sanford the winter o f 1882­ to the rear of the baptistry there are Baptist Assembly which has proyen help lamps nnd InntoVns so they could ---- -■ | -*— well arranged dressing rooms. Tho to be a most helpful factor In the 83 and’ held occasional services, but sec better whnt thcy^wcrc doing. 1 choir loft will sent 30 singers. Tho life of the denomination. won returned to his Illinois home. have n very vivid mental picture of mnln oor will scat 563 and the gal­ On October 15, 1913, he became The First Bnptist Church of San­ Mr. Irn Kaufman and his wife, so PROGRAM lery 216. * pastor nt Sanford. During his pasemployed, nnd severnl others. ford was organized Februnry 3, 1884, The building is 117 fee t long by 55 toratc of seven yenrs tho church has FIR S T SERVICE A l the close of the first ten years with 18 members, in the old Town wide nnd throe, stories high. Mr. S. experienced n period of continuous of the history of the church the rhurch O. Shinholsor of Snnford nnd Mr. ' and unprecedented prosperity— over Hall, a long, crude room upstairs in letter shows n membership of 90, Elton Moughton of Ocnlo drow tho four hundred members having been , wooden building which looked old total contributions for the associn1received, n splendid new building plans. even then, north of Commercial street tionnl year, ending September 30, SU N D AY, DECEMBER 2fiTH erected and tho entlro work re-or­ on Pain etto avenue on the lot where 1894, being $764.93. T H E BUILDING COMM1TTF.E ganized ami enlarged. 7:30 A. M. Then came the trying yenrs after When tho war broko out Dr. Hythe Wight Grocery Company’s build­ “ the big freeze" nnd nt the close of Prayer nnd Praise The building committee of the mun became so intensely Interested in ing now stands. October, 1902, when D. J. Broekcr was 9:30 A. M. . Temple has been composed of two sets the boys in khnki thnt ho volunteered Rev \V. Chaudoin ("U ncle Shad,” pastor, J. W. O. Singletary, church The Sunday School of officers. The first committee had his srevices nnil was made chaplain known and loved by nil the Bnptists clerk, and D. R. Brisson, Sunday 11:00 A. M. of the state in those yenrs), together School superintendent, the total mem­ ' to do with the construction of thc|,,f the --------- Division, which office Prelude with Rev. J. W Butts, was present • Sunday School department of th e 1he hold for twenty-one months. His bership was only 03. Temple. Mr. P. R. nrisson wns the regiment wns in France for thirteen it the organization. Rev. Butts wns But I must lenvc many incidents Doxology Invocation ami Jno. I). Jinkins, II. E. months and during thnt time his e f­ piMot of the Orlando church and re­ untold nnd mnny names unmentioned "O h . For a Closer Walk” 1chnirmm forts were unceasing iff behalf o f his Hymn filled there, but only preached there of those who through these almost Luke. 1th Chapter Tolnr. M M Stewart nnd George D. men. He never flinched at any hard­ Seri pf ure Ballard were the members. i-n.r i>month, *rd he was called as thirty-seven yenrs hnve played nnd The second committee hnd to do ship or danger, going with the boys pa?t a.i .r >t here for *hc »hc remaining Sun^ Bncrificp(l (or this church. Interlude into the jaws o f death. He was cited Prayer "Is It Not Wonderful" with the construction o f the Temple for bravely or> the battlefield o f tho thogo whom I knew so well rl!*>'* ,n M,h month. However, he deauditorium. Mr. J. D. Hood is the ill.,I return, to Georgia so recnrl|cr yonrB have been called Hymn rid mu i' u n iv i --# OHering • chnirmnn and Judge Schellc Maine*, A rgonne. ignetl both pnstorntes in Mny, 1884, |up higher . . th Mrs. A. M. Phillips lie to the church church triumphant: triumphant; Solo............................ When the war was over Chaplain "Th e First Sermon’’ Joo Cameron nnd Jno. D. Jenkins nrc Hyman returned to Sanford, whero ami left the state. others' have moved away from San­ Serm on............ ........ .. Mrs. Earnest Betts the members. On May 3, 1885, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. ford and arc church workers in other he received a joyful welcome. Ho Solo................................................. . Both committees have done excel­ ........"O, Happy Day” J. Ilurk of Montrose, Pa., united with gave several lectures on his experi­ Hymn ....................................... ........ plnces. ’ , , lent work nnd hnve proven thnt busi­ the rhurch by letter, also their son, ences while in France. Rev. J. Wildrnan ,of Virginia, was Benediction ness men tnkc nctive interest in the Lewis. Lowis Buck was n conse­ 1910 to 1913; his Postude Business Relations. , . -, .1 our pastor from Vork of tho Church. • v nn(, Rcnt)e gpjvit did much to crated young Christinn but in the j 2:30-4-.OO P. M. • At the time o f his cnll to tho min­ last stages of consumption and his unify our membership, m" 1 enhance istry Dr. Hyman wns cashier of a Visit the Church THE B U ILD E R death occurred two weeks later, on spirituality, and with the coming of large business concern nnd he has 6:30 P. M. used his business ability to good ad­ May 17th. As n memorial’ of their Dr George Hyman to us in the fall of The B. Y. P. U. Services The committee in chnrge of tho vantage in the work of this and oth­ ion his parents bought and presented 1913 the church entered upon a new . . 7:30 P .M . construction of the Temple is well er churches. A t tho present time ho to the church n cpmmunlon service. ora of increased usefulness. Who pleased with the builder. Mr. S. O. is a member o f tho Executive- Board Christmas Sonff Service th.t wns preient oR lh . memo™bl. After Mr. Butts left, ministers from Shlnholser has taken real personal o f Southwestern University o f Fort, Deland supplied the pulpit fo r a Thanksgiving Day when the shack "Th e Prince of Peace” • • interest in the construction and has Worth, Texas, a member o f the State was built, will ever forget it, or the couple of months, then, at the sug­ £ [ cluda° .............."Hark, The Glad Sound' given entire satisfaction. His fore­ Mission Board o f Florida, and fo r good purpose it served in giving us gestion of Rev. Chaudoin, we cAllcd o , rUS....•'........................ 'T o Us a Child of Hope is Born' man, Mr. VanNcss, hns proven his two years served on tho Foreign Mis­ Rev Geo. P. Guild, formerly of Wis- an “overflow room" for our young n° of................ ..“ Once in Royal David's City] ability ns such nnd is qualified as fore­ sion Bonrd o f tho Southern Baptist eonsin, but who hnd been pnstor of people’s meetings. ................... "A nd There Were Shepherds man for any building he may under­ Convention, Richmond, Va. Then enme the time when our lend­ the .Incksonville church. He^wns with oj,® ' "How Bright Appears the M o rn in g Star take. Others connected with tho ’ Dr. Hyman was married to Mis* a or f..r n’ year. - It wns during his er inspired us to arise and erect » Q— i „ . ."Behold There Came building nre Jack Collins, plasterer; Virgil- Horne, o f Jasper, Fla., ** pastorate !thnt the first provcrbinl larger and better building wherein charming wontan who was won a ..j To The World’ Otto Schmcbl, brick nnd cement; “choir difficulties" occurred. The more efficient service for our Lord Contralto S olo.................................... warm place in the hearts o f tho peo-. could be rendered, nnd the three-story Gillen & Fry, electricians; Ball Hard­ Chorus........................................................ * lady lender of the choir (who was pie. She is a graduate in both liter­ Sunday School building replaced the ware Company, plumbers; L«ca Bros., Bapitsm realign fine musician) would discard ary and musical courses, having taken little church o f the nineteenth cen­ radiators; Dunlap & Long, painters, Benediction • . * the hymns thnt the pastor had se­ Cowan Tin Shop, H ill Lumber Com­ special work in Cox College, Atlan­ lected nnd sing others, without con­ tury. Then, with America’s entrance MISS A LI.IE TRAFFORD PASTOR’ S pany, Battle Lumber Company, H ill t a Sho was a teacher In the Florida into tho World War, Dr. Hyman left T H E P IP E ORGAN sulting Dr. Guild. Ho remonstrated US, to become Chaplain of the 326th Hardware Compnny and the Peoples’ Normal College, Madison, at tho time AS S IS T A N T * . with her, saying he selected Dm o f hcr ninrriagc. Two Interesting Infnntry, nnd mnny o f our young men Bank. hymns with great care to fit the sub­ A club of Indies wns organized children brighten the Hyman homo, volunteered in the Army and Navy. ject of his sermon, but she replied: No church can be more fortunate In Vlrgie Horne, 12 years old, and John Four of “ our boys," Arthur'Tossing, five years ngo for the purpose of GROWTH OF M EM BERSHIP . “No one ever pays any attention to Eli, ngo eight. Carl Malm, Joe Laing and Walter buying tho pipe organ for the New securing a. pastor’s assistant than the the wordg, nnyWny, and the other Dr. Hyman hns meant a great dear Lovel, never came back to us in life. Temple. This club soon became known First Baptist Church of Snnford. Miss The membership o f the church has music is so much better." Shortly I>ongf sad, anxious months passed, as the Pipe Organ Club. It hns done Allie Trafford. holds this position and griwn since the coming of Dr. George to Sanford. Ho is n tireless worker. thereafter this Indy’s oldest daughter, but though the activities of the n fine work and made the purchase nnd his efforts have not been confin­ has proven her worth beyond words. Hymnn from 180 to 501. “Miss Knte," was to bo mnrricd, nnd church wc4 c hindered by the absence of the orgnn for the Temple. ed simply to his church, hi* endeav­ The orgnn was built by Geo. Kilgen She looks after the finnnccs, visits the her mother consulted with hcr pastor of so mnny workers and by the rav­ ors embracing the entire town and. about the music to be sung nt the ages of the dreaded "flu ," Mr. M. II. & Son.’, x>f St. Louis, Mo. It is sev­ aick nnd In many ways is a blessing county. Hu declares he is in love twenty-feet to tho community through tho posi­ wedding. He suggested "H ark From Mnssey wns called as pastor,, nnd re­ enteen feet high by with Snnford and he has proved hla the Tomb a Doleful Sound,” and when mained with us a year before return­ wide. It is the modern electric pheu- tion sh cholds. Sho has labored ;unlove by his deeds. the mother entered n horrified pro­ ing to Georgin, and the church was nmtlc organ (duplex) with detached tiringly for tho new building. Sho lie does not wear n long cost— nor console. The organ will be in the gives her ful ltime tothe service of test, he replied: “ You kpow no one held together. long face. Ho is invariably cour­ tho church. H er life-U fully conse­ rear o f the building while the con­ ever pays any attention to the words, ageous and cheerful—and manages On Dr. Hyman’s return from to Impart theso qualities to those and where will you find n grander old France after tho close of the war, ho sole w ill bo on tho rostrom where tho crated and her business mind make with whom he comes in contact. H e tune than ‘China’ to which these came back to us, and the record o f minister stands. Tho case Is of oak hcr tho Ideal person fo r such a poslcarries the same fearlessness into the words arc always sung?" However, tho last year and a half is fresh in to mntch the woodwork o f the build­ tion. The church’s wonderful growth ing. The pipes nre in gold bronze is due In no small dcgTeo to her slrvpulpit which he displayed on the bat"China" was not sung nt the wed­ our minds. The erection of our long Incqucrcd. It is two manual with Icc for nnd with It. tleficld, w agin g a relentless warfare ding, but Dr. Gould’s selections were planned for Baptist Temple, the Spir­ ’_____________ / compass CC to c\ 61 notes each. It on all forms o f evil which appear in afterwards used nt the church service. it-blessed revival services Inst spring, has concave and radiating A. G. O. T H E B A P T IS T R Y our city. H e is a man who does Services were nt first held In the the baptismal service at Silver Lake model pedal with compass CCC to F, things. T o be sure, ho has visions: Town Hall and later In tho achool- on May 2nd, when 75 yrere bttried in 30 notes. There are 16 atop keys, The baptistry Is built aa a piece of but he makes his dreams come true. who bouse which is now part o f the pri­ the watery grave, the many 518 pipes and notes, 4 combination furniture and not as a hidden pool. In hla vocabularly there h no such mary school building at the comer o f havo united by letter, the revival at­ pistons, two pedal movement*. . It is of white enamel and arranged word aa fa il. I f he meets an obstari* mosphere that pervades the church, Palmetto and Sixth. I t whs In that The great organ has open diapas­ for both convenience and beauty. One or finds another road which leads to __all these ore blessings for which wc achoolhouse that’ the Wolnan’s Mis­ on, dulciana, melodia, flute harmon­ his goal. And ao when there is a hard o f the unique features in regard to can not be sufficiently thankful. sionary Society was organized, with ic. The Swell Organ has Saliscional, task to accomplish, a difficult -feat to the baptistry is the electric spot light Tho foundations o f this organiza­ three present at the first meeting— melodia, dulciana, flute, tremolo. The undertake, the unattainable to at­ hidden In tho ceiling o f tho building. tion were laid In prayer and sacrifice. Mrs. Walter Gwynn, Mrs. C. H. TurPedal Organ has 16 ft. bourdon. tain, his friends will always say “ L e t "Others have labored, and we havo When tho minister is ready fo r the bury and the writer. But f am glad Tho Company has been building George do i t ’’ to say tho membership o f our aocl^ty catered into their labors." With ita organs fo r 65 years and have * over baptismal service this light is switched He has a burning desire to aervw increased opportunities aitd privileges on from the dressing room and at the soon more than doubled! Mrs. W alter 3,500 organa In the United State*. his felolwman. No cloistered cell may the First Baptist Church of. San­ Gwynn was th eftrst president o f our Their guarantee is a)} aaaurance that same time the other' lights o f the for him apart from humanity. He ford enter more and more **cb ***.“ ' missionary society and when her the organ will never break down, nor building are extinguished. This fight­ only want* "to live in a house by the Ing year lnot the spirit o f the Christ, GEORGE H Y M A N . D. D. ing system is the g ift o f Mr. L. Y . health failed In 1894; ao aha copld no cause annoyance, dissatisfaction and road, and be a friend to man." ^ and bo a power fo r good in our city The Pastor Builder ; longer attend, Mrs. Savage was se­ repair bills. * . Bryan. and our state., lected aa her successor. \ U THE TEMPLE AUDITORIUM ;I 1 H B ig •fcn i . 'j D ’M e i B ■ *M iff 'f l U ib jp Y' er '• if ;up '!? - it i; ck Ji £ W. ■ If f '• .;$i| I <-• ’ ’ ' Vi • I ► a*- • ____ £4 .7 • , a . t • 2 . • . ‘ ■ i v , / /t i -V V ‘ ; •/ -»•* 4- • n • • 1 ' •• -.1 » . —- �PAG* TWELVE TBESANFORDHERALD THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 WAVING THE BLOODY SniRT FORESTS AND THEIR RELATION CHARITY SHOULD BEGIN AT Joe Earman. !(e knows that if any —_ • HOME. ■ TO THE CITRUS INDUSTRY man can damn him, it is. Joe Earman. There is talk o f cutting the reprellc knows that if there is any man sentation of the Southern States on W ill the cutting down of our for­ who will be believed by tho people it account of the so-called dlafranchlsc- ests result in disaster to our citrub rnbllibhl Krrry Frldij I f ls Joe Earman. Tho letter then, with ment o f the negroes at the last eloc- industry? The ameliorating influence the thrent o f the shot gun and "four- tion. We would caution our northern of- greut bodies o f woodland has long teen buckshot in each barrel,’* is a , brothers and'the negroes North and been acknowledged*by scientists who (Inm rporithl.) !of one of our popular grocery A tores. ! great big Cattesquc attempt to bluff >South ,to go mighty slow with the new |have made climatic matters n speeiAmongst them we noticed a womnn, ■ ff u c a ir r iO N r a i c r i n a d v a n c e |a man who hns no. more fear of him •societies thnt are forming fo r such ally. But the intimate relntlo/i between (carrying n child In her arms. We .ONE YEAR........................... | : ’ [inrposes. There were no negroes dis- forests nnd rainfall did not need a stood where we could wntch her in'SIX MONTHS..........................I j franchised in Florida All o f them |scientific investigation to be cstabIside the store. We juiw her look wist­ THREE MONTIIH8............ voted that wanted to vote nnd here j lished It ha sal ways been a matter Tt,i* !>*"'* rorpofllion •lull I, ,.r fully among the laden shelves but in Sanford there was no trouble of of common knowledge which found its TV l.u.\N A nP A IlA N T Y COMPANY i t A i l Xntarad aa Second Clau Mall Maltar August 12 |she made no purchase. Then she I.ik Ihi-m *111111 I* omdaclul In II,* siu? ‘5 1IM, at tka Fast Offlca at'Sanford, Florida any kind and there is not a negro in expression in the old time saying, came to the front of the store where FlorMa »nil utliar Htatra of ths l)nlt*,| UnJar Act of Martk *. 1171. . the city who will say ho was not per­ "There’ll be no cold weather right (vegetables were kept fresh nnd .crisp of America whererer i w n u r j » n,| leaf. Tlie principal place of btulnna *U1I u Fkona 1«F mitted to vote or thnt he wns told to now beenuso there is too much water |—some wilted nnd growing stale. A • l Haafonl. Seminole Count,. Florida, l*)| corporation m i, r*tat,|l*li branch off|«, „ keep away from tho polls. W e would in the woods nnd the ground is too clerk nppronchod her and’ evidently • n, |«lnl In lie Stale of Florida, or u , Slate of Ibe foiled Stalra aa t,,, .**> Fo-el-.n. Advert iiln y llepre.enlalive like to remark thnt such talk is not wet." The desire o f planters to locate named to her the prices of the differ­ olbrr time to time be authorised b, In B o a r d j ? T H E AM ER ICAN PRESS ASSO C IATIO N getting the negroes nnywhero and a grove in the lee o f a big body of ent vegetables, nnd she bought a rector*. AIITICI.E II. ' also that the South Is able to take woodland, or on the right side of bunch of wilted turnips, opening her Tlie general nature of Ibe ba*ln»aa to w Have you thought about sending Iranaaclrd b , Chla corporation la aa 5 care o f herself at any and all times some lake, is another proof o f tho thin purse, to'fin d the prices. With dral In pereooal properl, of t u n follow rtu in l your friends the Weekly or Dally BEAUTIFYING OUR CEMETERY without any advice from any northern same thing. Tho Old Timer knows thc$c, in a paper bag, she walked and draertpllon: In buy, aatl and tirbaan rwi Herald for a Christmas gift? There ratal# with full power lo pledge, morutn . politicians of any color. It is such what it takes the newcomer some time away. She looked thin and weary but olherwUe encumber auefc real and |trv*!i could be nothing finer or better. . properl,: lo rent and Improve realm u t r i, stuff that causes troublo between tho to learn, it may be by a sad experi­ cr sad face indicated character. The plant, grow and marktf all klada of races whenever everything is peace­ ence. Tho forest makes a valuable babe in her arms wns warmly, if and trgelahlea; fo deal In eitrua ir*»a, Ireea. and plant* of erer, description; t„' With all the talk about building ful and quiet and we would advise windbreak, and the lake gives protec­ coarsely clad. Wo stood watching maintain and operate parkingbouer* f,t In Sanford there is going to be some­ purpoa* of packing frulta, and vrgeuhka w • those folks who know nothing o f con­ tion against frost and cold. and wondering if whnt she had pur­ c»cr, dw tlptlo*: lo deal In lumber; t« thing doing sure enough. There Heavy forests insure a regularity chased was all she was able to buy. lain *lorr# and warehouse# for tba purunTu ditions in the South to shut up and dealing In grurral mrrebandlae. wb»l**t|* -2 should be no dull summer months here c we waited for such a como f rainfall unknowri elsewhere, The That was here in Gainesville. Not in retail; lo manage the liti*lne*a of an, with everything moving even though mittec but now that wc have It lot Bun. firm*, corputatlon or rurtuai^ forest conserves the rain that falls the Fnr East. Not in shell torn Eu­ perWm*. wliaimeter; lo art aa agent for Inauranc* there is no summer baseball team. everyone get right behind them and panlna. and aa real relate -brokere and ttnrti rope. Not in the slums of New York. within its area for a considerable io bu,. aell. rirbange and dral In ho^da -----------° ----------help them to make our cemetery more time, allowing it to seep into tho It was here. Wc may have miscon­ etldeucra of Indtbtedneaa of all klnda hawed u There are well-founded’ rumors o f beautiful and keep it as tho raorft guTrrnmenta! authority, b , Industrial cr n Z ground and gradually And its way strued the incident but we do not tnerclal rwporallona or private Individual* ,y much building that will be pushed [sacred spot in the city. . Years ago to the lakes and rivers, thus keep­ think wc did. We had the impulse Ibe ilurka of all rorpovatlona for profit. for Ibe areuunl. benefit or rtak of tht* a fter the first of tho year in San- ( Sanford should-have formed a comeing them at a uniform level. Cut once to follow her. Then we hesi­ athrn or upon rammlealon or upon a m , •b a a la a Itnalal an.I a a n a e a lla da 1. - _ aa ford. We need hundreds o f houses ^ery association nnd purchased the down the forests and, the rain that tated for fear we might bo mistaken. here nnd many new store rooms to ac-1ccmetcry and kept it In first class fells runs off rapidly to the creeks As God is our judge, we believe that commodate the people who are foere condition. In the past few years, and rivers causing destructive floods, poor woman is needy. Wc believe looking for thorn but leaving the ground practically there nre more than we realize o f ns dry ns it was before the rain, nnd just such people as thnt. The expense long and disastrous droughts follow. of liVing during 'war times and since, The levels o f ninny Florida lakes nre the world oyer, hns been almost un­ materially lower than they were some precedented. Most of us have met nny fnirer here or elsewhere than ho years ago. This is confirmed by tho the situntion with a smile. By the wan on November fourth we would' records of surveyors, as well ns by the unfortunate nnd the poor it has been There is nothing grewsome about a like to sec it done and hnving treated memorials of old residents. That it cemetery nnd where they belong to a him fnirly we do not propose to sit ( is due to the denudntion of timber inntion municipality and arc close to a city idly by and hear our stato maligned lnnds cannot be doubted, they are usually the place where poo- by a bunch o f would-be carpet ,bagAgain large pine forests have an ( Met an "old Scrooge" the other dayj,,|c R0 to walk nnd visit on Sundays gers who nfter each Republican vie-j especial value, as windbreaks. Any- ( ho said "out on the Christmas" nnd „nd holidnys and where they arrange tory choose to wnvo tho bloody shirt ( one who has ever ridden nlong a coun­ really meant It for he never did a j t0 go at least once a week and culin the face of the South. Unless we try road with n forest on his windward nd thing In all his life nnd he docS'tivatc the lots ami plnnt flowers nnd arc badly mistaken In the negroes of f side must have noticed the difference * it intend to start In now. And ho^trees but Sanford Cemetery hns nevthis section of the state nnd e ve ry , in the temperature, nnd the stillness 1 II die and go to----- well across Ijike ,., been-in this class nnd now thnt the other section of Florida they will of the nir. The tall pine forests break onroe anyhow, nomr day and then; \v„man’s Club lias taken up the mathnsten to disprove such assertions and ^up the wind currents and drive them ' will be Merry Christmas again with ter we look for a more beautiful cemtench their white nnd colored brethren'to the higher atmosphere where they ' farther north some diplomacy and do no dnmnge. The citrus growers 1 some good common sense In this mat- along the lower enst const recognize 1 Some people-can see no good m the JOE EARM AN W IL L R E TIR E ter o f voting nnd every other privilege the value of these natural windbreaks |1 Rod nnd Gun C)ub. The Herald can ______ ’ofTIrara: J. p, IPmiuan. I’rralilfDl; II i. thnt is granted' to the negro o f the hnd spend much money to reproduce f Vlrv ITi-*lilrnt: H A llalrhli*.. see good in every move that rneuns |„ th,. Inst issue of the Palm Bench 1*0 and Trra.urrr u»,| J |i. lUmmii, II V. IVitfttn and N A ifulrlilua a* II,r lw«r,| *f building, that means progress, thnt ( {.ost( J(H. Earman stated thnt on the Dlrvclura. means nny plnce for the tourists, that first 0f January he would retire from A H T in .i: vi. Tl,r l,lfl,—I aiiHHinl of . Indrbtrdnr-. of lia means an auditorium, that mcana ( the newspaper business and also from I,till, lo Mlili-ti nil* ror|a,ri||,,0 m*> *i lima *ul,Jrri Itarlf .hall I , Two lloatH new people coming here, thnt means politics. This is made necessary he­ Tloxuand l>..||.,. i I.k i .umi i.,| ft place for boats of .the tourists, thntj his physicians have advised him 'AIITUT.K VII Til* n*o,ra and rr-l,lrt,,-r« of Utr menns anything nnd everything. _ If to cense nil worry about politics nnd l,rrrl„ *od Hi* aim,uni of *l,ak aulw-nt»J „a follow* and ll,a *ald aliatr* ar* k.r any of the people here know of uny- [ newspaper work nnd everything that MTlIWtl thing that means nny more than thin ^rn!(*ht aggravate the dread disease • name i i k n i u k m -i : 1 ,so. ( i n a n J I*. Itowioan. Ilrlanilo, Florida ^ flfl, let them come forward nnd tell us that Is working havoc with one of the H A Hull-1,In.. Orlando. Florida |,,, II A. r.>cfln*. Orlanlo. Florida riv* about it. Imaf fullnu-a Hull e v e r liveil nn/l le e .HI Al l : OF FI.OIIIHA. • Ol N i l OF IIIIANOF. On II, la >U, 1-ora.aiall, a|,|a-aar,l la-1,a* at. a .Volar, IVildlr In ami for aald Count, id ,Hlalr dill, aullinrltrd. J ll. Bowman II A. I'of flu and S. A. Ilulrtilna. wrll known |u at III la- ll,r lo-rwinv ,trarrlt*d In and wtio viant,c l IIn- forrfolnf lliartrr and wlm .„la,rttw4 llir aainr. and .IUw, ai-vrrall, arknow Irdftd U, fora lur lint llirv rlr.nl,-,| n„,| aulwr,|la.| iu -anir for tin* U .ra and |inr|awra Ihrrrln rl , j Cnpt, II. A . Johns, local represen­ * tativc o f the United Sugar CorporaI tion qt Pnlntkn, lately received noth i fientiun thnt 1,000 tons o f the finest j seed enne procurable hnd been ship­ ped and will soon arrive to be fur­ nished to chose who have agrn-il to U|i in St. Andrews bay one day this plant for the nugar refinery. week local fishermen took over " 00,­ 000 pounds o f fine Spanish macker­ • Uncle Sam tells tho world that b« el; nnd every point south of the Ohio docs not intend to be done in oils.— nnd Potomac got n shipment. Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. F a r ?*ns, Hom es, Groves, L o ts I H A V E THEM W HAT SIDNEY J. CATT8 FEARS It i isn’t what Joe Earman, editor suid. publisher of the Palm Beach Post, has already said about Sidney Next yenr the tide of tourists will be turned this way. The sixteen-foot nsphnlt road through tho county will ho the first induccmoncs, nnd when they come and see, they will be pleased. Of the thousands of auto tourists who are now in the state and will keep coming, very few come this way. They have been "routed" an­ other way bccnusc we haven’t had the roads. But we will be up with the procession nexe year, and will show some speed.— BushncII Timc»r Monroe county contemplates the building o f a highway connecting the island keys laying between the main­ land and Key West. A t Dade City tho installation 6f machinery has been completed In the new packing house o f the Florida Cit­ rus Exchange nnd the packing house will open next week. It is expected that r>0,000 boxes o f citrus fruit will I I . I.. Christopher and son, Fred be shipped from thsi point during the I*. operating aft H. L. Chrifttopher Si present season. Son, have fully demonstrated the de­ sirability of engaging in the bee In­ Osceola: This county was repre­ dustry in Manatee county and hnve sented at the state fair by a splen­ made a dccidde success, now owning did exhlbie Jn charge of tho county right around 300 hives o f” healthy agent. The exhibit won fourth place bees, that produce enough honey to and |135 in cash, besides much adver- keep them busy and bring good re­ vcrtislng which cannot be expressed turns fo r the time and money investin dollars and cents. . SANFORD IS GROWING This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to say ju st what is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for the careful, conservative person— that person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who has V IS IO N will agree with me now— ttie other later. SrlKLlNGS SUBDIVISION” * * £ tion—lots arc being sold right along and building in this section is such aa to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at heart. J .E .S P U R L IN G "The Man Who Sell* Dirt Cheapn W a tc h th e S o u th E a st C o r n e r P a f f e Two �EJ.f. n ,. p b •••■ •; • . ■r! * *■ • * . * Vie ■ •■ tvr» ■1 - THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 PAGE FOUR --, ■-• IF - IF- • yrc III- I- . I------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ H r ;™ i? ' ‘-i ;• clnss. Judge Schcllc Maines Is preaiTEACHERS* C O V E N AN T dpnt o f this class, Dr. George Hyman, -------teacher, nnd Dr. J, T. Denton, assoclDan. 12:3. ate teacher. Stay their shadow never *• * wi" endeavor to pray every ‘i |ess day for God’a help and guidance and Plain and Ornamental - Mrs. J. L. Miller Is superintendent that 1 W bc ProPared in body, mind o f the Home Department and with and "P irlt for the da\[ct tbat devolvo ' her visitors is given the privilege of uPon me 09 8 toncher. ’ ( v i bringing the Sunday School spirit to 2- I wiI1 Pra>’ tnr God'8 b ^ sln ga those who nre unable to attend, and uPwn the schoot/iuid all Its offiqcrs, thus nil may have a place in our teachers and members and for each of ’ my pupils by tfamc. school. r : : f 3. I will ipnke nn earnest effort > I The general officers: Tha pastor & is the highest officer o f our school. to * » P™ " ^ 1 and Punctual, and to at> + + + v*-> + -J -+ + -C .+ + + + + + + + *+ + *+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + v+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4 -+ + *H ^ ! =- - I Next is the superintendent who has *<>nd cver>* teachers meeting, -■ "‘ 1 ' ‘ ^ bad the pleasure o f serving in this l .wBL as ^ar nH am ab' e* use rapacity since 1014, when Prof. N. J. on,y thc B,b,c in th“ cla8s; and wiU IPerkins resigned to return to his old <’” deavor to have my pupils do the -V< . home in Virginia. same. -4 * . Mr. A. J. Lossing is general secro6- I wiB v,8lt mV PuPil" 88 tary. Mr. Kenneth Robbins assistant 88 I can do and W,B sp ecia lly J secretary. look a^ter lbc absentees from my HON. JNO. D. JINK1NS, • Miss Margaret Drain, efficiency sec- c' a8fl6. I will heartily co-operate with - 1. retary. • the pastor and superintendent in their President of the F irit Itaplist Church Mrs. C. J. Ryan, pianist. , . ... I Our Sunday School is the teaching P,an8 1or the Khw}]> and wIB U8° mV Inc.; Superintendent of The department o f the church and is not influence to build up the school and Sunday School. in nny sense o f the word a different church. organisation from the church. It i* - 7* 1 win ^ b* God’a and OUR SU N D A Y SCHOOL our aim nnd earnest'endeavor to have b<dP» to be 89 faithful and diligent in every member o f the Sunday School for tho 08 1 am ,n W By Supt. Jno. I). Jinkins . , * , . become a Christian and during the worlc my8clfIn a a recent recent article article in in one one o o ff our our par 81 members o f the Sunday l» b° M that l « acb®r w » l great magazines nre told that hftvc jojnc(, the church nnd sign this covenant and hand to the "Florida Welcomes and Provides for , ., , superintendent. , A ll," so also ha* our Sunday School ^ All those who arc not attending ’provided for all from thc tiny infant A N N IV E R S A R Y SONG some other Sunday School are cordial­ whose place is in the cradle roil de­ ly invited to attend our school. | partment, to those unable to come and (A ir — Alisha Way My Saviour Leads "W e ’ vo saved a place for you.” ■Who have a piaco in the home de­ | M E) partment. All the way our Soviour'a led us S U N D A Y S C H O O L. GROWTH We are fortunntc to begin with, | Through these b! x and thirty yearn; In having abuilding constructed esFor the future we can trust him; -pedally for Sunday School purposes, 1001* Trust will banish all our fears. and in which each department has a 1910 Jfere we meet today to praise Him place. Our Sunday School is per- 1911 For the hiobsings o f the past. fectly graded according to the most 1912 And His tender love and mercy approved methods and our department 1913 W ill be with us to the Inst. affleers and teachers have been sped/ 1914 "* \ ^ J ally trained, and have taken specjdi loir, All the way our Saviour’s led us, ■M^*DM-M^<l^-f-F*+++++4*f*h4*++++++-f + + + + + +■++*+++++++ <•+ i courses o f study, fitting them for the 101G Led the saints who'vc gone before, 1917 work they nre doing. Those who’ve safely crossed death's Our Cradle Roll Department, with 1918 river, Mrs. W. M. Thigpen ns superintend­ 1919 ^Vho have reached the shining shore. ent, is doing n wonderful work with 1920 We rejoice that we have -known them, the littie ones. One of the special Precious is their memory still; features of Mrs. Thigpen’s depart­ 1919 AND 1920 SUNDAY SCHOOL We would enuilntr their virtues, ATT RN DANCE COM I'A RED ment is the Mothers’ Meeting, which Ever, like them, do God’s will. is held frequently for the purpose of i studying the best methods for the All the way our Saviour's led us, rare and teaching of the little ones January I .end us in the yenrs to come! In thc Beginners’ Department Mrs February Mnv this church e’er he a blessing, A. C. Williams, superintendent, re­ March Help to lend earth’s wanderers ceives the little fellows of four nnd April home. five years of age nnd here n great May Lend us on from grace to glory June work is being done with these little While we pray nnd whitV we sing. July .’..Iks. Keep us earnest, faithful, loyal On the third lloor of our building \ugu$t In the service of nur King. we find Miss Allie TrafToni, superin­ SeptemlxT — E. E. COX. tendent, in charge of the I’ rlmar^ d e ­ October This hymn was written and sung partment. Six, seven and eight-year- November at the anniversary service held by the old pupile, and it is here that n great December First Baptist Church of Sanford in deal of real study is done by the !>oys Average I fiH 21.1 I9lfi. Tin* number of years in charged and girls. I KE.Trby four nnd the song will be used "Behold, we are growing.” On the second floor we find the agnin at the service December 29th. Junior Department ih charge o f Mrs. YO U DO N O T H A V E TO GO OUT OF TO W N TO GET TH E B E N E ­ Forrest Gatchel, superintendent. It is OUR COVENANT SCOUTS . the biggest department of the Sunday F IT OF TH E D E C LIN E IN TH E M A R K E T. 1 School and the liveliest, this being Having been led ns we believe, by Then* are two organizations of composed of boys nnd girls o f nine divine grace to receive the Lord Jesus IF YOU W A N T TO W A IT TO H A V E YOUR LUMBER COME IN scouts The lio) Scouts have ns their to twelve years of age Mrs Gatchel ns our Snvious, nnd, on profession of Scout Master,‘Mr Hyman nnd Messrs. ON CARS A N I) YOU H A U L IT TO YO U R JOB YOU RSELF WE CAN makes full use of the fact that this fmth, having been buried with Him Charles and Ed Henderson as assist­ is "The Golden Memory Age” by stor- m baptism, and thus united with His ants. There are about thirty mernT A K E YO U R ORDER AS C H E A P L Y AS OUT-OF-TOWN DEALERS. ing their minds with many of the church, we do now most solemnly (,erH great passages o f the Bible, also the covenant with each other and engage, Girl Scouts have a membership • FOR A S M A L L A M O U N T A D D IT IO N A L PER THOUSAND, TO books o f the Bible and their prrange- by the aid o f the Holy Spirit, to walk „ f tw,.nty nn(| the captain will be COVER H A N D LIN G A N D D R A Y AGE, W E CAN F IL L YOUR ORDER ment nnd the great gospel hymns, together in brotherly love; to pro- elected January 1st. The first lieuJt Is our hope and effort to see that mote the harmony^ prosperity nnd tennnt is Miss Adi-h* Rines and the AS YOU NEED IT FROM OUR LA R G E STOCK. -none go out of this department be- spirituality o f this church; to sustain "cond lieutenant is Mia iss Carrie fore becoming f hristlnns. its worship, ordinances, discipline and Stanley YOU T A K E NO CHANCES OF NOT GETTING TH E GRADE YOU Another trip to the third floor and doctrines; to benr n fair shnM of its The meetings are held on each Friwe find the Intermediate Department expenses; tc; give its claims a sue red BUY IF YOU T R A D E W IT H US— W E H A V E IT TO SHOW YOU. dny evening. ably taken enre of by Supt. J. G. pre-eminence over all organizations Michael. In this department we be­ of human origin, and to join In every BEFORE. P LA C IN G YOUR ORDER G IVE US A CHANCE TO FIG ­ K . gin to look for the teachers and offi­ attempt to fulfill the purpose for URE W ITH YOU. cers of the future nnd many of them which it was founded by our Re­ hnv'e already begun taking teacher deemer. W E ALSO C A R R Y A training work. We also engage to senreh tho Scrip­ Prof. L. D. Geiger, Jr., is superin­ tures; tomaintain privntc. and family tendent of our Senior Department. devotion; to religiously eduente the T h e Fldells Clnss has Miss Mnrion children committed to our care; to be Tlove, president, and Mrs. Ravage, just in our dealings, faithful in our teacher. The Rcr- ;n Class hns Mr. engagements, exemplary in our de­ ■jtfv Burke Steel president; Mr. M.‘ D. portment. M i i? ; Barber, teacher, nnd Prof C. S. OgilWe further engage to exercise a v1e associate teacher. Christian watchcare over one an­ Mr. M. L- W’ right is superintendent other; to participate in each other’s o f the Aciuit Department. joys; to remember each other in The Euzclinn Clnss has Mrs. A. M. prayer; to aid <nch other, especially Philips, president; Mm. George Hy- in sickness and distress, and with - man, teacher. This class meets in the tender sympathy bear one another’s parlors of the church, first room on burdens and sorrows; that we will not the first floor os you enter the church, unnecessarily mention others' fnults, | and it is their aim to get every but will endeavor to regard each woman o f thc church to become a others’ feelings and reputation ns our member of their clnss, if not already own, and by purity o f heart and new- j identified with the school. |ness o f life to exemplify and com -' The Sunday Morning Club la in- mend our holy religion, and that if we ' JUDGE SCHELLS MAINES deed lily a club in ita welcome and wilfully violate the obligations of this ‘ ______ cordial treatment to visitors and covenant we consider ourselves un-' Secretary-Treasurer Building Comatrangera. “ You can be a stranger worthy members of the church, and' mittee; Secretary o f the here but once," is well said o f this subject to discipline. ' I■ Church Incorporate • ' - # We Plastered tHe Temple! PHONE , 52-W t • I j DUNLAP & w fp I SANFORD, FLORIDA “ W e d id t h e W o r k o n t h e B a p tis t T e m p le ! LUMBER lHAVE DROPPED! t COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIAL . ■ j. . t ' i LUMBER COMPANY SERVICE PRICE .______ «s= ■—**■ A B A N K A L W A Y S P L A Y S A N IM P O R T A N T P A R T IN T H E C O N S T R U C T IO N O F M ODER N A N D M A G N IF IC E N T B U IL D IN G S I " " ' c • '• <• R ff7 4 �V *-:="«* *=» ■ • v i? - \i I ^ iT " PAGE FIVE . THE 8ANF0RD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 l _______i " —!lil + ♦♦♦♦+ ♦ » » » ! » » ♦ » ♦ > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « + + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4444 > M M M » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ' BANK O F tim M j»{L> nKbifii'. SANFORD FLORIDA . . . <4 THE s e v e n bap­ d is t in c t iv e P R IN C IP L E S With Sunday School rooms and hall, A magnificent big pipe organ Within its spacious wall. GILLON & FRY 3:9-10 Saw » splendid brick structure, Name ...... ..... *................. :................ .............. ................................ . m ....................... ................................................................. ........ SUBSCRIPTION TO $8,000.00 BUDGET • is i ■« i p M, ’ *. t u , ■ f f l L r J ? ' ■H R ■ i * M . i * l i 3 5 ' Sanford, Florida \ We Furnished the Plumbing Material and the Paint |< c **• te , IV- General Hardware Business U s! iv-T7vga - T ' .}.4..}.4.++4.+4.4.4.4<.^^4.^.;..;.<.++4.++4.++++4.4^4.4-{--:-^-H-+-l**>-t-:-^-:"t- ;--l--{-^++->++++++++++++++++++4+'H "f+- ► “ L e t Your Light Shine h ;’ 99 LEE BROTHERS First BnptiHt Church for 1921 To be raised by voluntary contributions. The tenth is the standard udopttd by the Church. "B ring ye.nll the tithes into the storehouse." Common treas­ ury of the church. Mai. 3:10. The $8,000.00 budget pays nil runnning expenses, which includes salaries, and all incidentals. I f you believe in the work of this great Church, help it with your financial support. There are no milloinaires in the membership. Only God’s Great Common People. - — • •»? V; .*>t e it e s ia Amount Pledged per Week ?,......- ........ .......*jt:••••--...... ......... .................. i-B . ’* Bute it f Number...............„ ................. Address Hi I * r*^k* -ri if i* v :* 99 "There is that scattered and yet increased; there is that withholdest |mare than is meet, but it tendett) to 1 THE BIBLE is the sufficient and poverty. The liberal soul' shall be fnil rule of faith and practice. Wo Saw a large Auditorium made fat, and ho that watered; shall ’believe .that the Bible Is God’a revoal- That could scat one thousand people be watered also himself.”— Prov. W ith memorial stained glass windows, 11:24. td to mcn* l RELIGION is personal and Steam heated, there was no steeple, . "And if thou draw out thy soul spiritual and Is brought to our ajwlq Small chairs, charts and blackboards/ to the hungry, and satisfy the af­ Enough faith in Jesus Christ and la Ready fo r the primary class. flicted soul, then shall thy light rise Libraries, maps and piano, in obscurity, and thy darkness be as j Toluntary thing. .1 BAPTISM is a symbolic ordinance Electric lights and gas. the noon-day; and the- .Lord shall " * , ^nd is by Immersion, as was the guide thee continually and satisfy thy fcaptism of Jesus, and immersion in There, the members worked together soul in drought, and make fat thy And loved each other too, bones; and thou shalt be like a water­ it necessary to the symbolism. ed garden, and like a spring of water • 4. THE LORD’S S U P PE R another Standing behind their pastor whose waters fail not.”— Is. symbolic ordinance 'to be participated In alt that he tried to; do “ Bring ye all the tithes into the fo only by those who have publicly To make this. Baptist Temple storehouse, that d ere may be meat in tonfessed their faith in baptism, for A church true and strong, mine house; nnd prove me now here­ baptism comes before the Lord’s Spreading a holy influence Dispelling sin and wrong. with, saith the Lord of Hosts, if I Supper. will not open you the windows o f 5. THE CHURCHES aro local, con­ ^heaven and pour you out a blessing gregational and independent bodies This, the vision o f our pastor1 that there shall not be room enough and are the guardians o f God’s ro­ Was no idle dream, to receive it. And I will rebuke the l l e d truth and the agency fo r the Many faithful members dovourer for your sake, and he Bhall Helped, to carry out his scheme.' apread of His kingdom. not destroy the fruits of your ground, 6. EQ UALITY IN TH E CHURCH. May God look, with approbation neither shall your vine cast her fruit Al! believers in Christ are .equal in On this earnest band of workers, a church and the minister is one of And the Angels hear tnls message, before her time In tKe field, saith the Lord of Hosts.”— Mai. 3:10-11; • the officers who is set apart to the "Am ong them are no shirkers.” “ Gjvf and it shall be given unto MRS. E. M. CARRO LL, work of teaching and pastoral over­ yod( good measure, pressed dotyn, Sanford Heights. sightshaken together nnd running' over 7. CHURCH A N D S T A T E S E P A R ­ shall men give Into your bosom. For F IN A N C IN G FIR S T B A PT IS T ATE Every individual soul has a with the same measure you mete CHURCH right to liberty in matters o f religion. withal it shall be measured to you The method o f financing the First again.*’— Luke 0:38. THE HOOD C H A PE L, KURE, „ " I have showed you all things, how Baptist Church that every member JAPAN thnt so laboring ye ought to support j shall give according ns the Lord hath the wenjt, nnd to remember the words Mr J. I). Hood, one of the mem- f prospered him. The standard of giv­ of the Lord Jesus, how he said, ‘ It bers of the First Baptist Church of, ing is a tenth. The common treasury is more blessed to give than to re­ Sanfonl, is building a chapel in K urc,! is th ctrensury o f the church. ceive.” — Acts 20:35. Howards of Giving Jipan, which has been named for him,. "Every man, according ns he pur­ Do yau believe what the Scriptures Tht Hood Chapel. The cost o f erection posed In his henrt, so let him give; Then rend cnrcfully the fol­ U $7,500. Kuro ^s a city o f Import­ say? not grudgingly or of necessity; • for ance in Japan and has a very large lowing: God lo ved a cheerful giver. And "Blessed is he thnt considered the population. God ia able tomnke all grace (the Dr. J. Franklin Hay is the pastor poor; the Lord will deliver him in word ’ grace’ here refers to temporal of the church there and is doing ex­ time of trouble. The Lord will pre­ blessings) nlwiund toward you; d n t serve him and keep him nlivc; and he cellent work. Dr. Roy was a classye, nlwnys hnving nil sufficiency in all shall be blessed upon the earth; and mite of the pastor of the First Bapthings, may nbound to every good thou wilt not deliver him into the will tin Church here. On January 9th ho work."— 11 Cor. 9:7. o f his enemies.. The Lord will will visit Sanford and in two mes­ strengthen him on his bed of languish­ sages on that day will tell of the work, B. Y. P. U. In Japan The salary of Dr. Ray is ing; thou wilt mnke his bed in his paid by the First Baptist Church of sickness."— Ps. 41:1. There are two unions, the Flake “ Trust in the Ixird nnd do good, so Sanford through the generous g ift Senior, which has a membership of shnlt thou dwell in the Innd, nnd verily of Mr Hood. about twenty-five, nnd the Juniors, thou shall bo fed " — Ps. 37:3. “ Honor the Lord with thy sub­ with n membership of thirty- six. HIS VISIO N stance nnd with the first fruits of all Their meelfnga are held on Sunday He gated into the future thine increase, so shall thy bams be 1evenings. And saw a vision fair, filled with plenty and thy press thalt A Ix-autiful Baptist Temple, burst over with new wine.’’— Prov. Envied and standing there: t is t ;:S I- , Solicitor............... ................................. i ? j ____ W arm the B ody and 'H-b«4++4.4.4.4.++4.4.+4.+4.4.4.++++++++*+^4>+ + + * ^ + + + + ,M '+ + + + + + + + * id .j I91B ! HILL HARDWARE CO. W H EN YOU GO TO TH E Leave it to the Preacher to of M » B A PTIS T TE M PLE . W arm the Heart Wish |; - f 1 • and i OUR BEST WISHES - - . LEE BROTHERS; ii _ _ 1 H fi <, ...JAMES H. COWAN... A N D ARE R E AD Y TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS. All Kinds of-METAL WORK-Tin and Sheet i *• The Temple Hardware WATERAND BOAT TANKS Was Furnished by Us GILLON & FRY 115. MAGNOLIA. jyr-- ^ Oak ahd Third St. . A t Hill Lumber Yard Telephone 111 . ■ .— I '. :• * i- -i I :: ' : '* *r.. j ., 1 f ,v -55 j ^ �LUi f »rt . t - ?t~ ‘nrrV7*~* j i>. •i. ^*4 —» T7-_— f;— m i: . - *• : ••• _ • - •-■ j - .* ' - - , - • *» - ‘ • ‘ j * 1 „__» r w T . ■ 1' THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1920 arrangement is such that a person ♦ ♦ M i l may ace and hear as well in one part <> o f the house as the other. Tho Ladies The decign and coloring o f the wln. In September the W. M. U. was orA book room has been opened at the Temple and is run on a co-opera­ ganized to work on a large scale. The dows is very artistic. Windows were Aid o f which Mrs. A. M. Walker U the tive bads, the books being sold at the one hundred and eighty-six members donated by the church for the follow­ president bought the pews. The carpet Is o f the ahnde of brown lowest possibl eprice, based on Sun­ were divided into eight circles, each ing former pastors: that harmonize! with the woodwork day School Board, Nashville, Tcnn. Rev. C. H. Nash. o f th cintcrior which is daric,' oak. Miss A llic TrafTord has chargo o f the having a chairman, secretary nnfl Rev. D. J. Blocker. The carpet was bought through Kohnbook room. A fine line o f Bibles are treasurer. These officers have to re­ • Rev. J. W. Wildman. ' Futchgott o f Jacksonville. carried at all times. They would male* port to the four general officers. The Rev. Paul Willis. excellent Christmas presents. circles meet atthe diccrcnt homes once Rev. M. M. Womboldt. T E M P LE LE C TU R E COURSE a month. Every quarter there is n Rev. J. W. Perry. TE M PLE REST ROOM general meeting of all thtf circles to­ Rev. W. H. Massey. Each year there is a lecture course gether at the Baptist Tomplc where fc* * Rev. W.*S. Coons. put on at the Baptist Temple. This Thc temple rest room is being equip- nn fo r e s tin g program is rendered, Rev. Geo. P. Guild. pnrt o f the work o f tho church has ped by tho ladles of the Emelian Class Eftch cjreie cnrric8 out the monthly Rev. J. R. Powell. and is to be used as a drop-in place Jm{asjonnry program and a free will ■ Rcv..J. M. Cross. proven not only successful but also for people going to and from the busi-. ofTcrjn(r j„ taken at each meeting, the inspirational to the many attendants. Rev. W. M. Simon. ness district. Also visitors and tour- j money to be'used ns the general offlRev. Fred Donovan. The year 1921 will bring the fol­ Ists in Sanford* will be given a real ' ccr8 direct- There arc no dues but Rev. J. W. Butts. lowing: welcome here. 'every member is dxpccted to contribRev. J. B. Webb. Dr. Russell II. Conwell. The great­ ' ute to missions each Sunday, through Rev. A. D. Cohen. est lecturer in the world. T H E 75 M ILLIO N CAM PAIGN •the envelope system into the Church The following were placed os Dr. Stephen Wise, the most rc■ ! treasury. The following general offl memorials: powned Jewish Rabbi in America. In tho seventy-five million enm- eers were elected: Mrs. E. M. Carroll, Jno. D. Jenkins, Sr. * Dr. Clifford Anderson Owens, elo­ palgn o f 1919 the First Baptist ’ president; Mrs. leasing, vico-prcslCnrl Victor Malm. quent and forceful preacher nnd lec­ r *. Church o f Sanford subscribed $25,dent; Mrs. Savage Scotf, secretary; Myron W alter Lovell, Jr. - - —■ turer. ' 000 to be paid in five years. The fact Mrs. John Abrams, treasurer. Mrs. Julia Singletary Pell. Hon. Ralph Pnrlctte, on ‘‘The Uni­ , o f this lnrgc and liberal subscription The genera lofficers see that tho Allen Gray Tolar. versity o f Hard Knocks.” is that it is backed by enthusiasticj work is carried out, -introducing the Mrs. Lena Aultman Lossing. Dr. Lincoln McConnell, and consecrated members. This church! personal service work and study Joseph Marshall Tolar. Guy Who Delivers tho Goods. uv* desires not to limit its gifts to homo! classes. Following nre the groups and Mrs, Mary Gatehel Cameron. Dr. J. Franklin Rcy, "Missionary m iw ■reds but to reach tbs remotest chairmen: Philo Fox Circle, Mrs. Chns. Mrs. Amelin purranec Tyne. to Japan.” bounds o f tho world. Marshall; Jenhle Spalding Circle, Mrs, Joseph S. .Laing. Lossing; Kathleen Mallory Circle, Arthur Lossing. # R EAD ING ROOM A N D L IB R A R Y Mrs. DcCoursey; Mattie Guynn Circle, Mrs. Jnnie Laing Chnffin. Mrs. Gatehel; Nellie Turner Circle, Mrs. C. M. E. Jinkins. . Tho rending room and library o f the Mrs. Geiger; Peelmnn Circle, Mrs.Mrs. Gladys Gatehel Lovell. 44 Tcmple is open on every Fridny eve- Houston; The Business Women's Helen Orn Miller. "ning from seven to nine. There are Circle, Mrs, David Speer; the Y. W. Jns. F. Prince. over six hundred books and some of A., Mrs. Hyman and Mrs. Ryan. Chns. II. Tuxbury. We hope to netomifiish grent things 1 J. B. Kelly. the best magazines are there for reading. Miss Carrie Stanley is the fur tlm Lord during the new year. Walter Gwynn. director o f this part o f the work. S. F, Kcely. ^ MISS SAR A M ARDRE. NOTED W. S. Baldwin by Masons. W. C. Bray. M U SICIAN GYM NASIUM Mrs. A. W. Kcely. M rs.'Alice Adams. The First Baptist Church is to be There is being erected an open-air Mrs. Lizzie Gnmmnge Williams. gymnnsiutn on n lot hold by trustees congratulated oh being nble to secure Arthur Johnson. for tho church. The lot is just to the Miss Snm Mnrdre of Atlanta as the Windows ' were also put in by or­ rear of the pastor’s home. A com­ pipe organist for the Temple, • F o r bination tennis, basketball and Indoor some time she has been the accom­ ganizations ns follows: King's Daughters. baseball ground is there. In the panist for Mr. Charlie Butler who was Fidelia. spring a swimming poo! will be with Billy Sunday. Sho gives up this Junior B. Y. P. U. erected. Also swinging rings and work toconic to Sanford where she will Flake B. Y. P. U. teach piano and pipe organ and play wnlking ladders with traps. Berean. the organ on Sundays for the Church. Euzelinn. * Prior to this she was n teacher in TH E PUT.PIT FU R N ITU R E Faithful Workers. fo x College and did pipe organ work Scouts. The beautiful set of pulpit and com- with the Atlanta Conservatory of Love and Service. munion furniture has been presented. Music. For three summers she was The windows were built: by the to the Church by the friends and rela- the accompanist for Miss I.uey Adams Southern Art Glass Company of Jccklives of George nnd Philo Fox. The at the University of Tennessee, set is composed of nine pieces and hns Already the enroHment of students sonvilli', Fid. been specially built. It will bear n for both piano nnd pipe organ is cnTHE PEWS AND CARPETS mcmorial name plate. A delay,in ship- cournging. Those desiring lessons ping will necessitate the opening of from this talented tencher will do well The pows of the new auditorium are the Church without this set. ,It will to enroll at an early date, She comes well built nnd beautifully made. Tha + + + + + + + + + + • { • + + + + + + + + + + + + + + < • + + + + + to Sanford January 1st. nrrlve about January lBt. TE M PLE BOOK ROOM TH E TH E W. M. U. S T A IN GLASS W IND O W S : I • X ________________ S A N F O R D , FLA. __ ;____________ "May Brotherly Love Cement our Hearts _ and Lives as the Tapestry Brick are Cemented in the New Temple” ' . - —-— ]■ ' We Deliver the Goods 91 A. J. LOSSING, Proprietor ! City and Long Distance H A U L IN G SANFO RD, ■ft FLO RID A Ask the Building Committee I f We Please You, Tell Others, of the New Temple I f not, Tell Us < • < * + * : • ■:*<• •:* *:•v <■•:* -> ♦ + + + v + < • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ » ♦ ♦ ♦ .Very Best Possible... Christmas and New Years Wishes To The Baptist Church *\ And Its Fine Corps of Officials I •jTcrr a.*.* * 5j u * . The Man Who Built the Building ’ < - - X. - L ---- - 2- . # * * f. _ " I * _________________ | ___ __________ OTTO SCHMEHL Brick and Cement Work i �’ “ ~ ........ ......i— ----------——------ ’ -------------1 s-ii&It ggP PAfcE SEVEN THE SANFORD WEEKLY HBltALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 Spaulding Rose Four Seed Potatoes $4.35 SAN FO R D T R U C K TWO NEW REALTY FIRMS INCORPORATE FOR BUSINESS TO BUILD MORE HOUSES I.A K K HELEN PEOPLE ELECT TW O WOMEN Personal Mention S1NNOTT-MA1IONEY A wedding o f a great deal o f in­ (Fr*m Saturday's Dally) . * . WA N T E D terest to n large number1 o f people Master J. B. Coleman, jr., goes to W A IT E D — Second hand show case. DELAND, Dec. 22.—'The town of Palatka today to spend Christmas nnd one which comes ns quite a sur­ prise is that of Miss Virginia Sin- Inquire at the paint store in the WeLake Helen yesterday elected the fol­ with his grandparents. nott o f Oswego, Kansas, to Mr. Clar­ IsJca Block, Railroad W a r .' 5-tfc. lowing officers: Mayor, J. H. How­ Must be ence Mnhoney of Sanford, which took W A N T E D — Young cow. ell; councilmcn, J. P. Mace, A . D. Miss Emma Owen comes from tho fresh and good milker. J. H. MclClarkson, Mrs. Clnra Carey; clerk, East Coast today to be with Mr. and place Thursday evening, December mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. lS-tfc W. J. Todd; mnrshall, Ernest Lopes; Mrs. I,. P. .McCuller for the holidays. 16th, in the Church of the Immaculate W A N T E D T O R EN T W IT H P R IV Icollector, Mrs. Carrie T. Luffmnn. Conception in Jacksonville. LEGE OF BU YING , 5 TO 10 Irene G. Adnmu, well known through John Edward Fox comes todny The wedding was a very quiet one W ITH . A the state as a Suffragist lender, act­ from Florida M ilitary nnd Naval with only n few close friends to wit­ ACRES T IL E D L A N D vice-president, Is one of Sanford’s SANFORD IS A T T R A C T IN G HOUSE, ON EAST. SIDE. AD­ leading attorneys who has been a resi­ ed ns one o f the inspectors o f the school to spend the holidays with his ness it. TH E IN VESTO RS IN DRESS "F A R M ," I»OX 417, C ITY. relatives, Mr. and Mrs. F. Emmett A fto r the ceremony tho bridal pair dent o f this city many years and after election. 19-ltc NUMBERS. j left for A motor trip from which they Wilson. serving his country In the World W ar -------i have returned to Sanford where they game back to spend his days here in FOR R ENT B. G. Smith was in the city today wUj mnke the(r hoInc> helping to make Snnford the city It W AN TE D TO RENT— 3 or 4 unfur­ cn route to his homc in Ovcldo from Mrs. Mahoney is quite a talented should be. Edward Higgins is a San­ nished rooms or a small house by "From a small fiock o f hens I now Jacksonville, where he went to attend niusicinn nnd hns been fo r some time ford boy and one of the city’s most small family. Will lesee by month or THE O PPO R TU N ITY H E R E IS THE progressive young business men, head get "0 to 25 eggs per clay, whereas a meeting of the republican leaders ^j,e kend 0f tj,e musical department year. Rest of references. Write before giving them Dr. LeGeur’a of the state. GREATEST IN T H E STATE 0f Stetson University. Mr. Mahoney o f the Ford Sales Agency nnd a great “ Soon" in care of Herald. ll-1912tp E ’oultry Prescription, 1 only Received OF FLO R ID A __ —---- --... , ' is a popular young business man of believer in Sanford’s future pros­ three or four. Its cost ims been The innny friends of Mrs. Lucy Sanford FOR R E N T — A large well fumlshperity. The Seminole Realty & ed bed room. 717 Park ave. 5-tfc. repaid to me over nnd over." S o'U nrber and daughter, Miss Thelma, t From Tuesday’s Daily) Investment Compnny should do much writes MrS. J. W .H^ntgomery, Tun- were glad to see them here this week, m is c e l l a n e o u s ! The greatest barometer o f condi­ toward making Sanford a bigger city. T H A T K N IF E -L IK E P A IN nell Hill, Gn. the guests of Misa Annie Hawkins of W e'will ship that Christmas box of tions in any growing city la the status Articles of Incorporation have been You should increase your yield Celery avenue. The Harbors have Is Only One of Nature’s Warnings of oranges for you, per box, $3.50.— of the real estate and trust companies received at this office for the Realty now, while prices are high, through ecn spending tho winters In Sanford Weak or Disordered Kidneys Cates Crate Co, Phone 1H1. 12-26-tf that are forming. Like , the Jews Loan & Guarantee Compnny, that will Dr. LeGcar’s Poultry Prescription, for many years, but this season arc llavo you a lame buck, aching day GET YO U R ORDERS in now for real estate men never choose a dead nppcnr In tho Weekly Herald Friday. It is a tonic which builds up the In Lakeland. They are from Com- nilj night? Do you feel sharp pains your i town in which to locates and tho fa d The papers show that the following hen's strength nnd vitality, Buick cnr. See W. J. and 'a fte r stooping? Are tho kidneys .. 40-tfc that many new realty firms are start­ well-known real estate men at present stimulates the egg-producing orguns. mercc, Gn. ______ [sore? Is their action Irregular? Use 1ntgpcn______________________________ ing up in Sanford is a good Indication r a ilin g In U.'lando will be .he offi­ , , , ,„ . . Ti Doan’s Kidney Pills—the tmediclne Wa will ship that Christmas box of For 28 years Dr. I,cGeur has been The friends of Rev. A A. Thrower rccommcndod ( B0 many Sanford that property is moving and tho real cers: recognized ns America’s foremost oranges for you, per box, $3.50.— who has served tho Methodist church p^oplt*. Head this casoi e s t a t e men are looking ahead to the J. D. Brvni'in, preslddl H A. Expert Poultry Breeder and Veteri­ Cates Crate Co. Phone 181.,, 12-26-tf Mm. W. F. Leavitt, 317 W. Third ________ ___________________ I possibilities of this city and rccognlzo Coggins .vice-president, nnd S. A. narian. Any time your poultry or in Lnke City during tho past year were delighted to learn that he hns St., Sanford, soys; "Some few years FOR S A LE — Good farm inule'in good the fact that Sanford is a growing Hutchins, secretary nnd treasurer. stock are ailing, it will pay you to city. '" x " " - a knife-Nko H g g * They will do n general real estate get the proper Dr. LeGenr Remedy other year. His report from this my ^jdrieya and there was a dull ache ORDER your new Buick and from your dealer. It must give sat­ In the past , two weeks the Herald and loan business and whllo the church was ^ratifyin^ to the mem- in my bock all the time. I had to tuki*! you will not lose any time on the hns received incorporation notices of Herald "representative hns not talked isfaction, or your dealer will refund borship and the year just closed hns to my bed ns I coldn t be on inv feet. new |ond coming in soon. 46-tfc ' 11-22-ltc i two new realty firms that wilt start with tHem it is supposed they wil! your money. »i,„* *tin I suffered from terrible headaches, ---------------.----- .---- ——.-------- --------3 beeit the most successful that the ^ i wll8 advised to try Doan's Kid( We will ship that Christmas box o{ here nnd expect to push Snnford prop- build homes, start subdivisions, imchurch has enjoyed fo r a number of n e y p jjj8 amj onc dozen boxes ornnges fo r you, per box, $3.50.— Mrs. Pcrrie Lee Bell enme Satur­ erty to the limit They will no doubt j ^roVC pr0p0rty, lonn money fo r buildyears. Rev. Thrower is an earnest cured me in fine shape nnd mnde me nntt,8 Crnte Co. Phone 181. 12-26-tf go after the subdivision idea that San- ing purposes and help to build up San- day from Queen's College in Charlotte, — 1 l!l,~ « 9~ ______ * , , , ," . : , ' worker, a good preacher nnd n most ffeel like n different .HAtwnn woninn. 11 fonl has long needed and will build j fo n j ^11 of these gentlemen nrc well N. C., to spend Christmas with h er, ,C : 7 * Price 00 cents, at all dealers. Don’t YOU CAN order your new Buick delightful companion. no wand sav<; time on the next car up the many vnennt lota in this city known (n real estate circles in the family. simply nsk fop n kidney remedy— get Donn’H Kidney Pills— the same that load. that are standing idle now, although fiUto nnd nrp known to many people ‘ 46-tfc IN T l i r CIR C U IT COURT O r T H E SEVENTH , Mrp. 5,1'nvitt f bad Foster-Mill|ur»(\ (From Monday's Daily) th ri^ ^ m ^ have not been made pub- hcro nI1!l |t nUgurs well for Sa.iford J U D I C IA L CIR CU IT Or r i. O R I D A IN Stewart, The Florist, 814 Myrtle C o., M fr s ., H u ffn lo , N . Y . A N D r d R SEMINOLE C O U N TY Miss Sara Muriel has gone to Jack 10-tfc Avenue. Phone 200-W.________ lie ,ihnt new teal estate firniR arc coming — IN C H A N C E R Y aonvillo tospend the holidays with her ]|. B(on*, C&tDpliltiant, “ Sny it with Flowers’*— Stewart, The Seminole Realty & Investment j,cre fr;th the Idea of building homes C LA Y-G LE N N • 10-tfc The Florist. ! family. ir Company has a notice in the Weekly — somc’h’ ng that is r ceded here more Itoijfr Stonr, H»fcr,il«ntCITATION. ‘‘FLO R ID A SCOUT” Is a monthly Herald now which shows that the offi- thnn anything else. Watch the Her-, To Elornie? Itoilrr Slone, RraUenre I’nktiown: The home of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. _ . . » . .1 boy's magazine published by SanMr. and Mrs. Frnnk Miller nnd fam­ It *rP.*rlos (rum in nffliU.il file.] In IbU cers are composed o f George W. nld for future announcements when Glenn was the scene o f a quiet hut ^ Bdited ttnd ?rinted hy r*o i. <ti«l Jim are a non raalitrnl nf llio Slalo ily will be nt the Hotel Valdez for tho Knight, president and general man­ ih isc two fnms got icni’ y for bustna«3. of riorlda; Ibat roar pla^e .of raalilancv It on* pretty wedding Saturday, December wn]ard Lu , nnd mu8tr. ted by known: Ibat rr"> arr orrr Ibt are at twrnlr- j w in te r , ager; George W. Herring, vice-presi­ one rear*, anil Ibat Ibare la no one In tba Stale ' n th the ceremony -king place at ^ ^ FREE Ibe terelce of a a ur-m wlinm | dent, wnd Edward Higgins, secretary Braxton UuRjrett and Perry. Jerni- | 10:30 n. m.p nt which time Miss Mable ( *18-3tp l".oa,,i : : Dr. E. W. Shepeni of Spartanburg Catherine Glenn nnd Mr. Walter Doyle -------------------------------------------------- and treasurer. The president, while a ^nn rnn, of the B. & O* Garage, have* | Therefor*. yT o«":re'*^^kr ^ on me Tib ii»r of uarrb. a . i*. io3i. (o nrr[Ved Inst night to spend the holicomparatively new citizen, has been returned from a business trip DRINK to ■jnire.1 l»l«rar l*i Ibp bill nf muiplaint fihlbflpfi »f Clay were joined in tho holjf bonds ' in Sanford about one year and has Tampa. They brought Joseph Sev­ you In tbl* raupp, othrnr|af a iIpptpp |»rn mfcr |d liy B l i t h oniO , o f matrimony by the Reverend Doc- Llder Springs \\ nter. Its 99 98-100 wtU t-p enirfril atfalnat you nt) aiJJ dal*. Phone 311. done more in that time toward the erance, the sales promotion 'agent, It li furlliei ordprril tbit Ihlfl iK*tlce ( tor IJtch. * |per cent pure._______________ In tii«» flanfuril Ifrrabl one* a w«k for ] Mr. nnd Mrs. O. P. Swope and Mr. upbmldihg of the city than any one back with them ami he left today The bride is the charming dnugh- 1 FOR S A LE and Mrs. W. B. Williams of Oveido man has done in that period. He saw for his home in. Ixmisvillc to spend ter o f Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Glenn, am i , r 0 R g A L E — One pair good mules. '">* A D- were in the city yesterday. the necd o f new homes and despite the Christmas. The B. & 0. will have </-'< has resided in Titusville for the past Cash or terms.— Bryan Auto Co. oi a ™ irc% tt. price o f materials started building thefr same territory for the I-exing- (DRAM five years, coming here from Okla­ Mr. and Mrs. John WH*on ar*d Mrs. FOR S A L E — 100 ft. front, 117 ft. s«miooi« Ooantj, n«iMi, fme bungalows on Magnolia avenue ton cars this season as they nail last homa, during which time sho has deep, lo ffro n t on Palmetto nvenue, their for t?orap,llDin,. Fred Walsma have returned from a and is celling them as fast as he can which will be good news to trip to Tampa made in the Wilson made a host of friends both young corner o f Hlh St. Nick Zcrnovnn, |S01cbuild them. George W . Hcirlng, the innny frienda. and old. The groom Is n young mnn Sanford. * 19-4tc car. o f sterling qualities, nnd is tho local ♦ + + ^ + + + + + w .+ + + + + + + 4 + + « +++4.++<.++ + + + + + + + ^ + + + + + ^ + + + + + * + + + + + + +<>'J’+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + i Co s t .. ~ ... , , ___ ~ . representative o f tho Fruit Growers Mr. G. F. Smith canle from Texas *_____ ............. m i. u. r . w w > " |Express Compnny o f Washington, LOST— Monday, a mink fur boa.. IleSunday evening to spend t$« to lh U y i, D c They w,n makfl ^ homo jn turn to Herald office. 19-ltp . with his family. He will return after Titusville.—Titusville News. Christmas. AG ENTS W A N T E D * ' • __________ ^ AG ENT W A N T E D IN SANFO RD — Quite a number o f Sanford’s college Mr. nnd Mrs. George H. Schuyler Sell tho Original Watkins Remeset have received invitations to two and Mr. and Mrs. W . L. Schuyler have dies, Spices, Extr eta, etc-4 Necessi­ holiday dances to be given in Orlando taken the home o f Mr. Frank Miller ties and repeaters. A ll or spare which they are looking forward to with for the winter. time. W rite Watkins Co., 69 Mem­ a great deal o f pleasure. One to be Tenn. 12-1014tp given at the Rosalind Club Christmas phis, ■ — i ----------------mm . Perry Jemlgan o f the B. & O. eve by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones fo r Motors Company le ft today fo r Tampa The daily tide o f visitors arriving tiielr two daughters, Miss Jones and where he was called in conference In Fort* Myers, fo r longer or shorter Miss Vivian Jones. The other to be stays, is increasing and already the with some of the b‘ig automobile deal­ given at the Country Club by Mr. and city is comfortably full, with house­ ers in that city. Mrs. Nixon Butt on the evening o f keeping apartments and rooms be­ December 27th fo r Miss Mallle Slight coming very scarce. Jimmy Pierson, the wrestler, is in and Miss Sarah Slight. the city todajf, coming over from Leesburg where he put on a fast bout with young ' Stecher, a lotal boy. Jimmy ia a. well known aviator as well as wrestler and won fame on the fields o f France with the American aerial forces. 10 acres Qne Celery land; 5 acres cleared and tiled; 3 AS CITY O F F IC IA L S BIG EGG YIELD REALTORS^SEE IT ' 1 n1 1' J J ’ l • ■’ THE SURPRISE SHOE STORE IS AGAIN UNDER THE PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF MR. SAUL ROBBINS. WE HAVE SOLD OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH PRICED SHOES AND READY-TOWEAR AND OUR NEW GOODS ARE AT PRICES LOW! SALE. WON’T YOU COME IN TO RENEW OLD ACQUAINTANCES AGAIN? j , i (« W ish in g You. j IL A. Shreve, who' has been night clerk at the Valdez Hotel hns re­ signed and will remain in Florida for some time before returning north. Mr. Shreve made many frienda whlfe at the Valdez who hate to see him leave Sanford but wish him well in whatever city he may locate. AjlA JVLerry X m a s SURPRISE SHOE STORE. 310 SANFORD AVE. T g t, i-- v - 1 wells, Rood house, 5 miles out. terms. I,'.,; \ ■ $5,000, $2,000 cash, bnlance H . B. L E W IS PH O N E 349 106 N. P A R K A V E SANFO RD . F LO R ID A 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, 1920 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, December 24, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 24, 1920. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1920; <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/b63a47dacfac62ec64badc5507f3dce8.pdf 12861a52f8cb45a1c7f4e7f49a3e669d PDF Text Text ' ' ' ‘second “section ' ■ • . ■ t , .• . . •. . ftc r S f • • ■ _ . PAGES SANFORD 9 to 16 IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 1» VOLUMB xn. T H E SANFORD WEEKLY H ERALD, FRIDAY, DECEM BER 24, 1920 edited ft Sheffield newspaper In Eng land. Ho Is often confounded with Robert Montgomery, who was ridi­ culed and denounced by Mneaulny. "8lng a Song This Rlessed Mom" was written by Rlshop Chrlstophei Wordsworth, nephew of the great English poet and father of the present Rlshop of Salisbury. Dr. Wordsworth waa Master of narrow, Canon ol AROLS were originally ac­ Westminster, and Bishop of Lincoln. companied with a dance, and ♦•While Shepherds Watched Theli this carpi dancing la part of Flocks by *Nlght" Is by Nahum Tate the.rhythmic movement of poet laureate, associated with tin (he ‘Oberammergau play, aa- Tate and Brady version of the Psalm* well.as of the.dances of the ' He died when In prison for debt.. Shakers of Lebanon In New Tho ’.popular hymn "ChristianYork state. . Awake. Salute the Happy Mom," wnThe flrat Christmas carol j wrltten by John Byron, a Lancashire b history ls.tho "Gloria In Excelsts" , mnn, who waa esteemed a good acholai found In the Roman mas*, and In the l and poet In tils day. He was bom li ■fcplscopal Ilook of Common Prayer. It li ucribed to Telesphorua, bishop of Manchester Ip 1001. The two eminent sweet singers ol Rome, about the year A. D. 189, and tbe church, John Keble, and R*glnal<' Vfommon In both the'eastern and Uebor, bishop of Calcutta, have writ "wBtern churches. ' • An old English carol begins with tha ten Chrlstmaa hymns, but they lacl those elements of popular song whlcl netable wonlsj constitute the Christmas carol. Kebl. lUhoM a-oWjplo, Under baba • sweetly sings; ^ 1b freetlng winter night, la homely manger trembling lies, . IJUe circlet wMentns ’round , , Alae. a ptteoua eight . Upon a dear bluo river. •The "higher critics” have wondered O rb a f t e r o rb th e w o n d ro u e s o u n d koV the shepherds could watch their l a e c h o e d o n fo re v e r, , Aooki by night, even In winter In O l o r r t o 0 ® a o n h , , h - o n , 4 r t h *’ peace. Jodes. but this presented no difficulty to Robert Southwell, the aifthor of this The lines of the gentle Ileber hnv fuslnt carol, who as a Jesuit was Im­ their lesson In these dsys of commei prisoned In the Tower of London, and, dal unrest: after enduring the torture* of the rack, U ( # y |y c lo th e d a n d p ro u d ly fed . « u executed In 1594. In daneeroue wealth we dwelt; • A popular carol among the Germans Ilemtnd us ot thy roanfer bod . It one written by Martin Luther for Akd lowly eogtago c*a .111 little son Hons. It begins: CHRISTMAS E E U 3 T h o *T « at y u lo lo x » a r o b l u i n g b>«h» T h # h a l l s w i t h h o lly g ro o n a r o d ro o t. A n d b llth s o m a m a lila a n d m s r r y la d a A r t c o y ly c la d In a l l I h a lr M i l A n d h a v a y a a a a n tb o f a l r a a t m a id T h a t a r a h a t h d w a l t ’tw o o n t a a a a M&T Roman Mass .* , A n d f o r m y lo v o a n d f o r m y f a i t h . T h in k y a e h o ’U b r i n g a g i f t t o m a t O , r in g , y a Jo y -b o lla , g a y ly r i n g l O , m a r r y m ln s tr a l s , h a r p a n d s l n g l F i l l a v a r y h a a r t w i t h C h r i s t m a s e h * o r. F o r C h rls tm a a co m es b u t o n c a a y s a f . T h a y u la lir a b l a s a s w a r m a n d h ig h . O n o a k e n e d r a f t e r , b U c k s n a d w aU | I t s h in e s u p o n t h a f a l r a a t m a id , A a d o w n s h a d a n c e s th ro * t h a h a l I flin g m y w a a r y h a r p a s id e , (A n d w ill a h a s to o p t o s u c h a s XT) 1 h a s t e to m e a t h e r u n d e r n e a t h O . m e r r y m in s tr e l s , h a r p a n d s ln g l O . All m y h a a r t w i t h " C h rls tm a a c h e e r. F o r C h ris tm a s co m as b u t once s y a s r . W h o h a th ao r a r e o r f a ir a , g i f t . A s t h i s h y Jo v e h k t b b r o u g h t t o a s T F o r X w a s b u t a m i n s t r e l la d , . A d a i n t y , h i g h - b o r n m a id w a s a h a . T a t w ith h e r U p s h e r h a a r t a h a g a v e , H e r h e a t f , a ll p u r e a s C h r i s t m a s f * e * A n d f o r b a r lo v e a n d f o f b e t f a i t h , . F o u r t h u n t o J o u s t a n d w a r I 'l l go. O , r i n g , y a Jo y -b e lle , g a y ly r t n g l O . h e a r t o f m in e , r e jo ic e a n d s in g , F o r C h r l s t m a a lo v e a n d C h r i s t m a s Shoe S h a ll b le s s o u r U vao t h a w h o le r a w e •7(if. * —A n n ie L o u is a B r a c k a n r td g a . ijo v o a s h e a rts a r e He Just Can’t Wait to See Santa Claus i the q 'lo y j o f ; from S ha h l g h ts t h a a v a n 1 c o m a to ta ll | I t * (la d d e a t n a ira w h ic h *’or b afelL A tenr sad story Is told In connccChristm as Song lloo wtfft this cprol. In order to1glva ■ II realistic effect tn a certain Luther[| altAjfcurch It used to bo sung by a boy In every babe that gains tho lighl Met down from the roof bf the church Through rack of human pain, JressW-ss nn ongel. But one day tho In eafch new-breathing soul tonight rope broke, (jnd the boy waa killed. The Christ-child lives again. * This put an end to o very beautiful but dangerous Chrlstmaa custom. • In every drop of anguish, pressed At a time when the liturgical and From paliid woman’s brow, biblical ploys Were popular the In every virgin raothef-breast Cbrfstmns carol waa on Important His Mother whispers now. 1 feature. In Itnly In tho time of St. rrinrla of Assisi. In order to Instruct the people, the villagers come to the ebarch carrying lighted torches, and And wise men through the dark­ ness hie, • there they saw the scene of the man­ ner filled with hay, and tho ox and ass I jq! In the East—a Star! ' itsndlng In tl\elr places near the O little Christ who is to die Virgin and Child. Then It waa that Waa your bouI’b journey far? 8t Francis and hts friars stood by tbe Strange meteor wounds of death Hunger all night long, giving Ood thinks that by this means the hearts and birth of the people had been-touched. ■ - Lighting an endless sea; ’ . “Rare old Ben Jonson," tn the daya A little child has come to earth Aef die "Good Queen Bess," wrote a And He muBt die for me I • carol which begins "I ting the Birth —By Mary McNeil Fcnollosa, in bom tonight" And about that time ippeared a very popular carol which the Craftsman. , li sung In "Merrle England" even to be present day, the first line of which .1 ‘Tlod rest you, merrie gentlemen." Some old Christmas carols have come down to us In half Latin and half English. Among them Is g carol which appears In the collection for Grace thnrch. New York city: ‘Whtn Christ was bom of pur# Maria In lUthlehem, that fair eltla, Anrtla Bang with mirth and glM In Eicolsta Gloria. ■’ In this "Grace collection" there Is a carol commencing "Over the world da O rigin of Yuletide Christmas mom," by Dr. • Mackey 8mlth. , The uncouth carol of the sixteenth century has given place to the popu­ ’ Yule was the name of the ancient lar .Christmas hymn of later days. Scandinavian festival held at the time •Wherever the English language Is of the winter solstice. The word la of »P«ken Charles Wesley’s hymn, "Hark, uncertain origin, says The Ilousekeepthe Herald Angels Sing" finds a place er, but It probably la taken directly In the sanctuary. It la also translated from the Icelandic word "Jol." mean­ Into the languages of India, China and ing a feast It la curious to note bow Japan, its author was the brother of many nation! of old marked the “turn the founder of Methodism. He waa a true poet and a perfect hymn writer. of -the yearJJ—that .1*, the December Bis masterpiece Is the beautiful hymn aolatlce—by festivals. The Egyptian*, “Jesus, Lover of My 80ul," which was the Hindus, the Persians, the Greeks •ung by the Princess Alice *t the and the Romans all bad feasts at this . deathbed of the prince consort of ■•ainn. hnt especially the Northern England, the lamented hnsbada of Queen Victoria. , "Come"ell y* faithful" la th# TAdeste Fideles" of the Latin, and ««n# originally from the pen of Aurelias Clemens Prudebtlua, a native ®f Bpala, who flourished about the latter half of tbe fourth century. There la another hymn by the same Latin* author *which Mglna with "Of the Father's love begotten." W* have two well-born Christmas carols by American ‘writers. "O Little • Town of Bethlehem" was written by the* ‘popular Boston divine, Phillip* Brooks. "8bont the GUd Tidings, Ex­ ulting 8lng" was composed by Dr. Mohlenbnrg, the founder of th* Church of the Holy Commnnloa, • BL Luke’s hospital, and other charitfa#-In New Teifc eity, ■ ■ "Angela from the Realms of Glory" is by the great hymn writer Jhmes Monljomety, who . far thirty years • V , j • baj\ishe& it se e m s t strap s KISSIMMEE’S NEW BANK BEING ORGANIZED WITH • STOCK OVER-SUBSCRIBED KISSIMMEE, Dec. 20.—Preliminary steps are being taken to organise the Merchants and Fanners Bank of KUhfmmee, which will hava for its stock­ AMID THUNDER OF CANNON holder* local men and Orlando men. AND APPLAUSE OF THE The institution will have a paid-up POPULACE Capital of $25,000. The shares, which are for $100, each, have been over­ , (By r u S m m Ii US I r n i l subscribed. ' ATHENS, Dec. 20^-ConatanThe officers who will serve till the tine of Greece, entered Athene first annual meeting of the stepkjioldtoday amid the thunder of can­ erm, which will be In January, ares non, the ham of airplanes cir­ President, J. P. Ange of Orlando; vice­ cling overhead 'and the roaring president, R. D. Waring of Orlando; cashier, R. A. Gate* of Orlando. These cheer* of th* throng who wept with Joy. . No foreign ministers officer*, with the addition of Ernest were present during the cere­ Mach and G. W. Persona of Klssimmonies. ’He attended Cathedral will form th* board of directors eervlee and rode to the palace In MUST AMEND CUMMINSESCn ACT TO INSURE COVERING ALL LINES MIAMI, Dec. 20^Se»ator A. Cummins* who la spending the winter Jn Miami, said today the decision of the railway labor board that the act does not cover electric or Interurban lines, limits the *cope of the E*chCummlns act’ considerably more than had been Intended by framer* of the bill, end that In guch a caae the btll would have to be amended to apeak more clearly th* intention and scope of the measure. * The plan’if- the cdmmittee drawing op the blU was that all the lines en­ gaged in the transportation of freight no patter by. whatpower tha freight carriers were, propelled, should com* under the act," said Senator Cnb- Xm as Posy Party"A Garden of Flower*"—an Ideal scheme this for a fancy Christmas drcm party. Whed 'the Invitations arh sent out each guest should be request­ ed to come to "fhe Garden of flow­ ers" dressed to represent a flower. Whatever flower Is ch/son should be Intimated to the hoateea when accept­ ing the Invitation. For the supper table decoration for this party, In tba center stand a large doll dressed aa a rose—the queen of flowers. In bar hands should be fastened as many gaplands of baby ribbons, or strings ol smnil blossoms an there are guests. Attach little gifts at the other ends of "the garlands appropriate to the coetuiues of the guests ■that are to re­ ceive them, .such '$a brooches and scarfplns with flowers In enamel, baskets of frweeta trimmed with flowere. or pretty cut glads bottles of pep fnrpe. decorated with bldaeom*. The ribbons or garlands shooed be> ar­ ranged that each spall guest finds ■ corresponding gift; thus, Vtolet’a pres­ ent Is adorned with tha flowera the represents, etc. The menus should bf In tha form of flbwer* or petals;and the lamp or caudle shades of rose cot ored silk. at the Herald. . •«; Jlgarvi . S ’, t.'A \ . . r •yJ!*M *'j.' ’ _- V.'IoV �» :• .* • i * ' ; .l! kA.lcr - l • , ' , ' n n . ... , „ , PAGE EIGHT ‘•i .■:r .s ' . ,rw ' - V> 'FTS ■ ‘V« • t... • •'• 1»■ i-JW--■4i ~ • 7 r r ‘” f "V / , . , : -/*• * • i.T V*r.V.*> d r ^ >> '. ;.»> » > . • '• » '’ V THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 . .: =!= ■-: ?= OVIEDO .,4 Edward McCall, of Lakeland, arrived 1 Saturday to spend - Christmas with cV aa-Jl i his parents/ Francj/^Swopo had as his guest last week Charles Warner, of Rol­ lins College. On Sunday evening at the Metho­ »dist church a white gift service wns held under the auspices of the Sun­ day school. The church was beauti­ fully and appropriately decorated, the A m ple Stocks :: Prompt Delivery alter being draped in white with fes­ ■ k l '' * toons of tinsel and just a little touch of green here and there. A special program had been prepared . and. Just at the close of the program eoch( class hiarched to the rostrum and de­ 9 posited in a little white cradle, which represented the manger in Bethlehem many useful gifts for the orphanage Wishing You A l l A Merry Christmas at Enterprise, Fla. The box of gifts were carried to Enterprise Tuesday by several members of Mrs. T. W. i Lawton's Wesley Bible Class. SANFORD A V E N U E J. F. Starrett, of Jacksonville, the AN D SECOND ST. inspector for the S. A. L. Ry. is in­ specting tie* in Oviedo this week. Mrs. C. A. Brannon, Miss Mary Linhart and W. M. Wright left Tues­ day for Jacksonville. Mrs. Parker Tart and little daugh­ Our Prices Will Save ter, Julia, and Mr. and Mrs. Julius • ; •' • •: ' * Gist, of Winter Haven are expected You Money Friday to spend Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Klmbrel. X. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ♦—s - rt T^umweL frrr.a e r j • LEAVES AFTER THREAT u t r l .. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT D F THE R A T I OF 7 . Mrs. W. E. Argo, Edward Argo and T. J. Brannon. FLORIDA, IV AJTD FOR BRXXROLZ Messrs. Joe LW hart nrtd Roy Wil­ OF DEATH IS SENT HIM little -Miss Palmer Argo spent Satur­ . COURTT,— IH CH A JfO IRT. ' liams have just returned from a - I <tin Mcillll, Complainant, day in Orlando. trip to Ft. Myers. a !i l l * JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 22,-F old„h „ D ff^ U llt. ' Miss Catherine Young, Maxine Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope, Miss lowing receipt of an anonymous letcitatiojt. Young nnd Inez Strange and W. B. Mnble . Swope, Miss Elizabeth Lnw- ter warning him that ho would be ►Uir,In Htr*«t. nuudcipbu, rmnnyitumr Young spent Saturday in Sanford. * __ i The Baptist Sunday school of Ovi; ton and Francis Swope spent Wed­ killed Inst night unless he left the I ' 1* »pp«*rin* frp« ,n Robert, have the whopping cough. nesday afternoon in Qrlnndo. city, Bcnj. Lcffler, who was kidnaped,] r Florida; that jo^r pitc* of rtaidnc* v* cdo will give a Christmas-tree at the Mrs. . C,. E. Chorping’s Sunday i II ;|fi i• taken to the outskirts of the city, n7u.t?iphu.'‘i%n™" “ a t ^ ^ .r t 8' ^ school class of girls und boy» enjoy­ church Friday night. A special pro­ ■r 1 .} J ( handcuffed to a tree nnd beaten wjth I »** of y*ara. and that u*. » ! *EijB gram is being "prepared and lh® chil­ ed a wcinic roast and picric last Fri­ . ,, , , , . . , .la no one In the SUM of liorlda th* arnltt tt Greetings of the season to the Her­ it; • Iron-BtUddcd straps on the night of'a anbporna upon whom would blnd’jon, tt« u{^ day evening at Robinson’s Springs. dren are looking forward to the oc­ ald and all its readers. , .. i . V December 11, announced today that m hrr.br ortmd and J Mrs. Chorpening • and Mrs. A. Cor- casion with great pleasure. The first celery to leave Sanford in nny chhperonbd the party. Every one • Miss Ethel Taylor, of Quitmnn, Ga., he was closing his store at 2 o’clock card nu the 7th dar of rrtmarr. a. d.- im, ■__. , .. . . ,, , to apprar to the hill of reattaint txhiUtad car Iota will be two. cars grown by ad n dandy' time. yesterday afternoon and would leave 'asainat joo tn thia cauar, othrrwtaa a ihw'. nrrived Saturday to be the guest of Christ. Bucusel, of Cameron City. A. Jacksonville thnt evening. w,“ * taltn* •«•*«•» i " « Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. Grier nre rc- her uncle nnd aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. WASHINGTON, D. C„ Dec. 2 3 ^ A Moses has bought it and paid $2.50 eiving the sympathy of their friends B. McCall for several weeks. Leffler, who is the proprietor of I •* *• f»nbrr onirrrd that thu notice b* pt*. , I . vt . .. llahrd In tbr Sanford llrrmlti one* a wrrk fw' i :IM per crate here for it. • It is a vurity of t the death of their best mule, n fine Mr. nnd Mrs. Hogue and son Ches­ statement charging the Japanese mil­ retail stores here and at Newport, R. four anki. Grccntop. Mr. Moses will ship it to ig, 5-year-old. It broke out of the ter, of Eliznbcth, N. J., have return­ itary authorities with "frightful and I., *1" jto to hi. New York o f f lc . X S3 S i; 1 .1 New York, leaving here the first of yard - Inst Saturday night nnd got ed to Oviedo and nre occupying the barbnrous” deeds in Manchuria has I think it best that I leave," he .*•»• » v. WI1 j, i (S R A I.I K. A.' DOCOI.AKS, . been issued by the Korean commis­ next week. Something to ent, presumably poison S. W. Swope cottage for the winsa,u' 1 Clrrk of Circuit Court. ,7 Ashley Purvia, also, of Cameron n some kind of crops for cut worms, ter. sion. Officials said that in the Hun_i ftrm lnolt County. Florida. O H O . A . DtCOTTES. City, wil cut five enrs of Golden and was found dead Sunday morning. | Miss Kiln Belle Jones und Mrs. S. chin district the Japanese burned 32 THE SA N FO RD MIRROR & Solorltor and of Connarl for Oemplalnaar * Self-bleaching celery next week. W. The mule wns valued at $.r>00. V. ISdtt r IE. Harrison, of Jacksonville, arrived villages, killed all tho malo inhabit FU R N ITU R E SHOP B. Ahern paid $2.00 per crate here tantn, and massacred 145 peaceful in­ -------- ---------------. jTuesday and will be the guests of Mr. « ? FRENCH MIRROR PROCESS lor it and will ship it to Chicago mar. SPIJRLING-'FRANCIS |nnd Mrs. J. B, Jones for the Christ- habitants and burned houses with M irror. R a-tllrarad, Auto Raflaotara B a-illrar- THEY’RE GONE WHERE kets. Both of these fields of celery women nnd children inside. * THEY BBLONQ »d, CbandaUara raftnlahad, Furultura repaired, • _____ mns holidays. Furnltura n f la lth a d j ‘ B ra n Bed* reflaiabad; arc said to be fine stuff. NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—Twenty-four _______ . . ___ ________________ _____, , Iren Bed* bro n n d i Fornltura .a tro h J.d la any A wedding of more than usual in- i Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope nnd The many friends of Billy Bcarail tBj daairad. n«>t of m a u rta ia confessed Russian communists today •] Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ohorpcning urv tcrest to Sanford people occurred nt Mrs. \S. II. \ oung spent h riday in about the hnppiest folks in Florida, of Orlando were glad to see him here VriS..“ n'iLu\\<i.*ip*rtlT do°* °” *h#rt sailed on Iraper*tor for Russia. They this week ns their daughter, Mrs. Kissimmee this afternoon when J. T . jOflwdo. last evening when he came up to at-! ° WM E CONNORS & CO. were rounded up during the raids last Williams and Mrs. E. G. Bryan Squire and their three children Spurling of this city wns united in tend tho Lake dance at the Valdez. ! osier n« Laurel a .* , Phona aio winter. • I will be here from Jacksonville for marriage to Mrs. Fl^rn Harris Hancock were Sanford visitors Monthe holi(|nys nnd their son Horace Frnncis nt the home of the bride. will be here from Cleveland, O. The Rev. W. H. Coleman, pastor of th o ' Mr- and Mrs. Tilden Jacobs, of ► * Chorpreings will hnve a fnmily din­ First Christian Church, performed th e ,Mofnro^ I-cwia Wright, of Sanford, is 1' ner party Christmas, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. ceremony in the preSencc of relatives spending several days with his par­ r • > Corpany will be guests. Altogether nnd friends of the contracting parties. ents this week. > ►i The ring ceremony wns used. Rela­ there will be fourteen in the party. i Mrs. H. 11. McCall and son Ed­ ‘ 1 Miss Maude Cameron will he here tives of the contracting parties, Prof. ward visited Orlando Tuesday. mi *4 * • • • from Tampa Friday to remain over A. H. Fuller of the High School nnd » Miss Ruth Young, of Sanford, is > Christmas with her parentn, Mr. and his wife and daughter, Lovelle, and I' spending the Christmas holiduys with i Mrs. A. B. Cameron nnd sister, Claire. Mrs. W. H. Coleman were among her parents. i► Miss Cameron has not been home for those present. After the cermcony n Little Theodore Auline, Jr., who it a long time *as she hns n position in buffet luncheon was served and the !hJ bccn quR c'ni'foV ^veraf days, is * Tampa that is not easy to'get some i >■ bt-idc and groom left for a short trip 'reported better •I’a h i• one to fill. i by automobile that will take in vnri- I M„ 0 <; U-oIcott visited Orlando i :• Ed. J. Cameron is at home from ous points in Florida. Mr. nnd Mrs. 'Monday 1 ;• Boatwick for the holidays. J. E. Spurling will be nt home to Willinm Robert Williams entertain> .( Mrs. Jennie Prevatt and son Wal­ their friends after Jnnunry 1st nt The ed u numbcr of his friends last week ■Kj t 1. • ker, were over from Geneva Sunday .Oaks in this city. The bride Is a '(( t birthday party, , ' i ii / » * visiting her son, Will and family. native, of Ohio and has been a resi-1 Mrs. J. II. Lee, jr., and little son Mrs. Herman Brantley arrived here dent of Kissimmee for the past eig h t'are visiting Mrs. Lee's mother, Mrs. ’ ’ from Indianapolis, Ind., Friday to ycurs where she is known and be- Lewis at Altamonte, DOING YOUR BEST * join her husband. Mr. Brantjay came loved by a large circle of friends. | Mrg Cartcr L ^ to n , of Jacksonhere with his parents some time ago TELLING THE TRUTH t: The groom is also . native of Ohio viUef js vj()ilinjr Mra. R. W. L ^ to n . r from Montgomery, Ala. |*1: but has been a resident of this city RIGHT IS MIGHT . .Miss Loretta Traty is here from for the past ten years coming here The Woman's Club Is planning a J ; j CONFESSING YOUR SINS "tacky party" for watch night to be St. Petersburg to remain over the ■. to engage in farming but for the given at the Club House for the bene­ i holidays with hen brother, Elwood NA TU R E KNOWS BEST 1 i® 7 | * < Irish and daughter, Mrs. E. P. Moore. post two years going back to his first fit of the Club. 1 The tickets are al­ J LIVING A PU R E L IFE .• 1 Mr. Akin, of Atlanta, was a recent love, the real estate business, in ready on sale at 25^ each and the •i ? which he was engaged in Ohio.prior club members plan tq make this ono * visitor at J. W. Corley’s. LIVING A CHRISTIAN LIFE to coming to Florida. He is promin­ of the most delightful evenings of tho Dame Rumor is saying. John War­ <* jj LIVE A N D LET L IV E • ’ . ren and Miss Hardy, of Celery ave­ ent in business and church circles year 1920, and a good "starter" i nue, are to be married Christmas here and his many friends will hasten THINKING BEFORE ACTING Mrs.'George . Olsen and two^chll<i i to extend congratulations nnd best dren, of Columbus, Ohio, arc visiting day. <► THINKING BEFORE SPEAKING . < The little Steele boys, George and wishes for a long life of happiness Mrs. William’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. • <■ md prosperity. BEING KIND TO T H E POOR - * • ! *. '* BEING C A N blD A N D FR A N K . * <i <» BEING HONEST IN B U SIN E SS ' HEARING BEFO R E JUDGING . * 114 HARBORING ONLY PU R E THOUGHTS <» \ ( HELPING A FA L L E N BROTHER •< ’ FORGIVING YOUR ENEM IES WRONG IS ALARMING (* «• t STOPPING YOUR EA RS TO GOSSIP i ' * i • STANDING BY YOUR PRINCIPLES • ' ’ 1 1 BRIDLING A SLANDERO US TONGUE . y’ #1 FOR TH E MIGHTY DOLLAR YOU GAVE ' n FOR THE POOR ( FOR THE Y. M. C. A . , • i ‘ WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE DUR­ ING THE YEAR 1920. OUR NEW DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS, COAT SUITS AND MILLINERY A R f AT THE LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE. COME IN TO SEE US. Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda Bone M ea I ROBBIN’S CREDIT STORE C a sto r Pom ace Kainit & CHASE &HCOMPANT 1*ii i y II EAST.SANFORD JAPANESE ON WAR PATH II A Merry Xmas and a Very I;1 Happy New Year to You All Dawn is Coming ANY USED CAR PURCHASED FROM OUR STOCK BEFORE JANUARY 1, 1921, WILL BE COMNEW TIRES AT NO ADDITIONAL COST. COME EARLY, WE HAVE SOME GOOD ONES. TERMS TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES. > . OVERLAND GARAGE . YOURS VERY TRULY,./ “PEGGY” D0RNER f -T- *. .* ‘f a i ---- *----- -1 » '. ■>» • • * . # ' .'R i r . _ • • ^; - . ' a ^ • ^ ____ J , * • •• l .^ B I . i► ► •--i . »■ I THANK YOU ALL MY FRIENDS. ’ • t FOR THE RED CROSS ’ FOR THE DOUBLE CROSS . FOR THE SUPPORT GIVEN AVIATOR WRIGHT AND JIMMY JOHNSON, PILOT. ' , . : y..-. ■_ ■ rf.JroU ■ �m^^ffm rh ;X'yw5 F~W'- ~wi '' ' ' -T*T: THE SANFO RD W EEK LY H ER A LD , FRIDAY, DECEM BER 24t 1920 PAGE TEN in the Circuit Court of the Seventh Mabel M. Keely by her next f r U j Paul M. Keely, Paul M. Keely Judicial Circuit. In and for Semi­ husband, and George W. Venable America Means Salvation to These Little Ones nole County, Florida.— Complainant*vs. In Chancery. Alexander Jamea Miller, et al, D*. “ T h a t’s Dr. K in g 's New Dis­ fendanta. ORIGINAL BILL OF COMPLAINT covery, for F ifty Years CITATION. ' E. A. Douglass, in his own right, and ~ * 1-B reak er’! a Cold* To Alexander James Miller, D. Utl. as Trustee, Complainant, sey Piffard and Charlotta Q.- py. vs. IME-TRIED for fifty year*- and fard and the unknown heirs, J. H. Cowen, et nl, Defendants. never more popular than today. tecs, devisees, grantees or otSer CROSS BILL OF COMPLAINT Nothing but the relief it givea from claimants under Alexander Jaw*n J. H. Cowen, et al, Complainants, stubborn old colds, and on-rushing Miller, D. Halsey piffard aad '^h.new ones, grippe and throat-torturing Charlotte O. Piffard, knd -the nsE. A- Douglass, et al. Defendants. coughs ooukl nave made Dr. King’s known heirs, legatees, devisees New Discovery the standard remedy it CITATION. grantees, or other claimants un­ b today. No harmful drugs. To O’. R. Calhqun, of Pitkins. Colo­ der Emma M. Piffard, and to any Always reliable, and good for ffle rado; F. A. Hart, of Savannah, nnd all other persons or partleg whole family. Has a convincing, heal­ Georgia, nnd C. H. Wnlah, of Wil­ claiming any interest In and to th« ing taste with all its good medicinal mington, North Carolina; T. O. following described lands situau qualities. At all druggists, 00 cents, Gillis, M. J. Gallagher, J. 5J- Ilunti in- Seminole county, Florida, mors 11.20 a bottle. J. F. Mitchell, Louis Paint nnd particularly described at follows, . James Sawyer, whose places of p h r tin jr tffi m f f r t m f fh d to-wit: residence are unknown, nnd to nil The Northeast quarter of th* other persons or parties cinimlng Northwest quarter of the Southwest an interest In nnd to the following quarter; the Southoast nunrter of the described innd in Seminole Coun­ Southwest nunrter of the Northwest ty, Florida, to-wit: nna tho Northwest quarter • Lots 7 and 8, of Block 4, of Tier 4, qunrtcr, of tho Northeast quarter of th* of Sanford, Floridn, according, to E. Southwest-quarter of Section 1$ R. Trafford’a map of Sanford, Flori­ Township 19 South of Range 50 last, da: and begfning 30 chains North of the are sick headaches, biliousness, sallow It appearing from a sworn cross Southwest corner o f Section | | . skin, waste matter in the intestinal bill of complaint filed in this cause, Township 19, South of lia is e jo ' Tbe European Relief Council, which aceka.to raise $33,000,000 at the system. Correct this _health-under­ that you have or claim to have some East,, run North 20 chains, East 10 interest in nnd to tho above describ­ chains, South 20 chains, Weat if Christines season, has been formed for the purpose-of throwing the entire mining condition by taking Dr. King's ed land, therefore, you, G. K. Cal­ chains to beginning. charitable energy of the United States Into the vital msk of prorldlng food and P i l ls . Feel good every day. Keep ma ndl v i.il., Same K H Z , “ * * , ‘SU SlS houn, F. A. Hart and C. H. Walsh medical assistance to M00.000 children In eastern and central Europe this lb , ,*««m 3* It appearing from the svyoni hUi old price, 2 5 cents. All druggists. T aattgcoui la conducting sod transacting tar are hereby required te be and appear Winter. Representatives of eight great relief organisations, working Indeof complaint filed in this caus* business th a t thl* corporation la eutborlsod to pendsoUjr, gathered overwhelming evidence that the plight ef these u n f o r t u ­ c arry out and to do a lt such other and farther before our said Circuit Court at the against you that you have or claiut thing* as n a y be D ecenary and expedient to Court House in Sanford, Florida, on some interest in and to the nates should take precedence In world charity until they are saved. The lands be don* for tb* eueceoeful traoeactioa of the the 6t(i day of December, A. D. 1920, hereinabove described, therefore, yoi co-operating agencies which form the Council are the American Relief Admin­ b a iln rta and a ffa ir* of thl* corporation: and to h a r t, exercise and enjoy all of tb* rights, and then and there make answer to the said Alexander James Miller, D. istration, the -American Red Cross, the American Friends' Service Committee power* end privilege* Incident to corporation* the cross bill of complaint, otherwise Halsey Piffard and Charlotte O. Ptf(Quakers), the Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, the Federal Council- or organlied end ( lis ti n g under tb* law* of tb* a decree pro confcsso will bo entered fard are hereby required to be aad , the Churches of Christ In America, the Knights of Columbus, the Y, U. C. A School bonds have recently been S ta te of riorid*. A RTICLE against you. I. appear before our said Circuit Coart and tbs I. XV. CL A. And you, T. O. Gillis, M. J. Gal­ nt the Court House in Sanford, Plorsold nt a good price in Lake Worth The amount of tb* capital stock of tbl* corporatlon (hall be FIFTY THOUSAND DOL. J. M. Hunt, J. F. Mitchell, Ida, on the 3rd day of January, A. nnd very soon work will be started o n ! larr™immo.oo) to bo divided lo ts FIVE lagher, Louis Paint and James Sawyer ere D. 1921, and then and there make HUNDRED SHARER e f tb* p sr t s Id* or ONE Special sales by merchants,, when the new high school building^ the HUNDRED DOLLARS (1100.00) ateta. to b* hereby required to be and appear be­ answer to the bill of complaint ex­ let with law fu l m oat? a f the U alltd fore our said Circuit Court at the properly advertised, will attract place to bo completed in time for the Spaid ta ir* . Alt or a n ? portion of tb* aald capital Court House in Sanford, Florida, on hibited against you, otherwise a de­ opening of the next term, in Septem­ cree pro confesso will be entered stock n t ? , bow erer. b* pa?ablc in. or loaned more people to a town or city than u std for, or In tb* parch*** of propert?, or the 3rd day of January, A. D. 1921, against you. And all other persons any inducement we know. Yft; re­ ber, 1921. The bonds have fave val­ or c-inttlc* In propart?, labor or nervlc**. a t a nnd then nnd there make answer to or parties claiming any right, title or t o il valuation therefor to b« determined b? tb* uer of $40,000 nnd were sold, for $38,call when the merchants of a thriv­ the cross bill of-complaint, otherwise interest in and to IB8 property her*. Hoard of Director*. a decree pro confcsso wiU be entered Inabove described, under, by or ARTICLE «. ing city In Kentucky would advertise COO. T his corporation aball continue and b ar* fall against you. And all other unknown through any of the above named de­ their special Bales on the same dates, power to eiercls* 11* corporal* right* and parties or persons claiming any fendants, or otherwise, are hereby re­ franchise for t period of Nln*t?-nln« ?esr* Why Mr. Joe Armstrong, Celebrated each offering special inducements in INCREASE FROM 3606 TO OVER from and after tb* d a t* of tb* eomtnaocvmtnt right, title or interest in and to the quired to be and appear before our Dog Trainer, Uses’ Rat-Snap. of Ita corporal* a tU te a r* . the way of prices, nnd during the property hereinabove described are said Circuit Court at the Court Hohsd 46,000 AND 1,700 . A RTICLE I. required to be and appear before our in- Sanford, Florida, on the 7th day' "Noticed rats around my kennels, days these sales continued immense ' SCHOOLS. ,T b# bnalnra* of thla corporation shall b* nt the Court of February, A. D. 1921, and thea b? tb* follow ing officer*: A Presi­ said Circuit Court throngs of people flocked to that city having hundreds of prize dogs, could­ conducted the and there make answer to the bill of dent. Vice President. Recretar? T ressnrer. Gen­ House in Sanford, Florida, on (B? Tt« A ,iocl*ted P » m ) from miles around nnd thousands of n’t take chances. Tried RAT-SNAP; eral Manager, elected b? tb* Hoard of Direc­ 7th day of February, A. D. 1021, nnd complaint In this cause, otherwise s tors. m d a Hoard of Director* of not lees than WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—The dollars wore spent for merchandise in three weeks everj; rat disappeared. three nor more then seven director*, wbo aball then and there make answer to the decree pro confcsso will be entered number of cx-servlce men in training that would have never found that Noticed that the dogs never went be alockbMder* In sa id corporation, to be cross bill of complaint filed in this against all unknown parties defe*db? (be atockbolder* at their organiza­ cause, otherwise decree pro confes- a n t during the last fiscal year increased innrket had it not been for these near RAT-SNAP, f ’ tell my friends elected tion meeting and th e re a fte r annual!? on the will be entered against nil said It I b ordered that this citation b * from 3,606 to over 46,000, R. T. Fish­ sales. Eu$tis has a large territory nbout RAT-SNAP." Use this sura first Tcesda? e fts r th e . first Uonda? In Jan- so oar?. An? two or m ors office* m s? be held unknown parties. published in the Sanford Herald, a er, of the Federal Board Vocational to draw from and similar action on rodent, exterminator, it’s safe. Comes b? the asms person except th at tb* asm* per­ It is ordered that this notice be newspaper published In Seminole sh a ll-n o t hold I he of tie* of President sod Training committee, today reported. the part of our merchants would in cake form. Three sizes, 36c, 65c, son fer Vice-President. U n til a fte r th* organisation published in tho Sanford Herald, a County, Florida, onco a week Seventeen hundred schools and col­ bring about corresponding results.— $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball m eeting, hereinafter provided for, and nnUI newspaper published in Seminole eight weeks as notice to Alexander their tnccrsrwrs are sleeted anJ qualified, the County, Floridn, onco a week for James Miller, D. Halsey piffard aad leges arc now giving vocational train­ Eustia Lake Region. officer* of this corporation t h il l be: George W. four weeks as to the 'Inrdware Ce. ; defendant! Charlotte O. Piffdrd, and once a week K night. President and General M anager) Iding, he stated. known, and for twelve weeks as notice to the w sH -H lg g ln a. BecTetar? and T rearurer: Oeorg* whose residences are G. Herring. Vlrw-Prealdent. The Board of PI- once a week for eight weeks as to the unknown parties defendant Sanford merchants, in putting on rector* aball be; Georg* W. Knight, Edward known parties defendant whose plac­ PRESBYTERIAN'. BROTHERHOOD. their special sales, are drawing pur­ WITNESS my hand and the seal Hlgglna and Georg* O. Harrlng. unknown, and of the said Circuit Court on this th* The first or organisation meeting of tb* es of residence are chasers from n radius of fifty miles. stockholder* of tbl* organisation aball be held once a week for twelve weeks as, to 15th day Df October, A. D. 1020. How can men follow their daily oc­ Seminole’s capital has a hunch of live In tb* C1I? of Sanford. Plorlda, on the 10th the unknown parties defendant. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS NOTICE o r EXECUTOR da? of Januar?, A. D. 1021, for the porpoe* of cupations, the keen pursuit of money, wires who know how to do things.— WITNESS my hand and the seal of adopting the R? law* and roroplatlng tb* orClerk of Circuit Court, l Tor Final Dtacharga) the Intricate ways of business, the di- ] jjmVs-Urrion In Court of Coast? Judas, Bossiaol* Coast?, g a n lte tlo n . of tb* corporation aa hereinbefore the said Circuit Court on this 15th Seminole County, Flpcjd*. provided for. and th e re a fte r the annual m eet­ day of October, A. D. 1920. State of Florid* versities of labor and capital and ________________ GEO. A. DeCOTTES, ~ ing of the atockbolder* aball be held on the to rs E iU U of (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Solicitor and of Counsel for ftrat Tueeda? a fte r the G rit Monde? In JanaBtUlb* happy In the possession at Everytody sccms to be |istcnin(r WU H BALDWIN Clerk of Circuit Court, Notice Is brrrb? given. to all whom It ms? a r? of each a ad ever? ?e*r. Complainants. 9-lSt-o ARTICLE t. their self-respect and a clean con- (for the chimcfl of normaicy._ScattIe coaevru. th at os' tb* IBlh d a ? of Januar?. A. Seminole County, Florida. i The highest amount of Indebtedness or ItaD. 1630, I shall sppl? to. tho Honorable L F science. This yns the lesson told to -j^mcs GEO. A. DeCOTTES, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SEMINOLS Itouabnldrr. Jodge of ■•!.! Court, t s Jud(* of h lllt? to which this corporation aball aibject COUNTY, FLORIDA—IN CHANCERY • Urge and attentive audience at . the ___ Probate, for ro? final d larhirg* »• Eieculor of Itself to abatl he tw ice tb* amount of Ita capi­ THOMAS EMMET WILSON, 1h# M ists of Wm. ft. ItaMwIo. . sod ta l atock. Solicltora and of Counsel for Presbyterian Brotherhood last Sun­ NOTICE TO DRAINAGE CON- that at th* l i n t lime I will preaent m? final ARTICLE 7. A. E Tnieetl. Complainant, Cross Complainants. Tb* name* and residence* of th* subscribing irrtajnte i t E irculor _of said ro tate, and ask m. day. An audience, comprising the 9-12-tc . TRACTORS Incorporator* of tbl? c o lo ra tio n and tb* for th str approval. Georg* E. JobnaoO. (1 al. am ount of capital stock subscribed b? e tc h are Dated November 11 lb. A. D 1020. heads of the most successful business aa follows: Ik Ike Clrault Caurt. Baraalk Ja g ltla l Circuit *f J. If. PACR, CITATION. •nd farming enterprise* the heads of Sealed bids will be receive* by the ID 12 It* Circular. Georg* W. nig h t. . . . Ban ford, F la . . . .S3 abate* lk< B u t* af r t a i l i a , tat s a g fa r To George I . John*™, Wm. Atexaa 4*r BaafcE dw ard Hlgglna , . , Sanford. F la........ S3 shares Bfitn Inifill County county and city governments and. Board of County Commissioners of o . Herring. Hanford. F la ..* .. S share* IN CHANCERY—BILL TO ESTABLISH AND , in a n , liq u id a to r at Florida L*a 4 aad OalNotice of Application for Tax Deed / ’.eoege onltallon Oampan?. lim ite d , a corparatlaa IN WITNESS W HEREO F, th* ntw crihlng QUIET TITLE. many others whoso lives spell "sue- Seminole County, Florida, at the of England, tb* 8(ockb* 14* n af Ftertea Incorporator* of this corporation bar* berennto G . tR Read, Com plaisant, Under Section 575 of the l a n d an 4 . On km Ian I Ion ( k n p u j Lim ited, a subscribed their n a n a a : cess,” listened in wrapt attention, office of said Board at the Court VS. liquidated rerparitlc*) e f Rnglaad. aad te General BUtutes OEO. W. K N IO nT. C laries E. R altella, *t al. D*f**daata. which shows that there must be an House in Sanford, Florida, on or botb* onkaovrn legal***, rtavln***, aad gran EDWARD HIGGINS. ORDER o r SERVICE NT FUR LI CATION. lorn, clalm lsg b r. throngh or ante* lb* GEO. O. HERRING To all parties claiming Interests uader Rnsaa invlslble connecting link between suy fora ten o'clock A. M. on the 14th above named p a rtita, and te a a? aad *D Notice is hereby given that W. N. RTATH OF FLORIDA. A Crutcher, deceased. T It Cabansls*. de cess and these teachings. other parann* or par(l*a nrbomaaavar, c b la re sted : E d p ard Graddlck. deceased: B- t . day of January, 1921, for the clean­ Neeley, purchaser of Tax Certificate COUNTY OF SEMINOLE: l i f an? right, tltl* or Internal te to d te Oliver**, deceased, aad J. S. Moore, deceas­ me. lb* nad*r*lgn*f aulhorlt?. thla To the stranger in our midst, to ing out of ditches and canals in Flor­ No. 1806, dated tho 3rd day of June, da?Be foe* tb# rn n e alag d rier lived l*nd,nltmnt*4 Irta e ed. and ALL TARTIES claiming an Interest, person a 11? appeared. Georg* W. Knight. ■nd bafag tn tb* C oaatr of Btm lM ln nod the doubter and skeptic, here is the ida Groves and Black Hammock A. D. 1901, has filed said certificate E dw ard Hlgglna. Georg* G. Herring, all ef In th* following described property alia* It Rial* )( n a rtd a , mora par lir a la ri? *aa*xtV In Bemlnol* Count?, Florid*, to-w lt: w bom ' ar* to welt knows and know* to aa* opportunity to become acquainted Drainage Ditches. *d an fnlteve, to-w lt: RW 1-4 e f Seclloc 10: Lot* 4 and B ta 8**be tb* par**** nam ed In and wbo anbaertbed in my office, and has made application to Lot 4 , Blaek IS, Tin* 3. a t Ran fard. I M eir mm** to tb* fore go lag ARTICLES OP tloa IS; All * f fractional Beetles IS; Let* 1, S with those that can be of help and a Estimated yardage 12,000 cu. yds. for ta x ‘deed to issue in accordance th INCORPORATION, and the? M verall? ac­ le d S aaB tb* HW 1-4 ef NB 1-4, lb* S 1-3 4a, iM etd Jn f to X X T ra ffa rT a man a f sincere welcome Is always evtended i -4 *r n w 1-4 Ban ford, rte rtd a , aa p*r m ap tk ara a f 4* (r at before me- th a t tha? *i*cnt*4 th* or n r t -4 o t n w t*4, th* n A. certified cheek for $250.00 pay­ with law. Said certificate embraces knowledged tarn* foe lb* ate* nod purpose* therein mm- ■ad NE 1-4 of BW 14 of Beetles 14; tb* }(. 1-3 reroed aad beginning a t tb a Nartbanat « w tto all comers a t the Presbyterian able to E. A. Douglass, clerk of Sem­ af tbe RW 1-4 of Baetlen IT; N 1-S e f tb* BW r r a f Iba Intarn*«tl*d a f P i n t Blr**t aad l a n d I lea*4. In th* a t ? a f Baafnrd, n * rld * , fee Brotherhood Sunday mornings at inole County, roust accompany each the following described property sit­ l a W llaea* W hereof I bar* hereunto set m? t -4 of tba NB t -4 and lb* N S 1-4 ' *f NW t -4 ef Avenna, Ikenca R a il DO f**t, tbaoca H artb 1*4 faa* uated in Seminole county, Florida, to- bead and af Octal seal a t Saaford. C oast? s f S I 1-4 e f Bar tloa 31; tb* NB. 1-4 a f tb* NS 1-4 me** or lea* ta « paint an Iba B aitb *44* at 9:45. Sem loolt and B u t* of n * rld a , ea this. 0th da? af tb t NR 1-4, tb* Iteulh 4 acre* af tba N u t IS bid. wit: acres a f tb* NR 1-4 or NR 1-4, tbe B 12 ef tba all*?, Ik ear* W eat ID feet, ateog tba Baate • f Dacembgr, A. D. 1020. « 4 « af **14 nit*? -to la n d area**. SkaaM NR 14 an 4 tb* ■ 1-3 of tb* BN 1-4 *f "S**Plans and specifications can be seen A. HtGOINR. Beg. SW cor. of NW*A of SWV4 of (BRA D N otar? Psblle. tlaa 23; lb* W t -3 af tb* BW 1-4 t l Iteetloe Booth alaag tb t Raat aid* at n ail | u i Ana­ Yeer Money Back If Rat-Soap Doesn’t at the office of E. A. Douglass or can Nt: th* B 13 of tb* BW 14 *f tb* NW 1-4 (*e m e . |D 4 feet, m a n a r tea* ta r t r a i t t e aet. Sec. 31, Tp. 26 S.f R. 30 E.J Run N 8 U ? re w ad sales erp lrea Sept. 11, 102*. Come Up to These Claim* 20 acre* of let 1) and all e f let* 3 aad 4 la Ib* point af baglnalagGEORGB O HERRING , be secured from Fred T- Williams, chs., E 5 cha., S 8‘ehs., W 5 chs. It apptarlng from tb a a o aen b ill at w o Csuaaal. l J U J w e . Beetles 34; tb* BW 1-4 e f tb* BW 1-4 ef Bee aad RAT-SNAP is absolutely guaran­ engineer, Sanford, Florida, on de­ Uou 34; tb* N 1-3 e f tb* KN 1-4 ta d tha I p lain ! filed In tbla can** agalaat ?** The said land being assessed at af tb* NW 1-4 «f tb* NB 1-4 *f Bee­ jo * bar* ot claim tarn* later**l to and to X * teed to kill n U and mice. Cremates posit of $6.00 tobe returned If a bid the date of the issuance of such cer: NOTICE OP APPLICATION J 0 X TAX DEXD 4tle*acre* 37; tb* N 1-1 * t tb* SE I t e f fleettoa S3 ; tend* above deprtlbed. therefor* ?*«. tbe aatt tbe BW 1-4 e f NW t -4 aed tb* NW 1-4 *T tb* Geo. R. Jnbmnow? and tb* aald W illiam . Alex­ a in r laoU as 171, a f tb* 0 a s tra l Btatatoa them. RodenU killed with RAT-SNAP is made. tificate In the name of Unknown. Un­ UNotlc* BW 1-4 of Section S3 ; S’ acre* square la th*' ander Rnrhanan. U ta lla to r , af tba rte tila kereb? given tb al H. C. Du Row leave no amelL . Rata pass up all food The Board reserves the right to re­ less said certificate shall be redeem­ purchaser af Tax O trtttlra t* No. MS. dated NW roroer of tb* NW 1-4 e f tb* NB 1-4 e f the da la u d and OoloaUattea Oovnpan?, Lim ited, e tb* 7 U da? *f J u te . A. D. 1000, kaa filed aald NE t- 4, aed tb* BW 1-4 o f tb* RW 1-4 af tb* BW corporation of England, ta Rqnldattem, kf* to get at RAT-SNAP. Their, first ject any or all bids. ed according to law tax deed will is­ re rtfrla a t* la m? ufflc*. and baa mad* appli­ t -4 or fee*. 34, all In Twp. 24 B. R gt 22 East. brrtB ? rrqolred to b* and appear b a to n ant Abe a ll th a t p a rt e f th* N 1-2 lylag Booth e f antd CTrenlt Conrt, at tba Ooerl Uana* to Sabmeal U their last. RAT-SNAP comes By order of the Board of County sue thereon on the 22nd day of De­ c a tio n ’ for tax deed t» laano ta accordance with Eecoalockilcfate Creek. In Bectloa 7 ; and tb* ford. rio rlia . on tb t l i t 4a? * f Decambar, A. law . Bald certificate umbrareu tbu following In cakes. No mixing. Cats or dogs Commissioners of Seminole County, cember, A. D. 1020. described proper!? a llo tte d ta Bamlnol* Coun- NE 1-4 e f tb* NE 1-4 aed the NR 1-4 of th* D. 1020, and then and (bar* mak* i n n e r to t ? , Florida, to-w lt: Lot 14, Florida Land A B R .l-tl e f Bectloa I t , In Township 21 South, tbe m il of Complaint eihlfclied agntoft r*a to won't touch i t Three sizes, 35c, 65c, Florida. Witness my official signature, and Col. Col'a Add. In South Sanford. Tb* aald R ings 32 E ast. And. also th* following -Iota thin ran**. OtbrrwU e. t decree pro intfanaa ■ belag aaaearod a t tb* dat* of tb* laan- tn those certain (u b d lrta io u of tha RE J -4 af will b* entered. $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball E. A. DOUGLASS, seal this the 12th day of November, land And to i l l pernoM or pnrtte* claim ing aa? ■or* of »ueh c ertific ate In Iba name of Un- th* NE 1-4 e f Bectloa 21 tn Township 20 Hardware Co; > Booth, Rang*" 82 East, known aa W hitcomb's rig h t, tltln or Inlerent In and to tb* peopart? 17-5tcw tlerk. kaown. A. D. 1920. tbtoagb Also T a t C ertificate No. 212. dated tb* nth ftn t and second addition* te G rn e ei. via; iaXs hereinabove described under, b? a r II. 12. 13. 18 and 17 In block 1, named dafeodnnta. or nthnrw lm , a*o tb# aboea da? o f Ju t? , A. D. 1013, has filed aald certl- «. 7. B. 0. 10, • (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, lo t* 0 . 0 . 10 , 13 . 18 . I C 13 . 10 . 17 and IS In hereb? required to b* nnd appear bator* **r flcate In ta? afflc*. and baa made application . Clerk Circuit Court, for ta x deed to lain* tn accordance w ttll law. block- 2. Lots S. 4. ‘5. a .- 7. 8. 0, ID. 11^ 12. 13, Mill Circuit Court nt tb* Oonrt Haas* to •**H . 13. 10. IT IB. 10 and 20 la block 3, ford, U fa I,Florida, on tb* 3rd da? of J a a a a r r . A. X . Said rrrtlflra ta embrace* tb t following de­ • Seminole County, Fla. scribed proper!? situ a te d la Seminole Count?. 2. a, 7, B, 0. H>, 11, -.73. 14. IB. 101021 and , 20 In (hen and (her* mak* aatw er to tb* and block 4 . Lots S. 4 . 1 3 0 4 . 13 . la, 17 . 21 . 22 . 23 . Hill of Complaint filed agalnat ? •* to tbla 11-12-Gtc By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. Florid*. to.w H :t L ot 13, Florida Laud and Col. 4 , In block 3 . Iota 3 . a. 7 . B. 0 . 10 . M. 12 . 13 . ran**, otbrrwlne a decree pro roafeaaa wfU Co. Add. to South Sanford. Tb* aald land being a#* seed at th* dat* o f th* Imuanr* of aucb 10, 17. IB. 24 and S3 In block "0. IxHa 7. 8. 0. b# entered again*! all unknown p a rtia l , 4aNotice of Application for Tax Deed ac ertific 10. . 11. 12. | 2. I t . 13. 10. 17. IB. IB. 20, 21 and fendanL • ate in the a am a o f Mrs. F. I.*ke. It I* ordered th at thl* Citation h* pohbnbad .Under Section 575 of the Also Tax C ertificate No. 313, dated tb* nth 22 In block 7. ' end lota 1 to 24. tnclnalv*. -be­ ing all of block A tn 1h* Hanford H erald, a newapaper pukllahed da? o f Ju l? . A. D. 1013. baa filed aabl certl General Statutes. I t- la hereby ordered th a t ?mr appear to lb* lo flca te la m ?. office, and baa made appllraHrmlnola Count?. Florida, *nr* lion for tax deed to Issue In accordance w ith tllll of rp m p lile t filed bereln against yon tn week for eight week* aa notlew to Notice is hareby given that George law . Bald certificates embraces lb* following the above e n titled ra w * on th* ^Baernth da? of Georg* E. Johnnon and W illiam AtetaaAar proper!?, situ ate d In Remind* Coan- March, A*. D. 1021; and "T he Hanford n r r - D achanana, liq u id a to r, of tb* Plarld* Load Murphy, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ described aid'; la b e rth ? designated a* lb* nevripaper In t? . Florid*, to-wlt: I-nts 21 and S , Fla. Land and O olonlutlon Com pan?. Limited, a cacpoeKnocks at Your Door But Once and It Will Never Knock at cate No. 1808, dated the 3rd day of A Cot. Co.- Add. to Booth Sanford. The aald which thl* order ( h ill be pabltahed one* a atlon of England, and once n week fer twp to* land balng a o n i p l a t tb* d ll* of the Is­ week for twelTe consecutive week*. aa nolle* to tbe n a know a partloa de­ Your Door Again With This Kind of a Proposition. , June, A. D. 1901, has filed said cer­ suance *f such c rrllftc p ta la th* n*m« of Htn- TV11nr** m? b in d and a e il e f eftlcc tbl* IStb week* fendant. \ * day of November, A. D. 1020 . . W ltnea* m? band nnd tb* a e il af tb* aald tificate in my office, and has made r? I nNickel (SEAL) , E. A. DOUaLABB. le u bald certificate* shall be redeemed Circuit Court on tkl* IBth d a ? * f September. Clerk. A. D. 1020. . application for tax deed to issue in according to law, ta x deed will 1**0* thereoo on Il lD-lSte By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. tb* 23th da? *t December, A. D. 1020. (BEAL) ■. A. DOUGLASS, accordance with taw. Said certificate W ltaeaa m? africlal signature aad seal thl* Of sDt rooms, screened wide porches, all modern conveniences lb* C trealt Court. Baeantb Judicial Circuit Clerk Ctrealt Court, kf tba S ta te af Florida, ta aad far b m i ­ 17th da? af November, A. D. 1030. Hernia* 1* Gaunt?, r te rtia . embraces tho following described t b t(SEAL) and improvements, in fact one of the finest homes in the city s s is County. E. A. DOUGLASS. a FORGE a . DeCOTTES, IN CHANCXXT.—RILL TO ESTABLISH AND property situated in Seminole Coun­ surrounded by oraages and grapefruit trees, flowers, plants, Clerk Circuit Court. Solicitor nnd Cnunnel tar C om putetaL QUIET T IT L E Seminal* C oast?, Fla. I-lS to ty, Florida, to-wit: shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns, a complete home and then *, 1| . ) 0-«t R? V. N. DOUGLASS. P . C. 0 . R. Read, Com plainant. vu. Beg. 346 f t N. and 424 f t W. of O a r lea R. Battel!*, at tl., D*r*ag*uts. * NOTICE TO CREDITORS ORDER 0 7 BERVIOB BY FUBUCATION. NOTICE TO GXEDITORS SE. cor. of NW *4 of SW% of Sec. l a Ceurt a f tb* O o u t? J a 4ga. Bamteala 0 *u** >o w o m e n , a a r t a u j e n n e t , T«: Luc? Morton W llaog*. Barak L. J ankles. . »?, S ta te * f TlarM a Jadg*. Seminal* C*ma31, Tp. 20 S., R. 30 E., run N 734 f t , l a C ourt a f tytha. IOUovat? Charles C. W aarwtck, ‘ L*W|| Lepetrea, Charles l a ra X itel* at U a f T U rU a Upon which you can raise winter vegetables for the land is Alexander. Fra u a k Daniel. a h d .C . C. Brew*. a . e . n r i u r s, l a fa E state af W 170 f t , S 734 f t , E 170 f t w bdit ptfiffifi #f )f residence aru unkeaw a. T* a ll Cradltera, Log a teal, D latrlkitea* aad tO tilled and in first-class condition and has made money for the H N NRT LAN DON. It ta hereby ordered th a t you appear te lb* The said land being assessed at the Ta a n Oregjlrra, L a ra ta a a, Diatrlbataaa a a f at) X araau b a rte r Claim , *r P a ma n d i i g d i n owner every year and the crops on It will speak for the pro-’ ta ld E ateta i ; Para—a having Claim s a r D v a iM l against bill e f com plaint filed herein against ye* In date of. the issuance of suer certifi­ tb* a b o rt ta in te d cams* ea tb* 23lh da? ef You, aad each at too, af* karub? aaNited aald E state! ductiveneia of the land. ' A. D. 1031. end "Tb* Baeferd Her­ aad raqutrad to praam * aa? Matma aad dm cate in the name of Unknown. Unless You. aad tack of ? aa, are htreb? notified January, ald" la hereby designated aa tb* Newark per manda wklcb ?ou, at *llb*r at ?*u. ma? b a m regal red to p ero ral an? claims aad Se­ which thl* * rd tr aball b* published awe* a agalnat tb* raU t* of A. X FUJI pa, daepamd. This is not only, a beautiful home place but one that will said certificate shall be redeemed ac­ and m en da which ?*a. #f e ith e r a f yoo. may h a r t I* weak fee tig h t ( 8) comae cu lit* weeks. a f Semteal* Count?, Fterlda, to tbe *•* ag alaat Iha aatata af H ear? !-sa tes, deceased, make you money. On the shore of beautiful Lake Monroe and cording to law tax deed will issue lata a f Herniaole C ount?. FlofUa, ta tha u n ­ W itness aa? k a *4 and seal of etric* tkl* 13lh lata dervlguad Baacuter e f aald aatata, w ltb la tw * 4a? e f N a v ta b e r, A. D. 1020. ?eara from tba d a ta hereof. the land one day in the near future wlU be subdivided into city dersigned Ix s c a ta r o f aald natal*, w ltbla twa thereon on the 22nd day of Decem­ (SEAL) X A. DOCQLAHS, Dated, Nee. 111b. A. D. 102*. __ years from tb* d a ta b a ru af.. lots and make you a fine profit. In the d ty just five, blocks * Cletk. ber, A. D. 1920. u -x m u i i ^ Da tad. N rr. t t t b . A . D. 1020. 11 10 tte B? V. E. DOCOLAfW, V. C. l l l S B t e B u ceM r. r. n. Harris, from the business portion. The greatest opportunity in this Witness my official signature and 11-12 tc* ** Biaeater. state for a .man with money enough to make the first pay­ seal this the 12th day of November, Movement of SL Lucie county's .big Substantial increase In number of ment. You must see it to realize what it really means. ' A. D. 192*. Despite tho fact that this has been bean crop now under way, ship­ dariy cows in Florida since the fli** (SEAL) . E. A. DOUGLASS, the most favorable crop year for a ment! going forward from several state fair was strikingiy Dlostrated Clerk Circuit Court long time, Duval county prepared a points in the county daily to the msr- fai Palm Beach-county within the test Seminole County, Fla. splendid agricultural exhibit for the leU of the shivering north.- The drop 'few days. Interest Is being shown ll-12-«tc By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. state fair. this season Is ssid to be excellent 1ta the approeching fsirt “Only One Thing Breaks My ColcP | fc , EEv H s ^ ,.' Brt■■ T D n K i n g ’s N e w D isc o v e r y The ResultsofConstipation EX-SERVICE MEN ARE TRAINING LARGE NUMBERS LEGAL ADVERTISING The Gabbett Home for Sale OPPORTUNITY A MODERN BUNGALOW NINE ACRES OFTILED LAND Av P .s Conne] R eal E state Co. notice o r xnoosfoeation Nolle* I* k rrtb ? given th a t w*. th* oadar• Ira n i, lotted to apply to th* llosorabla Oar? A. ' Hard**. Goraruor of IKa S tria e f Plodga. ao iha Stb day o r January. A .. D. 10*0. foe I - t t r n P atent Lncorpora t ie r tfca 81MINOLR REALTY AND INVESTM ENT OORI’O RATION under tha follow lnr propoaod charter, tha erlglor I of which la now ao flla In tha of f i n af tha Secretary of 6 tat*. > O lO . W. KN lG RT, , siiiv A S D m a a iN B . a i o . a . iie r iiin o . ARTICLE o r INOORFOEATION OF THE SEMINOLE R E A L TT AMD INVESTMENT . CORPORATION W*. tb ( un Jen lg n ed . bar* a u o rlrtrd . to d do b*r*b? tiro c lata ocrwalraa tef«tb«r for tha puypuo* of form In* ouraelvea Idto a body politic and corporate under and by virtue of U>a Uwa of iba Slat* of F lorida. i c J do adopt lb* fel lowing Artlclra of Incorporation. ARTICLE I. Tli* Hama of tbla corporation ah all be Petal nola R e alty ’ and In rea tm c n t Corporation, and Ita place* of bnaln*** a t Saaford, Plorlda, and t q tb other places aa m ay from tim e to .tlm a b* nrcraaary In order to carry on Iba affair* and bualncaa of the corpora lion. A RTICLE t. T ha general n a tu re of tha bualncaa to be conducted by tlila corporation aball bo to buy, own. aril and c o r n y re al catal*. and to Im p ro tc the tam e by creeling building* thereon to buy and tell real re la te for others, on com mlaaloo; to borrow money and nerure the paym ent of aama. and money otherw ise owing, by mortgage*, deeds, bonds, Dote* or other obligation therefor; to mak* adeancemahta nnd loans of money; to !*as« rea lea tat* aa land lords, to act aa It* a g e n t of other* In ranting end collecting rente on rta l e state; to make, p rrp ara and c ertify abstract* of till* to teal e sta te : to taam lne, pass on and guarnntee title to re al estate; to handle all branches of In­ [o c W ta s **• M ^ r w m in g of *uto- �................................ — ... — ---------- • • -• — .- - I V '. ^ - . .. THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 IN BANKS NEW LAW TO RAISE MORE MONEY b il l p r o v id e s levy of ONE QUARTER OF * ONE PE R CENT HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS PRESENT GOOD PLAY An Appeal td, the American People ______ Reliable Seeds ‘ Hf ' f ’DItEE and one-half million children In Eastern and Central Enropo have no alternative to disaster between now and next harvest ex­ cept American aid. For months these most helpless sufferers In the track of war have been admitted te American feeding-stations only If tragically undernourished, and kava received American medical aid only If desperately threatened by death from disease. One 0 cent hot American meal today has saved a thousand lives. Winter la doting down. The money of many nations la valueless autilde their own boundaries. Economic and crop conditions make famlns. with Its terrible train of ^Isaases, a certain vtsltor until next harvest. InevItably the helpless children will suffer most. No child can grow to health and sanity on ths pitiful makeshifts.for food with which millions of Euro­ pean adults must content themselves this wlntsr. It la obvious that tbo remedy can come only from outside. Big Boston Lettuce Early Snowball Cauliflower Charleston Wakefield Cabbage Jersey Wakefield Cabbage Detroit Dark ,Red Beet Paris White Cos Romaine The Twinkling Star Company, Inc., presented the following pli^y to a very large audience in the Sanford High School auditorium Friday afternoon, These Varieties ate Standard with Sanford .Growers. December 17: "The Ladies Ago So­ America saved 6,000,000 European children winter before last. Nor­ INCOME ANNUALLY WOULD RE­ ciety of Bingville Pack a Missionary Our Seeds are Fresh and Dependable. mal recuperation cut the need nearly In half last year, but unusnal condl* SULT FROM SUCH Barirel.". .The characters were cast as tlone hare resulted In scant shrinkage of child destitution during ths follows: PROCEDURE iW r ^ ° nth ^U,t p8,t* ^ P 00** *f America moat now decide whether Miss Umatilo Wiggles, Miss Mae 8,500,000 ef these charges, In acute distress, shall begin to bo turned away la January from more than 17,000 asyluma, hospitals, clinics and feedingWASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—A tax Holly. stations dependent ea American support. Thera would be na tragedy la Miss, Madalion Wiggles, Miss Flor­ of one-quarter of 1 per cent, on all Phone 36 2nd St. and Oak Avc. history so sweeping or so destructive of those wbe can deserve no evlL , btok deposits is provided for in a bill ence Henry. Miss Dumpty Runt, Miss Francis The undersigned organisations,, working among every raco and creed. introduced by Rep. Treadway, of ®nk*g«d also In other forms of relief, agree unanimously thst the ,, Usssschusettsj a member of -the Duttoiu plight of these helpless children shquld have complete priority In over­ Mrs. A1 K. Hall, Miss Margaret bousd ways and means committee. seas charity until the situation Is met This Is an Isaue without politics Hr. Treadway estimated that such a Zachary. ■ad ’vlthout religious Tinea. Thor* can be no danger of pauperisation, Mrs. Hardy Boil, Miss Lillian Shinm would bring in'about $1,000,000,for the $23,000,000 for child food, and the $10,000,000 for medical aervlco hotsor. that wo seek, will relievo only the critical cases. The medical supplies, 000 annually. Mrs. U. R. Upish, Miss Marion Collection of the tax would be made . “ Ml b# ,n un<lu*,Ifl*d but for every American dollar need In child-feeding the governments and communities aided furnish two dotst the time the deposit was made and Hand. •lars In the form of transportation, rent, tabor, clerical help, cash contrlMiss Matilda Pitt, Miss Sara EastInstitutions nfleeted would alt nation* butlons and such food supplies as are locally obtainable. erby. , | ( state, and private banks, trust Miss Elmira Pitt, Miss-Marion DeitAmerica has not failed tn the past In great heartedness. She has companies, brokers' offices and other never had a more poignant call than this. Contributions should be turned rich. Institutions, firms o* corporations re­ over to the local committees which aro now being formed for this national Little Guess Boil, Mr. Arthur ceiving any money on deposit subject collection, or sent to Franklin K. Lana, Treasurer, Guaranty Trust Oo^ Moore. to withdrawals by chcclf, cash or oth­ New York Cltj, Little Uno .Hall, Miss Kathleen Materiaia in all building lines are nnw at a lower mark erwise. EUROPEAN RELIEF COUNCIL than they have been for year*, and are at a lower level — Mutual savings banks, co-operative Brady. H e r b e r t H o o v e r, C h a irm e n than they will be In a few week» hence, If all Indications F ra n k lin K. L an e , T re a s u re r Last but most exalted: Rev. U. building and loan association, similar point true. C e m p r f iin a i institutions^ organized and operated Savus, Mr, Wallace Bell. Conditions In the lumber market are such that every A m e ric a n H e lle r A d m in is tr a tio n , by F e d o ra l C o u n c il o f C h u rc h e a o f C h r is t Authoress, Miss nenry. indication points to an early rlae in the price of building LOfmr ICdfar tllekm flickmrd, rd D Dlrm ire c c to r exclusively for the benefit of Its mem­ lb A m e ric a , b y A r th u r J . B ro w n A m e ric a n R ed C re s s , b y U r i b g a t e n materials. The simple law of supply and demand, if there Art Director, F^IV N- Star. K n i g h t s o f C o lu m b u a . by. J a m a a A. K a rra n d . C h a ir m a n r v *----- bers, would be1exempted. were no other Influences, la auen as to indicate that U*e F la h e r t y , S u p r e m e K n ig h t A m e ric a n F r ie n d s ' S e rv ic e C o m m itte e Beauty Specialist,, Spring Stiles. The bill was referred to the house T . U C. A b y C. V. H ib b a r d , l a t a r (Q u a k ers), by R u fu e U. J erica. present low prices cannot long prevail. n a tl o n a l C o m m itte e C h a ir m a n ways and means.committee, which is * Owner and Manager, Mr. Frederick For the past 60 days price* have maintained the unJ e w ish J o i n t D is tr ib u tio n C o m m itte e , 7 **: * •, by M ies 8 a r a h 8 . L y e a. recedented low level and still remain at that point, .bat ■ . * . I considering changes in internal reve- Rincs. ‘ by F e l ts U W a rb u rg , C h a ir m a n N a t io n a l B o a rd t'n not a safe proposition to expect them to remain at this As we have all dates open and are. nuc schedules. Mr. Treadway, In a point long. statement, characterized the propos- still twinkling, wo will bo glad to pilpAt the (iresent low prices an opportunity is offered ed tax ns a "turn over tax" on de- sent thta play any time, any day, nny- HAVE BRIEF SPAN OF LIFE ve builder for a tremendous saving in build­ sju/ | where. Just see Manager Rincs. ing "materials. HUT IN ORDER TO GET THE FULL BENEFIT OF THEM IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO Most Placer Mining Camps Flourish "Nothing could be aimplcr or more -------------!-----------START NOW. SO DONT D E L A Y . ; for a Little While and Then easily administered, while at the When two women fall in love with Pass Into Oblivion. unie time being grentiy productive the same man they cut each other by of revenue," he said. Unprecedented travel by motoribts Exceptions to the rule governing Mr. Trendwny said .the latest re- from the North, diverging south from mining cumin, hectic activity and ORGANIZATIONS START WAV­ port of the com ptroller of currency Macon through Valdosta, Lake City, l decay, are Helena alte of a ING BLOODY SHIRT IN CON­ "shows that the amqppt/of and again"" diverging both SERVICE QUALITY PRICE “ - exchanges Ocala, “ ~ east one-time noted placer camp, and the GRESS AGAIN. of ctcnring houses ~ 6 t tho United and west from Leesburg for j the lino city of Denver, where, In the sum­ CORNER THIRD AND MYRTLE PHONE 135 States for the year 191!) was $387,- southern end of the peninsula, is fnst mer of 1833, James 11. Pierce panned illy Tfc« AitocUUd Preti.) 091,1111,000.’' ' # establishing Ix-esburg ns a famous out a little gold from u sandbar near WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—Charges "Assuming that 25 per cent, of the basing point in south Central Flori- the mouth of Cherry creek, n discov­ that negroes in the south arc not per­ ery that tired the expectations of transactions of tho country did not da. thousands and started the historic mitted to vote will be nired by the go Through clearing houses," M r.! -----------------------— rush to Pike’s peak country. house census committee now consid­ Treadway’s statement snid, “There Vegetable shipments continue very The line and progressive city of ering reapportionment, Chnirman ihould bo added amounts $98,772,- heavy fyom. Center Hill nnd Warm Lewiston, Idaho, Is another exception Siegel today announced. lie snid re­ 985,000 and $483,864,826,000. Springs Valley Section, shipment go­ to the rule of oblivion that has been quests had been made by organiza­ A L L K I N D S OF A tax of one-quarter of 1 per cent, ing forward at the rate of 1,000 to the almost unfailing fate of placer tions and individuals that Southern camps. While, strictly speaking, L4wof this amount’should have brought 10,000 packages daily. The market IN S U R A N C E . lston was not a placer camp, but the representation In the house be cut revenue of $1,209,662,310." is stronger ihan last week on voge- outfitting point, at the head of steam­ down, charging that the negroes had R E A L 'E S T A T E . The Massachusetts member snid tables and the truckers are reaping boat navigation, for the siumpede Into been coerced. SANFORD, FLA. the proposed tax "may offer a solu- the harvest. the dear-water region. In the early c;.Li A B f L, I . C O L L I S ID N , > tion of the problem of the menns to mis, it was a placer camp In other The motto of King Constantine PA M A G E: respects, and In the wild spirit of curlyraise adequate rtvenue if the excess seems to bo out of the frying pan in­ The Marion County Fair, held at profits tax nnd other obnoxious taxeB Oenln recently presented a greater day gold hunting. Willi the sailing away of the steam­ to Greece.—Collier’s. an- repealed by congress." variety of products thnn ever heiorc- ship Victoria, bearing 850 Nome resi­ seen from one county in the United dents, most of whom announced their JOE BREAKS WITH SID States. The exhibit certainly showed purpoHi* never to return, the brooding Florida's, versatility—the adaptabil­ spirit of melnneholj came It) with ihr 'From Saturday'* D ally) ity of its soil ami climate for the pro­ long, long winter Again the "wolfs l!*rd in roflnection with no other In ihi* last issue of tbs Palm Reach duction of staples ns well as citrus long howl Is heard on OiHinhisUiiS lonely shore," anil the little reiiujatit subject docs the newly coined and Post Joe Ennnnn devotes a page of j ru j[H of population Is left w ith memories editorial telling that he has broken \ frequently heard expression quot­ and disappointed hopes. Yet a few f Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body with Governor Calls beenuse the gov' Marion: Many farmers nre butch­ will cling to the deserted bench to (he full of youth and health may be ed above, mean more or apply with ernnr appointed Edfcnr Thompson' ering their hogs, rather than nccept last breath of life, for such Is the yours if you will keep your system greater force than In the matter again as State’s Attorney after he the low prices being offered. It is nnfnlllng record of every famous in order by regularly taking of Insurance on your property, as­ had been suspended for good and suf- believed the cured meat will hring camp, to live over jjgnln In memory, fiiient reasons. Joe made a noble morc thnn the live nnimnls. Poultry through the long arctic nights, the suring you against financial loss >f 20 years a g o .— Spo GOLD MEDAL fight in Palm Bench county for Cntts products nre bringing good returns I stirring scenes t .. . r,. * r» i § * , i ] Liiii#* Stiokostniin•H*lvlt*w. in the event of its destruction by <<>r I nited Suites Senator against UIU] mcan much to the farmer who K great odds nnd went down In defent. |UIB them now Worlds Longest tr erry. fire. The new railway ferry line, which far a friend. He says that consis­ Is being plnnneil to run between Eng­ tency and standing by his friends nrq, land nnd Sweden, will bo the longest Tb# world** standard remedy for kidney, the only things he knows in politics In the world. A tremendous ferry liver, bladder and uric acid troublM, the SEE US ABOUT boat with engines furnishing about •nemlea of III* and looks. In o#e sloes and when he has been mistaken in n FIRE INSURANCE! 1606. AU druggists, three eise^-s 12,000 horse-power Ie to travel dally friend he is through. Joe is right. U k fee tk a t u , C e U M t J d . e e « « 7 k m between the two countries, bearing Rut as long as there is nny politics u 4 e c s .p t M I gilt Mine upon Its huge decks freight trains 48 there will be inconsistency, jealousy, cars in length. Resides thla there will enmity nnd every other kind of rot­ be provisions for taking travelers was weak and run-down," tenness nnd Joe knows this as well ns from the first to the fourth class, to­ oa Mro. Eula Burnett. of anyone. It is an awful jolt to wake gether with dining roams, promenades on, Oa. "I was thin and and other agreeable features. The up and find out thnt the friend you felt tired, all tbo time, journey requires 33 hours. After ar­ -have been backing in your paper ha* ln't r u t well. I wasn't riving on land the freight train et played out on you at the -first oppor­ ■ hungry. I know, by once proceeds upon the English or tunity. It has happened to us aov, I needed a tonic, and 8wedlsh tracks, na (he caso may be. cral times and it embittered us with Is now ready to serve the trade in this part of It la obvious that a'tremendous sav­ lira U nono better than— the political world to such an extent ing both In time and In labor can be Florida in everything in thnt our political friends are few and thus accomplished. far between but Joe Earmnn is our friend and always will be and his edi­ New Plcturaa by Radio, torial about Governor Cntts going "Very Interesting and very Impor­ tant," la the way Marconi recently ex­ back on him strikes thd right spot in pressed himself regsnllng the trans­ our heart for we know it comes mission of photographs by radio. It straight from the heart of Joe Ear■ppeara that several systems' of this man. But such is life and the only kind are being worked out et present *ay to play safe In politics Is to let "I have not followed the experiments, LUMBER PRICES ARE£ LOWER and this is the time the procession go by while you watch but I know It can be done," continued . . . I began using Cardui." it from the grandstand. There are Marconi. "Pictures were sent over to build the home that you have been wanting so long continues Mr*. Burnett telegraph wires several year* ago, end •Just a few people we would get out •After my first bottle, I slept wbat can be done by wire can be done and work for In politics a t the, pres­ better and ate better. I took ^y wireless. It will be of great In­ e t time and they are ones who have four bottles. Now I'm welt terest to watch the progress made. been time tried anti fire tested end feel just fine, eat and sleep, The two chief uses to which the dis­ have never been found wanting. my akin Is deer tad I have covery ran be put ere the quick tran*. Joe also states that his physicians mission of photographs for newspaper gained and sure feel that end police purposes." — Scientific have advised him to quit the active C*rdul Is the best tonic ever American. ■ businaas life and cut out the excite­ made|" ment and this means that we will Thousands of other women have to forego the pleasure of any here found Cardui just as Orange Conway community coun< more of Joe's stuff Jn the Post But Mr*, riurnett did. It dtould ell had a good meeting last week. wherever he goek~or whatever he help you. The meeting was of the basin ess-pandocs the world can rest assured that -At all druggist* ie kind. Many new 1member* were Joe Barman played the game straight V E.I7 enrolled. Much -work was outlined end that Is more than they can say and started. * •bout some of his so-called friends. 1BILLIONDOLLARS Chase & Co. an d B u i l d Now, . - DO NOT WAIT TOO LONG------- e WOULD CUT REPRESENTATION IN THE SOUTH The H ill Lum ber Co. Bs& m H M .P. CONNELLY is} r S A F E T Y F IR ST Women Made Young The Carter Lumber Co Rough and Dressed Lumber and Builders’ Supplies See us for Prices on Materials of All Kinds in Building Supplies Cor. Laurel Avenue and Commercial-Street, Sanford I , - ■ : : ■■ *" - 1 �f nm M f c£Y?r; • . t. - rU . _ wj ■ 'fATvTJf'il! -- f i-- --•--rV'TFa* »f ;-. * -’’m PAGE TWELVE THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 DEATH OF A. B. ALLBN. • LANDIS, FISH * HULL Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Uv AIRPLANE SOCIAL NOTES JACKSONVILLE GERMAN WAS Mr. A. B. Allen, for several years . DeLAND, FLORIDA a resident of Sanford and Master Car Will practice In the State and Fed** STUNTS WERE AND FEATHERED builder of the South Florida Railroad nl Courts. Special facilities for g*' \_ JA R R E D D. A. U. U. Bridge Club met with SOME FASHIONADLE FEMININE when owned by -H. P. Plant, died In aminlng and Perfecting Land Tith* THRILLING Mrs.TheE.D.P.A.Morse REAL ESTATE D E A LER Thursday morning. West Baldwin, Maine, on Tuesday, ‘ 'FOLLIES (From B ttari& z’* D«U,) I 1 1 K WROTE TO METROPOLIS GEORGE WRIGHT DREW LARGE There was also an extra table In honOHPJECTING TO THE CROWD TO AVIATION [or of Mrs. George Morso of Hondur­ FIELD YESTERDAY WORD "H U N .” as. The club prize was won by Miss (B j Th* l u K i t U d P r» u ) (From V n d i j 'i D »ll,) Lillins Lobcr and the guest prize, a The thousands of peopto who were box of correspondence cards, was JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 20.— disappointed on Sunday before last In won by Mrs. Roy Bowers. John D. Biachoff, a real estate not seeing Geo. T. Wright perform A most sumptuous wild duck lunch­ dealer here, was tarred, feath er­ his wonderfut rcpcrtolr of air stunts eon was served at the conclusion of ed and pushed out of an automo­ and have been so eagerly anticipating the gam e.__ _ bile on a crowded street last the exhibition booked for yesterday The guests besides the members of night with a placard on him afternoon were given the chance to the club were: Mrs. Ray Bowers, reading, "H err John BischofT, a satisfy their desire by witnessing the Mrs. Julius Schultz, Miss Lillins Lo- Hun." He will not leave Jack­ most- startling and sensational ex­ ber, Mrs. Symmes and Mrs. George sonville as ordered by the m ask­ ed men but will report a t his of­ ploits of this world renowned flier yes­ Morse. fice today, his wife announced. 1 terday afternoon a t “Airport," the The nttack .followed the print­ aviation field managed by Albert LUNCHEON FOR MRS. PEYTON ing of a letter in the newspaper Domer. Mrs. Alex Vaughn moat charming­ from BischofT referring to the Wright caused all spectators to ly entertained a t luncheon Friday at Germans as Huns and th reaten ­ stand aghast as they saw the fearless her home on Park avenue for Mrs. ing to withdraw his advertising death-defying little man loosed his Peyton of Washington who is the unjcss it was stopped. life belt, crawl out from his seat In guest of her sister, Mrs. Margaret the plane and walk about on the wings Barnes. *■ TO BUILD HOME IN of the machine as calmly as the ordin­ The rooms were tastefully decorat­ FLORIDA FOR MEN ary person walks bn the streets. Ho ed in poinsetties and ferns sugges­ CONFEDERATE NAVY hung by his ankles from the wing skid. tive of the season. The table was Did trapeze work from the landing beautiful with A centerpiece of polnA 'home for the Navy Men of the gear, stood on his head on both upper setttas, red candles at each place and Confederacy, to cost at least $150,000 and lower wings and then to conclude Christmas place cards. and to be located In Florida at a place the act, stood upright on the top wing A most sumptuous and delicious to be selected later, is the program of while his pilot looped the loop and (Christmas luncheon was served _to .the Southern States, which la being . landed in front of the crowd among jthe following: Mrs. Peyton, Mrs. B .[worked QUt untie r’the d ir e c ts of Ad f „ .. IF- Whitncr, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. mlral A Q Wrlght tho on, BUrvivin Mr9- Darnes and Mra- VaUBhn* edmiral of tho Confederacy, and Miss attempted the marvelous feats accom­ Theodore Turney of NaqhvIIlo and MERRIE MATRONS plished by this wonderful young New York. The headquarters of the thriller of the air, who has given to The Mcrric Matrons Bridge Club Icommittee is the Aragon Hotel, Jackthe American public its full quota of | met with Mrs. Horry Hccren Thurs- 1Bonvjne. thrills in both stunta and straight day afternoon at her home on Union The general plan is to build tho fly in g .___ ' avenue. I home by popular subscription and The famous stunt pilot accompany­ ■ Only the members were present.and, SUpport |t by the legislatures of the ing Wright In this act is Jimmy John- the prize for high score, a Maderia Bevonil lU tc | The ]CR|a]Atun.B 0; who U . j u t closed . n o st .» c .;h.„ dk, „ hM , „ „„ by Mr,. W. T ' |cvm rf ^ , hlrt„ n ccssful season of twenty solid weeks Langley. Jed have agreed to do their part and through the southern and western ' The house was attractively decor it is expected that the consent of the states. He Is an ex-army flier, a most ntcd jn rod roses and ferns, other two will be secured as soon ns careful pilot, always paying strict at- j A delicious salad course was scrvthey meet. tention to the traffic laws and has cd The location of the home will be carried many'passengers while here,' ________________ decided on when the plans arc well as many of Sanford's residents were WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT. under way. A citizen of Fort Pierce glad of the opportunity to take a J has offered this plnce ns a proper site flight with this interesting young bird Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Edward Mil- nnd the offer is made under ndvlaeman. "Henry" was forced to consider ler announce the engagement of their ment. Should Fort Pierce be considthe speed limit of the air yesterday fnr nnn nf u t . i daughter, Clara Mac, to Mr. Amos!ered favorably, the people of the town e„„r__!■ , _ I Marshall McCtees. The wedding to will he called together for consultaSanford's_ ’ ....... speedi cop, Mr. Depfer tnkc plnce late in December. (ion and co-opcrntion. Other passengers were Mr. Wilman Miss Turney has here Wednesday son and Miss Kennedy. (From Slondajr't Daily \ looking over the field nnd organizing T. N. T. her force here. She is the nctive field FLETCHER'S ^E W S ON Till- T N: T met Fridnv with Mrs , ' ' FARMER AND CONSUMER , ( Hart‘ ftt h, r honie „n\ Ves! K.rst ” , " hif h honorn? ’ rank GETTING CLOSER TOGETHER ! m tht- (onfederale Navy organization. , airtti. i The county commiljee, suggested by WASHINGTON w ,« t P‘eaSant aftern°0rj W85 were had her, willPi he: n L.t lP. Chapman, WASHINGTON, iDec. 18. when ” «un A n(j m^ a large number of meinhers n nr«- chairgut-* the senate was today considering t h e 1 December 14th, What started this craze for bare ( Mf A]]en wa8 gl ycar8t 0f age at knees 7 One could understand the ___ desire of women to have tbe'r knees "v hare in summer, especially down hero fine character, and throughout s where it gets hot, but there Is no such life h?*1 he,d important positions in excuse in th i w inter.' And there is his chosen Inie of work. Starting as no real reason why bare knees should J younK !,n th.0 J ? rm0ni ^ be displayed on Central avenue Yet* tr°l car "hops, ho stendily went forj twice lately the Rambler has seen ward In the first place in that organ­ women with their bare knees dis­ ization, and then was selected to do played. In each instanco there was all of the car construction work up­ no way to avoid seeing the knees, on a new road from McCombs City, Miss., to New Orleans. He then be­ which were on display on the street came Master Car Builder of the C. B. and every passerby had the same op­ & Q. Railroad, one of the great trunk portunity a> the Rambler. In each lines of the middle west. After some Instance the wearer or rolled down yenrs in their service, he came to stockings was sitting with legs cross­ Sanford and became Master Car ed In such a way that the knee, un­ Builder of the South Florida Railroad covered, was visible. for several years, under the adminisGirls are foolish dressers, anyhow. cratlon of James E. Ingraham. They wear furs around their necks Mr. Allen was the layentor of the and .then wear short skirts, thin^ Allcn-Vanleu Grain Door, which is stockings and low shoes and the skirts (jn general use throughout the grain are none too thick, even the coldest .belt for the rapid loading and unloadday. The Rcmbler saw a pretty glrl.J jng of grain. He also invented at one of the coldest days during the last, the special request of Mr. Plant the cold snap here, with her neck and Balance Temperature Fruit and shoulders and arms enveloped • In Vegetable car. Mr. Allen spent a heavy furs that extended down to her j long nnd useful life in railroad work, waist and below the waist she had on. He leaves two daughters, one - Mrs. a costume that looked like the front Grace B. Williams, well known In row in n musical comedy chorus. The j Sanford, and Mrs. William T. Blaine, dress was almost to her knees and ■who has resided in New York City the stockings were the thinnest and *or “ number of years, nlthough mar-, when she walked tho dress, made o f , rlcd *n Sanford. silk, clung to her In a way that made ■ . ■■ ----it very apparent she had on little ex- N0TI(iE DHEW DEVEIcept that tpip skirt. _ No wonder she c o a f o ia t io b was shivering, sven with her furs. TO A 1.1. IKTKIIKSTKD rARTIKH: ttr* l» hvrotiZ ( b it on tb> S lit d i r That reminds the Rembler: Recent­ o f NDo rc rm b tr, 1KO. tb * n n d tn lc n c d w ill ro ik s ■ I 'p iln llo n lo III* Juitz* o f (be Scrcolb Jnly he saw advertised Invisible stock­ ,, | d l r l i l r i r n l t O in rl o f r io r b li. i t h l i Chamings. Now, • if a stocking is to be un. n»i.m.i, rb-ridt, n is^nn o'clock a. u . invisible, what the Sam Hill Is the use ] {* “ ." T h tS r w M l Z r>*T,w'menl Co“ ’ of paying some $5 or $6 for a pair? . hkm. mtzw. Why not go without any nnd save the x. r. co.vneu,t. money. I f the stockings are so thin ( " irK,S 0* u s s* thnt the wearer appears to hnve none l on, then where’s the use of wearing nny. And, by the wny, the word In-' visible, ns applied to the stockings In thnt nd, did not mean thnt they were (H333.V. -JUT to bo concealed; by no menns. In this day nnd generation, women bo-; lleve that stockings wore made to be seen. — The Rambler in St. Peters­ burg Independent. {m a n ’ h>Wyn TP°tt na*' I ,a r r > K n tr- hill for’ bringing about n closer con-1P - _____________________ , J Dnvuison, with honorary membo Delicious refreshments were served. „f Mpsdames Kdgar Lewis and Uztr nection between the producer of farm •McCarty nnd the Rev. C. F. Rende. products and the consumer Senator CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS AT PRI* There are GOO of the Confederate Fletcher made n few pointed remarks MARY SCHOOL ; Navy now living, and probably ;100 regarding this important matter. Tlie Christmas programs at t h e .^ tbem will be furnished nccommo“About 1915, I think it was, some three primary schools were most In-1(|,lt|(iris in the homp As thp rankfl ftro of us favored an amendment to the tc-rostinjr nnd largely nttended Inst thinned uut, the veterans of the Spanappropriation bill coming from the ; p rjday mornl„g. ish-Amcricnn war will occupy the committee on postoffices and post F.acli program gave first a part thnt home, and later veterans of the world roads, providing for an initial np- ,(l]d n f SnntQ c)nUB and then the war. propriatiun of $10,000 and authoriz- (■'jyjst | dpn w-as presented The proThis is an interesting development ing the postoffice demirtment to maka-■grams were very well arranged and nm| thm , is a KOod chnnce f„r Fort experiments snd investigations into :V pn' J nt0<I. Wlth Krent credit l° | Fierce to secure this home. Develop­ the question how best to promote ?!Car.1 the teachers. ments will bo made public as fast as THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT. direct dealing^ between the producer At -the Grammar School the third I ,they are avnifable.—Times-Union. and the consumer. 'They did make nnd fourth grades gaVe their program Don't forget that it is just as nec­ that investigation. That was not only for the entire school and their parents, fi66 Jn # prMcr,pUon for c „t(K Pcv. essary to have your inner tubes strong, flexible'and durable the same in the interest of th e' producer but It, too. followed the same outline but and UGrlpp(1. lhp mnat Hpwiy ns your outer shoes, and our vulcan­ it was also in the interest of the con- on a larger scale. The carols were ia,„ izing process will do this for you. sumer, and that includes pretty nearly cBppcially beautiful. ' d? k ' 1 Utc It's the best tire insurance you could ut your tire money into, for it doueverybody. Sohe suggestion is made During t h e morning t h e school p r e n o t ic e Cl1cs, often trebles, the life of both about this being class legislation. n ,,jf, nf oiK-er to Miss Miller ■ * « n u u n g n i n i s u > e r lo .m s s A iiiiir, T. , MrnlAt in n o tl n.«*ilnc -<f »'.* .i.x-i tires and tubes, We ure vulcanizing Everyone is interested in the subject. fFe .principal whose wedding is to be **4,(,('*i* it* riroi \Ati>»n,i ii*nt *»f specialists. n r i l . ' 0 ,0 f a r m e r * h i Elnrl.U *111 l>* b*M In (b* alllrrt of tb* b«n k not only the farmer. an oven{ nf (he holidays. j.*n To—Ur. nib. leu. «i m o rbo-k "That appropriation led to expertjn parh rQom thp chndron ' had *rbii•»-of“ , f"'*1 ''"' '■ 'V « r '*? tb* t->*M o f illfoclnro to *#rie ments, and finally other appropria-1Christmas trees where they had a ' m .ultic jrtr. ta il for tb* lr»n t*rtlo n o f *orb Phone 17 tm»lar« ** mar properly roire txfor* tions were made in subsequent bills, RTPat dpnI of fun aod piea5Ure ovcr otbrr lb * m rrllof. Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, Florida n. r. wmrsEii. and thnt work continued. The post- thp eifta that wprc cxchnnged. 13-3.WSfs . Cubler. office department was putting' into use trucks nnd other modus for. car­ KINDERGARTEN CHRISTMAS rying product* from the farm di­ Sanford has one little school that rectly to the producer, and it was few know about yet it Is quite deseryproving an immense success ' and a ing of mention. Little Misses Cargreat advantage to the public gen­ metta Barber;and Ruth Henry are erally, both the consumer and the teachers of "quite a unique kinder­ Gl T IR E S producer. But in the last postoffice garten, which is not a play one, but appropriation bill in another branch a real school. of the legislative department of the T h is i s / CLOUD CLIMOffftf W A K E UP,CrOHN The Christmas program last Friday government, that item was stricken was delightful with a real Santa and The L iF e y l& GREAT 5POBT Y O U W E R E out entirely so that we no longer a Christmas tree. <rO !H <r T O ■• have that means which was provided CLEAN THE The work tho Children have done Is for the benefit of the publfc general­ very good indeed and the little teach­ CAR ly In the distribution of farm prod­ ers have quite a bit to be proud of. TODAY ucts. V I believe that I am correct in stat­ % C. E. DEBATE ing that the item providing for the The Senior Christian Endeavor, So­ development of facilities for promot­ ciety of the Presbyterian Church held f H i ing direct dealings ‘between the pro­ their regular meeting Sunday eve­ ducer and the consumer was stricken ning at 6:45. Mr. Wilbur Rumple was out of the last postofflee department O wonder Mr. John, doesn’t w ant io wake up if the leader. The society entered Into appropriation bill, or was not put into an informal debate on today is the day he is going to clean his car. subject: W e have the equipment to give your car a proper it when the bill originated at the "Resolved, ft is easier for a rich man bath and we’ll polish it up so faithfully th a t you’ll be other end of the capltol, and thereto be generous that it la for a poor pleased to pay our moderate charge. •fore that whole eort has fallen to man to be generous. the ground. It means all the greater These Sunday evening meetings are necessity for this kind of legislation full of enthusiasm and inspiration. All in order that the producers may co­ young people are invited to attend. operate for the advantage and for. the good of the public.” AU TO M * n v sSMITH BROS. N .PHONE 20 in Polk county are now open and do­ ling business. Fruit is beginning to move in greater quantities and will will break a Cold, FeTer and Grippe soon be moving at an average winter quicker than anything. We know, pre­ speed.. venting pneumonia. 17-13tc - u / ^ " B razin& a Is a powerful Antiseptic and Piia Killer, curea infected cuts, old sor«^ tetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, New. algia, Rheumatism. 17-lStc GEO. G. HERRING Attornejr-at-Law No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildia SANFORD, FLA. HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard’s nand-Paintcd China Gorham's Sterling Silver Rogers’ Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches , SCHELLE MAINES LAWY ER o rn c e in m SA N FO RD c o u r t uou sb - -r FLORIDA Balanced a Money-Maker VULCANIZING Ik RUB-M Y-TISM Better M e ttle More Work Sanford looks mighty good to the strangers in our midst right now.' This city is some lively burg and we should keep it such- KENT VULCANIZING WORKS WM E. K. PERRYMAN Attomey-at-Law 106 Park Ave. SANFORD FLORIDA A M essage||from 'jthe P u rin a House 3 fl-’ THIS WEEK’S OFFERINGS STEWART, THE FLORIST Polnsettas, Hyblscus, Salmon, Red, double red. Ferns. Orders taken now for Pancy, Sit**, dragon, Calendrila and other plmtz Welding F I R S T ST. Li O A K A V E . W h y is it that 100 lbs. of oats goes further than 100 lbs, of com in feed­ ing horses and mules? Everybody knows this is no, and that it Is be­ cause oats is better bal­ anced than com. P u r i n a O - M o l e n e is ■ c a re fu lly m ille d ‘p r o d u c t, a n d ia b a tte r b a la n c e d t h a n e it h e r c o r n or o a ts . T w o t h ir d s o f a to n of P u r i n a O - M o le n a g o e s as far a s a t o n o f o a ts a n d m u c h f u r t h e r t h a n a t o n o f c o rn . Why n o t le t ua p r o v e t h is to you? P h o n e us f o r s a m p le * a n d prices. 1 Sold in checkerboard bage only, by PH O N E Cates Crate .181 GROCERY' DEPARTMENT THE BOTTOM HAS DROPPED OUT SOME OF OUR GROCERY PRICES OUR FEED HOUSE Purina .Omolonc M.ulo Feed, sk..$3.50 Pure Leaf Lard, per !b_.___ —I Purina Molasses Mule feed, sack 3.00 45-Jb Tin Pure Leaf L ard ..---- 9-®* 50-lb. tin Compound l a r d ____ Purina Checker Board Scratch 24-lbs, Pillsbury F lo u r --- ------t*Tt feed, per s a c k _____________ 3.75 24-lbs. best S R. Flour ----------U*' Best Rice per 100-lb sac k ------Purina Winner Brand Scratch Water groundMeal, 100 lb. sk.. 3-M feed, per s a c k _____________ 3J>0 Bolted Meal, per sack --------- ^ Purina Chicken Chowder, sack.. 4.15 Grits, fine, medium and coarse, per sack ______ **•* Oats, per s a c k .................. 2.75 s a c k ----- AtM . , , Sugar, per 100-Ib.-----------Com, p*r sack ............... ........... 2^0 Tomatoes, No. 2, 2-doz. per case. Shorts, per s a c k ........................ 3.00 S*lmon V»U, 4-doz, per case------8J* Bran, per s a c k ______________ 3.25 Pork and Beans, No. 3, 2 doz, per case ____ _— — Pearl Grit for Chickens, per sack 1.50 All Other Grocery Prices Cut D«** Oyster Shell, per s a c k _____ :l 1.50 In Proportion.New Gager Rock Lime, per bbl._ 3.75 Oranges, per box --------------Rock salt for stock, per "lb.............03 Let us express one to your, girlSalt Brick for Stock, ______ .25 CRATE MATERIAL Common fine Salt per sa c k ___ 1.50 Lettuce Hampers -----------------$ _ J*. Ice Cream salt per sack ............1j;o Bpan Hampers ___________ — J l Bctt Pulp, per sack ___________ 3.50 Celery Crates*______________ 5-f* Crate Nails, per k e g ------------ - ^ Fancy Milling Wheat, per sack. 5.25 See us for Special prices on car lo*» We have Paris Green, Arsnlc Lead, DELIVERED Don’t Buy Until You See Us, and Blue Stone for your spray. I iy & \ �:* . ' v ■ ; ) PAGE THIRTEEN THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 1920 CROP, PEPPER, EGG PLANT AND TOMATO S E E P just arrived. Call and see us before buying - - .............. ............ | m THE MILLION DOLLAR BAND WILL PLAY FIRST CONCERT NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON ! . The L. Allen Seed Go, | j ................................. , ................................................. ,.♦ * * * * .................. ....................................... tics some kinds will be abundant, in h o t i c i o y w n r r m M 1CHICAGO STUDENTS IIARDING OPTIMISTIC others somewhat of a failure unless OVER TREATY ORGANIZE TO NOTICE IS HEREBY f t ran th a t tba undergiven special attention. Grapes will algned will applg to tho Uoraroor of the S ta te DEAL WITH THUGS Florida, a t Tallaliaaaee,. for L a lla n P atent In­ (B/ Tha Aaaovtatad T rass) be doubtful. It will be an off year, of corporating Edward lllggtna iocorpoarted,. un­ MARION, Dec. 20.—President-elect which will givo the vines a rcsL Na­ der the fob,w ing proposed cbarlar, tba orig­ Chicago, Dec. 20.—University of of which la now oat file la the office of Harding today expresses confidenco ture knowp best. Mice will be very inal Ibe H ecrtlar/ of 81ale of tbo aald flta ta of Chicago students organizo vlgllence in the progress for the formation of numerous. Better feed a cat than Florida. WITNESS, oar name* th is 13th d a / of De­ committee to protect coeds from crim­ an international association pa the re­ mice. Worms scarce, consequently, cember. A. D. 1920. inals.- Many coeds reported being at­ sult of conferences with notable* EDWARD HIGGINS, fish wil be scarce and poor in uality. • tacked on campus after dark and one men. lie wil confer ^rlth Ex-PresiJAS. 1C. HIGGINS, Big fish stories wil) be out of fash­ ADELAIDE HIGGINS. girl thrown from taxicab by three ion. Disease of all kinds will cure, rnorosED c h a r t e r or EDWARD ma. men who jumped In car and robbed dent Toft Thursday. OUfS, INCORPORATED. ___________ a . ' but slowly. Contagious diseases will The ondenlgned Incorporator* b e rth / associ­ her. _* ate tbem esltre together for tbo parpoeo of be­ Reformers seem bent on making occur, but not alarmingly. An^epl- coming Incorporated and forming a corporation the Sabbath a day of arre st—Nor­ demic will prevail in cattle, sheop under and bg virtue of -tba lawa of tbe S ta te The greatest thing in our lives to­ folk Virginian-Pilot Florida, w ith had under tha fallowing pro­ w and hogs, but will be soon overcome of posed charter: day is advertising. This may sound Section 1.—The name of t b l l corporation by government service and reseric- shall be like shop talk but we want to im­ The New York “building trust" tions. The agricultural departments EDWARD HI COINS, INCORPORATED press It upon our readers as well as and Its principal place of bustneee ib all be In was erected on a poor foundation.— will be of great help to tho people in tbe Tywn of Hanford. In the C ount/ of Hemlour merchants. Indianapolis Star. many ways—the information sent no)* and tbe Stale of Florida, and aucb other place* aa m a / be designated bg the Hoard of J ut is reliable and should be apprecl- Directors. Section 2.—The general nature of the boolted by more persons. neke to be transacted shall be aa follows; Furthermore, 1021 will be known Tbe bugtng and oelllng o f automobile*, tra c ­ tors and farm Implements, the purchase, sale or in history as the “Chemical Year." excfaa'nga and ren tal o f r a il e s ta te ;.'to own, Many chemical discoveries will be operate, m aintain, hire, re n t, build or erect nnd office building*, to sail, m ort­ made, hence chemists and doctors wtrtbwioea gage. sub-let. peldge, hire, Mas* or conge/ the proper!/ of aald corporation or a n / p art thereof will be popular. Newspapers and a t tha discretion of tb a Hoard of D irectors; lo mhgazlnca will be read and referred m oae/, leant bonds, or other obligend to secure the- a im s b / m ortgage, to by all classes of people more than pledges or a n / other kind of Instrum ent, to ever Jbefore. Every day, something m ika coolracta of a a / kind w haterer for tbo There are many good fertilisers, but since it is the EXTRA IN­ rurtheraaca of the buatneee of Ihe Cbm pee/. To new and useful will be beard of. deal In merrhandlae and d ta l tn all Ibli COME which swells the profits, why not use the BEST? acta which the Board of Directors m i / deem to ho advisable or a tp t d l tn t lo b* don* to tbo transaction of It* aald bualnvaa, and g an arall/ IDEAL BRANDS sre proportioned as to availability of smonlstes, tA h a w aiarcla* and vnjo/ all tha rights, pow­ to give MAXIMUM results. A little heavier crops, a' little more ers and prvlllfgvf Incident to corpora Mono for profit uodar th* laws or tho Slat* of Florida. steadily year in and year out, of finest quality fruit, males a vast dif­ Htctloo S.—CAPITAL STOCK.—T b a -a m o u n t of tba capital stock o f this corpora lion shall, ference in actual PROFITS. ba on* hundred thousand dollars (1100,000.00)' which shall ba dlridad Into on* (boauand ah a ro t IDEAL FERTILIZERS have a field record of over a quarter cen­ a t a par valoa of On* Hundred Dollars ($100.00) per share. Tbe term s and condlUons upon tury. Benefit by their success. which the capllal ttoch shall be paid In 'a h alt be a* follows! SEND FOR CROP BOOKLETS Such alock shall be loaned oo l/ when paid for lu foil and. Lawful. mouev of Ihe United (Mateo — »f — - • R, C. MAXWELL, Manager, Sanford Branch WHINES ABOUT GIVING MILK of America, or lo good*,, wars', nierchandlee,' labor, serricss or other proper!/ to be taken a t COWS BACK TO a Jnet valuation aa m a / be fixed b / tha Board . FRANCE. of Directors, aa provided b / law. men' of Ocoee who states in a letter I have before me—‘After the polls closed a number of armed men went to his (Mose Norman's}’house, with­ &' out a warrant and without an authortty of law as Is claimed by tl^ose ap­ proving their action, to arrest this negro. Two white men wore shot in WILL BE GIVJSN EVERY AFTER- the negro's back yard. From that time on for three days, the community . NOON OF HOLIDAY WEEK' ran rio t I do not believe it will ever be known, how many negroes were (rrvm Mosisg’e Doll/) . killed, ifivery negro home, school . One of the biggest things this city house, church and lodge room in that hu ever undertaken Is tho bringing community was burned. In some In­ of the Million Dollar Band h s n holi­ stances, with women and children oc­ day week to enliven the place and cupying the house and thus burned to bring the people In fronf the sur­ death.1" • rounding country to hear this line .At the demand of this association musical,organization. I t redounds to the Federal department of Justice the credit of the people here who have ordered Federal District Attomoy made these freo concerts possible and Herbert S. Phillips of Tampa to make it will mean more to Sanford than an investigation and report on the anyone can figure at this time. Othet Ocoee incident. cities are paying $1000' per month or In Tho Tribune of Saturday morn­ more for a band for the entire win­ ing Federal District Attorney Phillips ter. Sanford is paying $1000 for a said: 7" . ■ band for one week and it la such en­ “My Investigation of the Ocoee rate terprise that makes this city great. trouble showed that there were Avo Not only will our visitors have tha deaths during the clash, two of these Section 4.—T ER N .—’Tbo. term for jvblcb thla corporation la to exist la h ln e l/ nlne / t a r t . Tbo opportunity of hearing the Million being negro women, one negro man ( f ir Th* Associated r r . i l ) boolneaa of this corporation shall ba conducted Dollar Band for the week but the home and two white men." Mr. Phillips also BERLIN, Dec. 20.—Surrender of bg tba following of fiesta lo w II: MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS president, » rice president, a a ec reta r/ and people will enjoy them as well fo r as stated that the investigation which! eight hundred thousand milk cows a Atreasurer, and a Board of three and not more Agricultural Building * JACKSONVILLE, FLA. a band and orchestra they are par was conducted by his agents cstab-! under the Versailles treaty would be than firs directors. Reellm, B.—OFFICERS.—Tha officers of thla excellent nnd have few superiors If lished the fact that no Federal elec- j disastrous to Germany, it would corporation ahall bold office for the period or term of one / e a r from tha doth of their fle c ­ any in the United StSates. tion laws were infringed, that there j weaken public stamina, nnd lndivld- tion. and aball ba tle c ltd at i n elec I loo to b* held the first H onda/ In Ja n o a r/, A. D. The ‘‘13" Club have guaranteed the was no effort to prevent duly quail-.un^ resistance nnd reduce ability of 1921. upon and upon the first Mooda/ In J a n u a r/ band their money but they asked the fled negroes from voting, nnd that Germany to fulfill its treaty obliga­ In each /e a r thereafter. The persona who are conduct the business of this corporation a* tions, says n letter to tho ”French -----L to enterprising business men of Sanford Its tem porar/ officer*, unlll the officers are and many citizens who arc not In t ‘lorc waa no cfl°rt to terrorize tho women from the Germnn women to. elected at th* first regular election and q u a li­ negroes. fied, a rt: business to help them out in paying Edward Higgins, President and General Man­ Evidently, then, the Ocoee “gentle- day. ager. for the band and the response has man’f who gave the assistant secrcJauie* K. (llgel-n, Vlc#-"r»Ml*.it. Adelaida Illsftn a . H e c rtta r/ and Irc a a u ie r. been most generous It mean, no j tjify of tho nc(jro ft(]vancoment „8so- IX THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JU D I­ Section 0.—LIABILITY.—Th* highest amount CIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, morv for the members of the “13” ciation the “information" in tho letter of Indebtedness or lla h lllt/ to whi.li thla cor­ FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY poration can at a a / on* tltn* *ub)*ct Itself, U Club to have the band here for a week above, did not give it to tho Federal one hundred thousand dollar) I $ lOO.OCO.UOl. J. F. L»lnjt. Joined l>/ (ifr I unbend tod next SectUei T .-N A K E S . RESIDENCES AND SUBthan it means to,any other citizen District Attorney. He knew it was a BCRIPTION OF IMCORPORATORS. frlrod. J . E. La log, Complainant*. They are just n burtch of booqters who , f. ' . _ ,. Edward Higgins. Sanford, 1 1 a ........ $31,000.1st TO. , , , , o _# i lie when he wrote It to White, 100.00 . J J. C o in . J. J. Cairo Cntnpang, Incorporated, Ja m ra 'K . Higgins, Hanford, Fla........... are trying to , advertise Sanford in . . . . .. . .. . .. , Adelaide Higgins, Hanford. F la ........... 100.00 ' Wc nre fortunate in our contracts which make it possible to quote a Florida corporation. Annie O. Woodbridge, , .,. i | In the light of tho investigation by man^-ways and above everything else the Federal Department of Justice, Albert 0 . Eaves, C abin A. I’oagv, Georg* 11. Section H —SEAL— lowest'market PRICES. The aeal of this corporation that! be a c irc u ­ Morton. W illiam T, N u b . and all unknown to bring in new people here to visit The Tribune reaffima its conclusion of <|cflacca,• bclra and granl***, or olbrro, claim ­ lar tuipreaalnn stam p hrartng lu the center the It will pay you to get our PRICES before buying, and our QUAL­ ing under Albert O. Cave*. C abin A. C o iff, wont* “ SEAL 1921" and around Ihe circum ­ ITY before planting. the city and trade here and , Noverabcr i8th: llcorgc B. Morton and William T. Naab, be- ference tbe word* “ Edward lllggtna, lncori-orOur SEED POTATOES are the highest quality MAINE GROWN, i t e d .'” fondanU. to* locate here nnd become residents. “Tho N. A. F. T. CITATION BTATR O r FLORIDA, selected especially for seed. They believe in sounding the praises —Tampa Tribune. To: Albert O. Earea, roaldrnc* unknown; Cat- COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, S3.: ftafor* me, an officer dulg authorised lo lake tin A IVage, realdcncc unknown;. Grnrg* II. Send for FREE CATALOGUE, and SEED SPECIAL, giving RE­ of Sanford early nnd late nnd arc Morion, resilience unkhown, William T. acknowledgements of deeds, personal]/ came VISED PRICES on new crop SEED DEANS, PEAS, RED SEAL TO­ Saab, rraldcnce nuknown; the unknown Edward lllgglna. Jam es K. Itlggtna, aud Ade­ bent on heralding the wonderful pos­ MATO, and CUCUMBER SEED. PEPPER, Etc. lielrs, devisers, Irgileea. -grant***. or other laida lllggtna, and each acknowledged the fore­ We carry all the leading and standard varieties of seed that-have sibilities of this city to the world. clalm anta under Albert U. Karra. C a b in A. going to be hta end her genuine signature to I'oage. (Jrorga II. Morion and W lltlam T. the cb arlar of Edward lllgglna. Incorporated. been tested and known to hie adapted to our soil and climate. SEED The band will be a great drawing Wllneaa m g hand and official aeal thla 13th Saab, and lo nnr and all other parllro claim ­ OATS, RYE. VETCII, RAPE, Etc. ing a n / Interear,' In . and lo the following dr. d a / nf Iiecamher, A. D. 1920. card for the week and if there is any­ The planting season is near at hand. Our Information seryice Is (BEAL) CLAUDE D. COUCH. aerified Undo altuated In Semlnola C ount/, one who has not donated to this cause N o la n Ilib llc, Florida, tn-w lli free. Call on us for any information on your crops you might think Mg commission expire* Nov. IS. 1022. beginning a t the Southwest corner of tbe they can leave their money with we can anpply. N’orlhw rat q u a rte r of Heclltm 31, Townahlp 19, W. M. PATH RAH, E ualli, Fla. Houlb of Uange 3 1 'K iel, run North 3.27 clialha, lB-StC OLDEST AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLORIDA Scholle Maincs or Chas. Britt. The Raat tMO chalna. to tha right of w lf o f 't h e ft. • -----------* and following Arms nnd citizens have I. Railroad, thence Soulhweaterl/ on (he NUGENT NOMfNATED -1 J The entire country after enjoying Weal able of tbe aald railroad rlgbt-uf wag to givn: to the band fund to date and tbe Eaat line of Ike Hanford (Irani, thence WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—Nomina­ 202-200 East Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida many others have signified their will­ unprecedented prosperity in fertility South 23 -degreea Weal on aald line lo ihe tion of John F. Nugent of Idaho ns South line of the N’orthweat Quarter of Sec­ IIY-TEST SEEDS INSURE GOOD CROPS of the land, unlimited demands for ingness to contribute during the week: tion 31, Townahlp Id. Soon, of Range HI member Federal Trade Commission Kaat, th rn re W eel lo the point of beginning. F. II. Trimble, Wm, M. McKinnon, building material, machinery, auto­ Containing F ire Acre#, more or Icee: confirmed by Bcnatc. mobiles, clothing, shoes nnd luxur­ It appearing from die (worn bill of complaint Serpinolc Hotel, Albert A.. Domcr, filed In thla ranae agalnat ju u . that gou b a re Perkins & Britt, Bower & Roumillat, ies, due to only one thing, which is or claim tome Interval In the Unde barelnaboro therefore, jou. the aald Albert O. Joe Mcisch, City Markets, A. Racfield, that Venus reigns supreme in 1U20, deacrlbed. C a b in A. I'oage. George [I. Morion and but must now undergo a three-yenr F.Waree. illiam T. N ath are h rreh / required In tie and Henry L. Walsh, John Meisch, L. P. adjustment to bring business to a appear l-efore our aald Circuit Court, a t tha Mcfuller, Herald Printing Company, Court llouee I d Sanford. Florida, on the 7th d a / satisfactory basis. of March. A. D. 1921, and then and Ultra D. C. Marlow, Johrj L. Brady, Mobley During the year 1921 Mercury, a make anawer lo the bill of cnmpUInt etblb lled Drug Store, 9. O. Chase, Hill Hard­ doubtful planet in many ways, like again.! gnu, olberwlae a decree pro ronfeaao will be entered agalnat gon. ware Company, Hill Lumber Com­ the thermometer, will regulate busi­ And apg and all other partlca claiming ang rigid, title or Interest lu and lo Ibf landa here­ pany, Fleetwood & Co., W. B. Ahem, ness and prices in all parts of the inabove deacrlbed under, bg or through Albert G. Earea, C alfln A. I'oage, George It. Morton, T. B. Little, J. E. V. Jnrvey, II. Mc- country. Since storehouses are filled W illiam T. Naab, or olberwlae, are b e rth / re­ Lawlin, C. O. Mahoney, Dean Turner, with manufactured articles that must quired lo be and appear before our aald Cir­ Court, a t the Court llouee lo Sanford, C W. Zaring & Co., R. B. Monroe, not try co overdo. Live and let live, cuit Florida, on Ihe 4lh dag of April. A. I). 1921. .and then and there make anawer to the bill of Chas. Whitner, J. E. Wade, Hayes & High prices are for good times— complaint exhibited agalnat aald unknown par­ lUtliff, S. o. Shinholser, Brycrs Auto -Low prices nre for hard times. A tita. olberw lae a decree pro con free© w ill be agalnat aald unknown partite. Company, Harry Ward, J. D. Davidson. majority of the people arc earning entered I t la ordered tb a t tbla notice be pnbllabed In TRADE M ARK T. C. Smith, T. M. Fox, Geo. L. noy, and spending more thnn.cvcr before. the Hanford Herald, a newtpaper pnbllabed la * Seminole C ount/. Florida, once a week for A. P. .Connelly, B. & O. Garage, G. C. Prices nre regulated according tp eight week* a t to tba known partlre defend­ “THE FORDSON AT * WORK” and once a week for twelve Week* aa lo Chamberlain, Edward Higgins, G. O. be sold, it stands to resnon prices ant, a the unknown partlre defendant Louks, C.’M, Berry; S. Rungc; R. W. will gradually decrease. Capital and W llneaa mg band and Ihe eeal of tba aald MIGHTY valuable booklet ju s t issued by (he Ford Motor Company. Court on tbla tha 10th d a / of IkrcemDenne, F. Wilson, W. P. Stone, Fred Labor.will have many.disputes; some Circuit It is yours for the asking. Drop in and gel one or drop a card or her. A. P . 1020. B. A. DOUGLASS, Bonier, W.' Carchbeli, A. E. Yowell, are nover satisfied. .A person should (SEAL; letter and we will mail you a copy FR E E . Clark of tba Circuit Court. Semlnola C ount/, Florid*. Peoples' Bank, First National Bank, tho price of iron and pork. When This book is not what the Ford Motor Company has to say about O. l i m n l N O , Saminolo County Bank, Frank Meisch iron and pork are high, wages and GEORGE Solicitor and Couneel for Complainant*. Ihe Fordson T ractor, but w hat the tens of thousands of UBera have to 1 9 -llt* commodities will bo high and vice *Rd L. A. Brumlcy, Bay. Get the book! It is yours for the asking. Keep in mind the versa. fact th at behind every FORDSON T ractor are all the resources of THE CIRCUIT COURT O r THE SEVENTH It will require two or three years IN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, » •THE N. A. F. T. A. O. C. LIED" the great fo rd Motor Co., likewise th at reliable “ Ford-After-Service” AMD FOR SXlflXOLE COUNTY.— for those who have left the farms to which assures the keeping of the Tnlctor in working order every day IN CHANCERY On the 18th of November The plunge into town and city life to in the year. Remember also th a t the Fordson Tractor, like the Ford William hi. Woodcock, Complainant, Tribune published this editorial para­ rcalize_$here is more real living and v*. 1 car, is sim plicity itself in design nnd .construction; easy to understand money in raising crops than in manu­ The Unknown Hairs, Legate**, Devise**, Gran­ graph: and fasy to operate. Come in and let us tell you more about it. I t is tees or other claimant* nodrr 8. M. W hit­ “The national association for the facturing luxuries for foreign coun­ more. deceased, tie .. Defendants. more im portant to the farm er today than anything else. (STATION advancement of colored people, head­ tries. To tho oohoowa heirs, legatees, devisee*, gran­ The Age o f Machine Power on the Farm is no longer a m atter of In 1921, government officials will tee*, or other claimant* under S. U. W hit­ quarters in 'Bostlng,' announced that speculation; it is here—a n established fact. I t is the latest advanced more, deceased, and te any and aU other thirty negroes were killed In the investigate many concerns and as a persona or parti** claiming a a / right, title step civilization has taken. I t comes to th e farm er with the full prom­ or U laraot la amf to tba follvwlag described Ocoee difficulty on election day. The result fraud orders will be Issued in land In Semlael* ("oust/. Florida, more par­ ise to lift the g rea t burden of drudgery and wearisome, wearfog-out general to protect the public. ticularly described aa follow*, to-wlt: N. A. F. T. A. 0. C. P. llodl" toil from the muscles of m an and carrying them with much more Tho weather for 1921 will, in gen­ Tbe Raat h alf ot the Northeast Quarter of profit by power of machinery, with the result th a t larger production On December 11th The Tribune re­ eral, be somewhat disagreeable. Jan­ tbo Nortfawoet Qoarter of tbo Northeast Quar­ ter of th* Booth west Qoarter of dec lion ' S; — more com fort and g reater wealth will come to the farm homes ceived a letter from Walter F. White, uary spd February will be change­ Township SI, Sooth of Baago SO Raat. It appearing from th* sworn MU of com­ wherever the FORDSON Is employed. COME IN AND TALK IT assistant secretary of the national as­ able. The spring will be inclined to plaint filed In this ran**, that y o a . b ars or OVER. claim td boro aomt In In s e t In aid to tbo Usd sociation for the advancement of col­ bo dry, cold and unseasonable. Plant - * herein ibovo described, therefore, /on and tech ored people, 70 Fifth avenue, New accordingly. Tho summer will , be of /o o are hereby required to be and appear be­ fore our Circuit Court a t tho Coart Hoc** to York, which said; (quoting the para­ wet, which will benefit those living Sanford. Florida, on tbo 4tb do/ of April. A.'D. graph) i and there make answer to th* in locations with very little rainfall. ( 1911, and than pUInt filed against /oo.' Otborwloe, “May I offer in contrast to your un­ , In some localities, hay and grain will j a decree ------- . pro o ronfroao roornoowill wiubeboenter* entered. U ordered that tbla notice bo pnbllabed In substantiated statement tho facta I rot, unless given proper attcncion. th*II ............ Hanford“ Herald, a newtpaper poMlabod ta which were proven fcy a careful in- Th0 /jH vriU bo wet with early frosts. Remind* Ooonty, Florida, oor* a week for week*. vratiRatlon which I made a t Ocpee a Be prepared for ’such weather and tWOlvt W ITNESS my band and lb* seal of tbo aald DEALER C ircuit Court oo tbla l l t b day or December, A. few hours after the lynching. My gatheY crops carefully. d. mo. I . A. DOUGLASS. .information was secured frorti white The winter will be one with plenty (S1 AL) Clark o f tbo Circuit Court, People who boasted of • their partlci- of snow and ice which is good for the fiemlnolt Count/, Florida. ORO. A. DeCOTTRS. P«tlon in the mob. soil. Solicitor and of OmbooI far 1S-UU Fruit will vary—in certain locali“May I qqote one of these ‘Gentle- *o r g a n i z a ­ t io n WILL BE HERE v' ALL WEEK f in e m u s ic a l FREE JONCERTS PRO F IT GERMANY BACKS UP ' ON TREATY W ilson & Toom er F e rtiliz e r Co. S e e d Potatoes Spaldings No. 4 Rose Irish Cobblers Early Red Bliss Triumph PREDICTIONS FOR 1921 BY R. M’DONALD, OF N. Y. STATE E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. A i — . �I • i Yi , rSTziiT.” ’ • v-*vKj»r rT¥ ,r 1. ' " PAGE FOURTEEN . ■J>~' - SiV f« •*, i-ii •;«..'j kS F ’ --Mr-./ V THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 CO-OPERATION FOR SELLING FARM PRODUCTS BLADE QUICKER THAN PISTOL IF YOU NEED __Aa NEW Expert Gunmen Meet More Then Their Match In the Knife Throw era of the Argentine. O IL COOK ST O V E The danger rone encircling a gaudio Buy the Best that is made (cowboy of the Argentine) with his WILL HE WORKED OUT BY THE Ife In his band Is by no means 11mOOVERNMENf. (he circle ho sweeps with his d arui, I nin not sure Just how (H r Tk* A*mk I»(*4 Pr*M.) far It flops go,* nor have I the least ST. LOUIS, Dec. 18.—Plana for | desire to llnd out. 1 beard, however, conducting the various co-operative s crack revolver shot, a man who could agencies for the distribution of the blot out the spots on a ten of spades farm produce of the nation were dis-1 at a dozen paces, say that he would We also have the Buck Line of cussed todny at the final session of the be extremely reluctant to take his (?AS RANGES agricultural conference. The plan in­ chance at a draw-and-Iet-go with a gaucho at any distance under 20 cludes elimination of the middleman ynrds. and the co-operative purchasing of An Illuminative case Is point came agricultural supplies. to my^attontlon In Buenos Aires. As a FLEERS class the American agricultural ma­ Twcnty-one counties, Including sev­ chinery experts aent to Argentina are eral of northern and western Florida, as handy with slxsbooters as any I COMPANY are now enrolled In the departments have ever met. They are mostly west­ of exhibition of the South Florida erners, have used revolvers from their SANFORD, FLO|6 d A . fair, the dates of which nrc February childhood, and their arms, from which they never sepnrate themselves for a 3 to 12, and indications are that sev­ eral will be added .to the list when moment v^hlle In campo, are always AUDITOR AND CLERK'S REPORT newly-elected boards of county com­ of the heat qnd latest pattern. Not once or twice, but on dozens of • FOR MONTH OF NOVEM­ missioners assume office in January. occuslons, > have I seen one or another your fertilise^ without getting •**tr BER, 1920. Thus the greatest state or sectional of these men with his Colt's or NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prampt fair of Southern history Is assured Itnlnnco cash on hand bb per last from an exhibition Viewpoint, and Mauser “automatic,'' after a prelim­ Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Sap. inary shot or two to get the range plies report, $2,385.61. thousands of tourists from all sections blow over a rabbit running at full Receipts of the nation will have the privilege speed across the pnmpa. This Is good E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. 1920 taxes, $16,750:16; licenses, o f learning what Florida In every shooting, as will be appreciated by FLORIDA PRODUCE COMPANY JACKSONVILLE anyone who has had experience with the 501.75; dog tax, $1.25;'fincs and costo FLORIDA SHIPPED FROM FARM OF section is capable of producing. To $790.00; pound fees, $18.75; miscel­ the county exhibits will be added revolver. Yet the case I have In mind II. II. CHAPPELL. laneous income, $63.50; paving Hons, those of Mexico, Canada and Hol­ Is that of a thrashing machine expert from Texas—a crack shot—who had (Frem Satan)*/’* D»ll/) i$218.78; sidewalk liens, $189.09; dc- land. W E H A V E IT trouble with his Argentine mnqulnlsta, The first celery of the Beason will Unquent taxes, $645.16;’ total, $19,had an even break on. a draw at 25 or be shipped from Sanford today by the 178.-H_$21^64.05. The cold wave is bringing the new SO feet, and was retired from action Sanford Produce Company and came Disbursements. with a knife through his shoulder be­ from the Celery nvonuc fatqi of H. Office' City Manager: Salaries, people here and we should get busy fore tils revolver, wns clear of Its hol­ C. A. MATHEWS and A. P. CONOLLEY H. Chappell. Celery is very early ^rtofS.OO; communications, $2.75; gnao- right after the holidays and build ster.—Lewis R. Freeman In the Cornhouses, build .shacks, build tents, hill Magazine. thls season, some of the growers iino nn(1 oilj 115 .34; total, $413.09. r .- .y . -.na-- r^. build nnything and everything to take planting extra early in tho effort to office City Attorney:- Salary, $75. care of the thousands that are writ­ have some Christmas celery and while Office municipal judge, fees, $92. ing here every day wanting accom­ USE OF ETHER IN SURGERY there has been a few small patches Division Public Health: Salary, here at Christmas time every year $40.00; irispector, $25.00; special clin modations. We have many . more Youthful Dentist 8ald to Have Been this la probably the first time that 1C( $25.00; drugs, $2.40. Total, $92.40. hotels than ever before but thoy arc Reeponslble for Its Introduction any of it has been shipped by Decern-[ Division of police: Salaries, filling up rapidly and every family to Oenergl Practice. • does not. want to live in a hotel no her 18th. ,$674.61; communications, $2.50; gaso“ We Deliver The Goods” While various experiments had been The Florida Produce Company, com- linc nn(1 oi|( feeding prisoners, matter how nice they may be. tVo posed of C. R. Kirtlcy, W. H. Wight, $2280. repairs to motorcycle, $7.50; need hundreds of new houses and wo made with so-called "laughing gns” or Local and Long Distance Hauling nitrous oxide gns In America prior to need them this season. and R. D. Wight are live wlrcB in the $742.77. 1640. It wax some 74 yenrs ngO that produce business and recently pur-, Division of Fire: Salaries, $285.00; .1. F,. Johnson, Atlantic Const Line the first practical operation under PHONE 498 chased the business and office equip- r(inimllnicntions $11.50; electric in- railway car inspector, wns killed in e,,lt*r wu" performed In the Massa­ ment of the Florida Produce Co that Bp(,ctor> ?1S 0n. pfl80line and oil, sup- th, Lnkclnm, ^ Mondny morninR chusetts General hospital In Boston, If We Please You, Tell Others. If We Don't, Tell Us. waa being operated by Saul Younts pIicB( $2fur, : $339.05. | when he wns rn(I(lht between two and the peculiar pnrt of It wns that the sulphuric ether wns given, not by and this business wns started in San-, Division Public Iluilding Expense:.'froifrht Cft„ M the tJme of thc ford in 1906 by * D. Hood and has a Janitori $10.00; ,fghta and w ater,•ice, Mr” joCnson was under a one of the house physicians, but by a young dentist who had been experi­ fine reputation among the buyers of nutomobile camp, $29.26; total, strjn(f of frc,Rht cn„ coupling ah menting on himself and Imd gone to roi a an ' cff® u ca| . *49.17. 'hose nnd it is not known how thc nc- steep for eight minutes. He rustled On Flour, Grain and Feed Mr. H. II. Chappell, who is one of Division of Engineering: Engineer’s ci(](.nt occurred. His body was found over to the hospital nnd asked a the pioneers in celery growing in this services, $69-47. chance to demonstrate his discovery. F ru it a n d V e g e ta b le C rates t Inter, badly crushed, one leg being section says that his early ., celery . , 1s , Division of street cleaning nnd tfar*Viit off. Deceased came to Florida A man about to have n liniior removed of very good quality considering tba ,mR<? „ maval; Snlnries, $105.00; la-*lllwUt n voftr #B0 from Galesburg, 111. from Ills neck gave permission to have You Can Buy From Ua at lYholeaale Prices it is extremely early and hat it ,)i)r< |7 H m . f „ d and care of ani- He wns forty-five years old and leaves the "new-fangled dope" applied. Den­ tist Morton went td work and Hie tu­ should bring a good price on the mar- nmts, $104,50; rrpnirs nnd small tools, ., mor was removed. The patient open­ ket. The Florida Produce Co., sold $18.22; gns ,nnd oil, car expense, W r it e f o r T r te o M a t ing bin eyes after the operation cried, this celery. , for $6.50 per crate and ex, ,, $39.68. 'Total, $1,021.48. j |arRC sugar company* recently "Gentlemen, this Is no humbug," nnd W. A. Merryday Company pect to ship a large quantity as the Reeprds and taxation, department pu phased 100,000 ncres near Miami with that remitrk ether wns given to Palatka, Florida season grows older. (lf nff*|rf Snlnries, $200.00; -------- printing, an^| jH prePnring to engage In busi- the uiedlenl wnrM. While there is considerable celery Oliver Wendell Holmes came for­ , . .. n,iv., supplies, $135.68; communica- ness on a |nrRe 8cnle. The company mm in the northern markets just now all Hons. $21.90. „n Tn»„i « 7 5 7 5H , , p, anted . . over COO acres ward with names for the process nnd J lotni, $.iu/.a». . .ins already the liquid, nnd the dictionary gained th at the southern markets use must Department of Hnnnce: Salary, n,](j j8 piunn[nR more at the rate of "anesthesia" nnd “anesthetic." In come from Now York state, Michigan $.jqqo two hundred acres per month. three months the drug was being used r deafen Sold. or California nnd the fresh celery ENGLAN Pound expense, $1.50. throughout the civilized world. wit -root from Florida takes first place in the Live stock, 1 horse, $100.00. southern-markets and while there will New streets nnd bridges, French Fallen Fruits Never Goodlie po movement in car lots of Sanford avenue and Goldsboro street, $1,The illfTcrcncc hetwoi-n humans nnd celery in1fore the last of January the 199 38. CNOAHtCn STRING BED c d fruits lies In ihe fact that (he humnrt Brw'Vfcrk •BmUyn,*D« real unrly celery has a good i bailee in Sidewalks, corner approaches, Is lurgi*l> the mutter Of his own des­ th e express shipments and the J-'lor.>r, tiny. A mini does not need to fall If elf edu cing ida Produce Company are to be con-j F|oatinR ,|ebt: Warrants, $1,231.77; he docs not want to. He inny have the grntulntcd upon their being thc ftp* Xvnrrnnt interest, $81.88; total, » !, taints thnt Imperfect hereditary leaves, n? 3 6 0 of thc shippers of the season on Sanbut even they are uni bound to cause him to fall. If- he enn he surrounded ford celery. I Discount on taxes,. $334.68. with the right environment much of Main streets nnd bridges: ijrbor, what Is In the blood can he turned to EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS $266.32; care mulrs, $52.12; material, good account. Hut If the fellow him­ FELT IN ALBANIA—A ; $6.00; total, $324 41. self wants to fall the world Is only VILLAGE DESTROYED Maintenance of parks: Labor, $48. too ready to make tlie way easy for him And there are many Hint seem Total of all items, $6,987.55. i By Th* A *s o t - h i l I * ratal THE B E S T to want to try everything that nny ono (’ash balance, $14,576.50. Grand ..ROM E, Dec. 18.—New earthquake else has ever done. It may lend them total, $21,564.05. shtM-ks today completed the destnicCORSET to the lowest pit. hut they nre always In greenhouse sterilization it hns proved ns good as steam tion of the Albnninn village Tcpeleni, sure they can worm out somehow. baking. In seed beds it kills weed seeds nnd many diseases. Thc bond election in Gainesville according to reports received here. Only after It’s too late do men and FOR STOUT A fifty pound keg costs three dollnrs, -and will treat 1000 to women realize thnt fallen fruits hnve The tremor wns nccompnnied 'b y an passed off without nny unusual'fea­ 2000 square feet of soil. not real rating ntnong good products. immense tidal wave nnd many land ture, except thnt many women tax —Exchange. Enough for trial sent free if you will give it a thorough test. -slides. Twenty-two arc known to pnyers were put to considerable LI GHT BUT have been killed and many buildings trouble to enst thtly votes, owing to HOMER T. DARLINGTON Archeologists Interested. STRONG went razed. their nnmes not appearing on tho S ' / f ' i 2 3 T o 3 ft General Delivery, Miamn, Florida. . Thnt thc remote ancestors of the qualified list filed with the inspec­ ON SA L E FOK A American Indians may have lived In , A bus line between Fort Pierce tors. Two sepnrate questions were M.Modi SHORT TI ME Spain In prehistoric days Is Indicated and West Palm Dcach will be operat­ submitted to tho voters, one for bonds by some very remarkable discoveries «) ed this season by Robert Ebhc, who for $125,000 for street paving nnd of rock palntlnga that archeologists ena far trial. is having a fourteen-passenger bus nno for $30,000 for improvements to Nno nrcron&TAamnn uivmtmt have made at El Bosque, In the hilly Dm *- I t a O In W r w . lb * T o t fitted for that purpose. country north of Aplera, a Spanish the municipal light and power plant. town nbout half way between Albarete, situated (p the plains of La Manrha, and -Alicante, on the Mediterra­ nean. Anthropologists also say that these discoveries .throw a fresh light upon the life of prehistoric man In southwestern Europe during the Magdalrnlan period of the great Ice age. These * Paleolithic tribes, when not compelled by the rigor of the climate ^I to And nnu their tneir dwellings In in caverns where they obtained protection against both the Intense cold and the attacks of ferocious nnlmnla. lived under rock shelters on the sides of valleys. The FLORENCE Automatic rou taste 'even the of the II H ill CHEWING OUM m il FIRST CELERY OF THE SEASON FROM SANFORD BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES Ton ’,‘u m*1' * "'■uke" ■ City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER MONEY SAYING PRIEE5 A REAL BARGAIN S -R A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You “Keystone Soil Powder” Sterilizes Ihe Soil r Rock Lime in b a rre ls Hydrate Lime in s a c k s *T'/ - * ■ Nursery Stakes Pine Lath . A i QtrQS Brritangp. M il : ■ -4 .V* -A No if***, i ‘ «,« N_—® -.-*T r V ... . , ^ P S -----• : . Relation of Doctor and Patient. Thc relations between a doctor and hts patient are absolutely confidential and urc safeguarded by law, which forbids n physician from testifying to what he has tearntld In treating tho patient, unless the latter expressly waives his right to secrecy. If, how ever, a pnllctil bus employed several doctors, mill hus nt n trial called some of these to testify to his condition ah the result of nn Injury, the other side has a rigid to call Ihe other doctors, as the calling of some of the physi­ cian* by the plslDtUf la a waiver «f Phone 36 tor Prices r Chase & Company - C a rd s a t T h e H e r a ld h i s r l f h tJ L m itrh • : . ‘ • i :•„ •. - . - i•j * ■- ^ . * * r �7-X . ih b - ' a -* - * *• » . - 7; - -* .V . j. i *~ FAGB THE BANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 KIND OF CELERY BEING SHIPPED NOW FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE R IC K E T S D ID T H IS . GREEKS IN TURKEY RIOT OVER KING TAKING UIS THRONE .CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 18.— When news reached here of tho em­ barkation at Venice of Constantine on his way to Athens "to resume tbo throne, Greeks manifested strbng feeling ngnlnst Constantine, engag­ ing in street fighting in which many persons friendly to Constantino were roughly hnndlcd. They also threat­ ened to lynch Colonel Couzis, chief of tho military commission and wrecked a royalist newspaper office. t M » M I ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ >»♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ > ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY AQENT8 General Fire Insurance omCB FBOPLKH DANK BUILDINO Florida Sanford, Company, servlco of which is given IvrW EARLY CELERY W AS elsewhere. Bordering the Atlantic is a contcllntlon of world-famous resorts, in­ cluding historic St. Augustine; Or­ mond, of golf fame; Daytona, with How Big New York Grocery Firm Its matchless beach; Palm Beach, Keeps Down Rats. I ivn MARKETED IN DECEMBER glittering with gold and fashion; Mi­ Vroome & Co., Butter & Chceso ami, the paradise of yachtsmen; Long |AND,S[, WILL PROVE MOST Morchnnts, New York City, says: "We Key Camp, rendcxvols of veteran PROFITABLE keep RAT-SNAP in our cellar all the fishermen, only to mention the more time. It keeps down rats. We buy famous. From Long Key there is \ (rt«m B»tunl*j’* D»Uj) Siidord is about to launch a new that nevre to be forgotten rail ride it by the gross, would not bo without kind of celery on the market nad II. on tho oversea viaduct and coral Is­ it.” Farmers uso RAT-SNAP be­ W h e n you let us supply you r building ! Cbippcll. ‘he Plonker celery grow- lets to Key West. cause rata pass up all food for RATof this soction, will have the credneeds you get a, great deal more than just so SNAP. Three sizes, 35c, «5c, fl.25. On the myriad lakes and rivers of it for being the originator of the new tho interior, surrounded by the plcmany feet of lumber—bundles of shingles— Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball Hard­ pounds of nails—or panels of Beaver Board. atrain of seed. The new celery ia turcsqucncss of tropical sccnciy or ware Co. • much earlier than any other kind citrus groves, are the St. Johns River Y o u g et the benefit o f pur building ♦wt has been tried out hero and on resorts, with attractive Palatka and Dcfors this flve-yeur-old Vienna girl RAINING GRAFTERS material knowledge and experience in Service -eeonnt of being almost free from Sanford a t the head of navigation; waa operated upon In the Americas that helps you get the results you want e t the blifbt and other diseases that attack Ocala, with its tropical river; Lake­ Convalescent Home her leg was eves DeLand is full of people who prey right price. Service first in planning the eartr celery i9 bound to bo a winner. work—more service in selecting proper mate* land, In the district of a thousand more horribly deformed from rlckett upon the public. They have every It Uno theory with Mr. Chappell for and ahe was In constant Instead of In­ conceivable kind of grift, from preach­ rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. lakes; Florence Villa, surrounded by he bai already sold his first patch to termittent pain. Now at least'har lei ing the gospel to peddling pins. They orange groves and lakes, big and lit­ You. pay for the materials. The service the Florida Produce Co., of this city Is straight again, and by degrees ahn U all pull against the home merchant, p a y a fo r its e lf in the larger volume of business mention of which is made in this Is­ tle; Orlando in the citrus belt, just to relearning to wulk. Rickets la the mention of a few of the interior at­ aftermath of under-nutrltlon, and It li tho home minister, the home agent it brings, through super-satisfied customers. sue of the Herald. who Is with ns the year round, who tractions. to cut dews the harrowing prevalence The eeiery is a hardy stock of vivid I t w ill p a y ^ o u fo facing the deep bays or sandrim- of such disease aa this among the chil­ pays taxes here and helps every pub­ men and with a large center and he one o f them . lic'benefaction. They should be giv­ heart stalk and in comparison with med peninsula of the Gulf Const dren of Europe that eight American re­ widen seif-blenching planted along­ Is a veritable Riviera, including Pen­ lief organisations are making a Joint en the deaf ear.—jDcLand News. side of i t l s twice as large all of it sacola on its beautiful bay, Tarpon nppral under the name of the European Office supples at tho Herald, being planted at the samo time. ThiB Springs, with its bay nnd river; St. Relief Council for funds to auccor the millions that face a winter of horror. new celery was set September 23rd Petersburg, tho “Sunshine city of the •nd is being shipped today, Docember Pinollad Peninsula”; IWmpa with its They am the American Relief Admlhlatration, the American Red Cross, the 18lh which deinonstr/itca, that thiB attractive hotels and’beautiful parka; American Friends' Service Committee celery is bound to beat any other kind Sarasota, Bradcntown, F ort. Myers, (Quaker*), tho Jewish Joint Distribu­ t.-j ihe market. It can bo grown with whose front door Is Caloosahatcheo tion committee, the Federal Council ol one-third less fertilizer nnd is almost Ray, to enumerate only a few of the Churches of Christ In America, the free from any disease that ordinar­ links of tho west coast chain. These Knights of Columbus, thn X. M. CL A. ily attacks celery nnd especially the interior and gulf porta arc reached tad tha I , ff, C. A, earliest celery. by cither tho Seaboard Air Line or RULED KING IN SUCCESSION Mr. Chappell has been experiment­ the Atlantic Coast Line. ing with this new strain of celery Nearly all the Florida resorts hnve s&d for some time nnd now has what In common excellent golf courses, mo­ Three Slaters of Neble Family Who Became the, Favorltee of Great fo considered the best of the kind on toring, fishing, boating, tennis, yacht­ French Monarch. 1—|E ’S just used Sloan's the market und his first crop iB proof ing, and in some cases lying, ns pas­ * * Liniment and tho quick enough of what it will make in the times. King Louis XIV of Franco fall In comfort had brought a smile way of early celery. This crisp and of pleasure to nia face. lovo with three slaters, one after tho 5 1 7 C o m m e r c ia l S t r e e t succulent celery right from the field CLEARWATER MAY DO Good for aches resulting other, the daughters of the marquis from weather exposure, will compete with any New York GAINESVILLE STUNT of Nesle. The first was not a beauty, sprains, strains, lame back, state, Michigan or California stock but she was a clever woman and s 3 5* overworked muscles. Pentthat is in the market at this time of CLEARWATER, Dec. 18.—Thia oity good dresser. Her reign ended after Iratej irithoul rubbing. All 70* the year and will make our ccjery ia destined to bo one of^ the leading three years, when her younger sister HrfO druggists have it. season longer and will work wonders placea for tenters to spend tho win­ appeared. Tho king’s devotion to the T E V IT in the growing of Florida celery in ter. Clenrwntcr authorities are en­ first slater was a secret until L^uls, DEPENDABLE ABJQLUTELY after Indulging too heavily In cham­ many ways. deavoring to do tho right thing by pagne, paid a call upon his wife, who ^-The txlitor of the Herald was out them and at a meeting of the council, to the Chnppel farm yesterday and they were given permission to move was so disgusted by his condition that IO<-5 0 + -6 0 * aM '< she ordered him to leave her pres­ saw the new celery which wc.hnvo their tents frmo tho city park to lota ence. He was bitterly angered, and a named the Chnppel Special and we that have been offered them by prop­ few days later he publicly acknowl­ hare tasted it nnd found it to be the erty owners. edged bis devotion to Mme. do Matlly. real article nnd here is hoping that Tho park had become too congested Her younger slater, Pauline, came Mr. Henry Chappell, the celery king, for the campers and a number of com­ to the prflace with the firm Intent of will keep his throne for many years plaints had been made by the adjoin­ winning the king from her sister^ to come. He deserves all tho good ing property owners. She did, but died suddenly shortly fortune that can come to him and his - Mayor Booth has suggested that after her success. Then the third hew celery ought to make him rich tliis city have a rally day, similar to slater, Marie *Anne, the young of the marquis of Toumclle, as well as famous. that held in Gainesville, when the city widow the moat able, the moat unscrupulous people will have a holiday, a big pic­ and the moat beautiful of the family, [•.FLORIDA WELCOMES AND PRO­ nic, and clear up five acres of the new appeared. Mme. de la Tournelle, In VIDES FOR ALL” campsite, which has been provided for love with a young nobleman, refused the campers. 5) to listen to the king. Louis sent his <T------Some of the campers larcady sig­ rival to war, but the yonng man came Tk* following from the Literary Dinified their willingness to co-oper back wounded, sod a hero, A young |t**t is good publicity for Florida: Each winter the migration from ate with the city in helping to ejean woman of great beauty was Instructed to woo tho king’s rival, which ahe did lie north and middle west Florida- up the site. men are large emso effectively that his passionate let­ |v*rd increases. This season the ters to her were sent to the king, who ployers of motor cars. Isouthward tide promises to exceed EMERGENCY TARIFF promptly showed them to Mme. do la ON WHEAT, CORN, COAL Imn that of last year which is acTournelle. • BEANS, POTATOES. MEAT |crtdited the largest in hiatdry. The importance of their transporta­ This crafty plot waa successful, It U a democratic throng which and the ambltlfua favorite, after In­ tion leads them to choose a car that WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—jfcL its sisting that her alitor should be sent Iflowi into the Peninsula state—the laulU-mlllionnire, the moderately well- first step toward enactment'of the away, was given an official place at meets every demand— leads them to I to-do, and even those of meager emergency tariff, the house ways and court nnd the title of the duchesa of choose Buick. The comfortable ridImeans. For Florida welcomes and means committee today tentatively Ghsteauroux. Iprovides for all. There are all types agreed to placo a high import tax on jug qualities of the new Buick Nine­ |of hotels from the most palatial and wheat, corn, wool, beans, potatoes, Uncle Sam tells the world that ha teen Twenty One can likewise make does not intend to be done in oils.— Iexpensive to the simplest; there are peanuts, onions and meat. Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. I winter homes from magnificent villas them ideal for hours of recreation. Post Cards at the Herald office, lc. [*o humble bungalows. Office supplies a t the Herald. L*fk of living accommodations to / T r s a Herald Want Ad.—It pays. , Authorized Buick Service is every­ Imeet the influx of visitors has led many to own or rent winter homes In where available. **** Many people have proved I # i* '1*1 v°Kctablc and fruit gardens jo* their own they can escape the rigjon of the northern winter and Hvo [more comfortably and economically in |<Iorida. Florida’s resorts aro divided geo•phically into three main divisions H i *Mt coast chain, those which We are distributors for the I .Q*^r *^out the interior lake’1and famous P ” e* tegion, and the west coast re­ la tio n centers built for the moat P J °P°n Mentations of the Gulf. r Wrist traffic by motor, train, or * ■ pours into and out of the I te through two main gateway!), For any make of Car [Jacksonville 0I> the northeast, and L entMola on the northwest Into the Ithrmer* 0Vcr D'e great arteries from l.j * ®ort^» run the trains of the AtlanU i * ^ine, the Seaboard Air Line, We repair any make of Battery and guarantee it for the Southern Railway. Into the ‘7 * lead the Louisville and Nash* $six months. Also have a Rental Battery ' , an(i connecting' lines. ' At Jackwhile we repair or exchange yours kJ*. ®beffina *** East Coast UNTEDJN SEPT. Warming relief tor rheumatic aches* More than ^r :-VIf Sanford N ovelty W o rk s FOR HEADACHES BUICK CDUSINESS ‘Vesta” Storage Batteries Guaranteed 18 Months Wem intersecting the seagirt rethe'Atlantic m far as Key where the traveler may emi for the short sail to Havana. ^water route from the north to v ^ by the Clyde Line from ,Yofk- to Jacksonville, also by counts and Miners Transportation ORLANDO, FLORIDA Phone 189 L. A. KENAU ;: . :| � 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, 1920 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, December 24, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 24, 1920. 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>, December 24, 1920; <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/9635b9752ab48a6fddbc05f14915f9c4.pdf 9743eda6678525959b60b33ad29f37e5 PDF Text Text SANFORD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION N U M B ER 20 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FR ID A Y, DECEMBER 31, 1920 VOLUMB MAY BE TEN DAYS OR IT MAY ALABAMA TOWN SCENE OF A CLASH BETWEEN OFFICERS BE SOMETIME IN AND NEGROES FEBRUARY N A V A L SEAPLANES DETROIT, Dec. 30.—The LINED UP READY company's Highland Park FOR 3,000 MILE TRIP ENGLAND SAY THAT COUN t r Y WOULD NOT HELP JAPAN IN W AR 1 Ford plant closed December 24th for customary ten days' inventory period and will probably not reopen until February the third or later it was learned today. Fifty thousand workmen employed in (By TV* A„fl«t«4 fn u ) SAN DIEGO. Calif., Dec. 30. Fonrteen naval seaplanes, with seventy officers and men are lin­ ed up here to start on a three thousand mile flight today to MONTANA GOVERNOR CALLS OFF THE B A L L. SAYS COSTS TOO MUCH COLBY ENTERTAINED LONDON, Dec. 80.-Inslstence up­ on desirability o f restricting naVal utniments and holding Conference on (kt .object by United States, Great Britain*and Japan renowed today by London newspapers. Times says the Belief that Great Britain is bound by petty to support Japan in case Japan war with America, ig falw . SEALE, Ala., Dec. 30.— Ponca arc searching Pittavlew community for armed band of negroes who today wounded the deputy sheriff and four other white men attempting to arreat negro alleged to have attacked farm­ er's wife. None seriously hurt. Negro took refuge in hquse occupied by other negroes Possee met with volley when approaching the house. Evepy member was wounded. They withdrew for reinforcements. A G R EEM EN T FOR SURREN* INVESTIGATING DER W IL L BE SIGNED . DEATH OF O’ BRIEN, POLICE SUSPICIOUS TODAY SOUTHERN MEMBERS * (By Th* AwcUtW Pm») MISSOULA, Mont., Dec. 30.— GovTAKE EXCEPTION TO RBMARKS ON SOUTH cmqr-elect Dixon today called o ff the inaugural ball planned for Helena (By IX, Au*<Ut*d Ftm*) < next week declaring he did not want WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—Southern, to ace honor guests at a party costmembcraVaf the house census commlttce were aroused by the charge o f W alter White, aaaUUnt secretary ,of the National Association o f Advance­ ment o f Colored People, that a major­ ity o f the white pcopl in many south­ ern communities were lawleaa. Repre­ sentative Larsen, Georgia, * declared charge untfue. Demanded witnesses be required to confine themselves to facta o f their own personal knowl­ AMBUSH POLICE edge and be not permitted to give to OUT DOOR SPORT evidence. Representative IN OLD IRELAND hearsay (By TV, AimcUUS Tr»»») LOS ANGELES, Dec. 30.— Po­ lice today announced, a second in* eatlgation into the death of Llent. Pat O’Brien, war aviator, recent­ ly confirmed the finding of the coroner’s Jury that he committed suicide. Relatives had expressed a belief that he was murdered. REPORTS SAY HE WILL GO BY AIRPLANE AND EVENTUALLY RESIDE IN SOUTH AMERICA (By Th* AiMeUtoS r ~ » ) TRIESTE, Dec. 30^—Hostilities at Flume Mtween the Italian reg­ ular troops and D’Annunxlan Leglonaaries ended last night. An agreement for the surrender s f Flume will be signed today. The last news from D'Annunzio per­ sonally, stated he had Resolved to leave Flume by airplane. (By Th* AimcUUS PIM*) * MONTEVIDEO, Dec. 30.— President Brumeq entertained Secretary Colby at a private, luncheon at the presidential residence yesterday. Secretary Colby leaves today for Buenos COLUMBIA, S. C., Dec. 30.— Of 39 bodies of Florida soldier* who died la service In France, arriving here todi yfrom New York, aro those of Germany Sends Munitions eight Florida men: , , The Red Army in The Floridans, whose bodies came in Russia aboard the funeral special train from | ‘ ~' "(By Tk» AiUcItUd Ttiu1 ““ RICHMOND, Dec. 30.—S(ate Sena­ tor Leo Trinkle, of Wytheville, today announced hia candidacy for govomor o f Virginia. He will oppose Harry St. George Tucker, of Lexington. vLO N DON, Dee. Sfr.*—Rome dis­ patch says that D'Annunxio’a Leg­ ionaries .wl I be dissolved and granted amnesty. D'Annunzio it (s' expected, wil go to 8outh Amer­ ica. „ M AN A N D W IF E . COLONEL RICKARDS SUICIDE IN HOTEL APPOINTED TODAY A T JACKSONVILLE . CHIEF OF MILITIA (By TV, AwrllUd FtM*) JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 30.— Par(By Th, AutcUUS Pr»,») CORK, Dec. .30.— Armed civilians Hoboken to Columbia were: sona believed to be W. F. Meadows TROTZKY - LENINE BUSY Private Hatley T. Scott, 302d steve­ are reported to have ambushed the INTERLOCKING and wife, of Tulsa, Okla., were found police patrol near here laat night, dore. of Dunnellon. shot in n hotel here today. The man Getting Ready for Spring Drl Private James E. Morgan, field nrkilling one policeman nnd wounding was dead and the womhn dying; A Soviet Army Along The tillery of Fort Drum. one. revolver that was still war was found Eaatem Front Private Lorand S. Ward, Fourth between them. battery Comp Jackson repladement of (By Th, AlMcUUd fr»»0 r l'E BERLIN, Dec. 30.—The Germnn Gainesville. . WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ Cook Horner F. Browning, Camp government in a note addressed to the | TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE council of ambassadors in Paris pro- ^ Jackson, A. R. D., of Madison. WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 2S Private Rollis L. Thomas, 331st tests against the demand of the con­ trol commission, endorsed by the am- .* W labor battalion, of Monticello. Tcmpornturc: The temperature Cook Andrew Johns, 320th supply bassudors for the dismantling of the rost limited qxtent as averngrd above the normal, although guns on from 11 to 14 fortresses on goyc company, of Plant City. it Was much below normal on several Private David A. Kigyt, Cth Com- the southern and eastern frontiers of 824,' days, especially in the northern and ierntany* as an Infraction of the port pany F. A. R of Oldtown. western counties, where freezing pre­ Private John C. Cain, field artillery, peace treaty, which It is asserted per- fuel vailed. mitted the fortresses to remain in the toda of Fort White. * Precipitation: Rninfal Iwas gener­ same state us they wen; on Jnnuury ditu The bodies will be sent on the first ally in excess of tho usual amount fo r ’ ’ fuel available trains to their homos, each 10, t o the period, several stations having to­ The note points out that the distion coffin draped in an American flag and tals exceeding 2 inches. Rainfall was CONSTANCE TALMADGB TIED escorted by a non-commissioned offi­ mantling demanded would leave G er-jlO lf least in the Southern division, and Two Good Men Are Slnted for many with only three fortresses on ally cer from Camp Jackson. The Secretary of the New York, Dec. 30.—The marriage greatest In the north and west. these frontiers. | A Condition of Crops: Work wa» Treasury of Constance Talmadge,. motion pic­ COOLIDGE TO SPEAK IN largely suspended, owing to holiday ture actress, to John Plalogo, New PARIS, Dec. 30.— Rumors of war ATLANTA, GEORGIA H A Y S FOR I*. M. G ENERAL York City tobacco merchant, was an­ conditions and wet weather. Oata did are again circulating in the council wel, and celery, lettuce, nnd cabbage By Th, AmocUUS Ztim,) chambers of Europe. And Others Among the Faithful Ele­ nounced here tonight. The ceremony are reported in good condition. Soma AT1.ANTA, Dec. 30.— Governor took place at Greenwich, Conn., last The reports center about Russia phant Riders to Be Dorsey today received a telegram and Germany, the latter being con­ Sunday In the presence of the bride's tender truck wna damaged in north‘ Rewarded from Vice-President Elect Calvin cerned in the former’s martial pre­ mother and her two sisters, Norma ern and central divisions by front on the 25th; and truck In much of the Coolidge, accepting ah. invitation to parations. • • ‘ WASHINGTON, Dec; 30. Charles jind Natalie. south has made alow recovery fro m address the Southern '^Commercial While the Bolshevik! arc said to he Evans Hughes will bo the next sec­ frost damage on the 17th instant. The Congress to he held in Atlanta Jan- massing troops along the western retary of state. shipping fo citrus fruit was practieMry 27-20. frontier in readiness for a spring Governor Lowdcn is ally sustpended during the week, and drive against the border state, the LONDON, Dec. 30.— Oxford-Cam Germans arc alleged to be keeping a th elist of expenditures with $84,025, running for secretary c only small quantities o f truck waa ury and will he given n available in local markots. • atmrfv stream of munitions moving while Illinois wns third with $68,849. of importance. bridge team won cross country race In the New England states as a whole Charles Grosvcner Dawes, and today from Cornell University, the cost was $99,8124 Geo. M. Reynolds, both of Chicago, are’ uppermost in the minds of Presi­ dent-elect Harding for secretaryship o f the treasury. Herbetr Hoover will tnry o f the Interior, with tho chances be eitHcr secretary o f labor or sec re­ in favor of his being asked to take nker, Mark L. Rcqua and Alfred M the former. . •. ’ PRESIDENT OF * Ogle. Harry M. Daugherty will have to Kramer Plans to Turn Over a IRISH REPUBLIC The highest salary on a ycarlj McLean, Knox and Will Hays MOVIES TO nE MADE decide tho questio nof who is to ho New Leaf in Prohibition H A S D ISAPPEARED basis In the .report Is $3600 a year. Will Hnvc Real . • OF TTIE INAUGURAL , attorney general, for he can' have the Enforcement. Jobs , (St Tb, AMMktol h w ) place if he wants it. Ta l l a h a s s e e , Dec. so.—There NEW YORK, Dec. 80.— Mrs. Jaa. Henry C. Wallace has been asked EVERYTHING UNDER BAN will be at deast one new feature at­ IN INAUGURATING PLANS ifaguirc today denied a report pub­ to become secretary of agriculture tendant .upori the inauguration of Was Today Going Over a List of All lished yesterday In an Irish newspa­ and haa accepted. Cary A. Hardee as governor next Have Been Called to Marion, Ohio, Persona Licensed to Traffic* per that DeValera, president o f the? Will Hayes wil be asked to bccom’o For Consultation With Tuesday—the filming o f the parade • In Alcohol. * Irish republic, was a guest at h « r postmaster general. . NOT THE WASHINGTON ONE. •nd the actual ceremonies of the inHarding, The other phrtfolioa—secretary o f home at New Rochelle. BUT EDITORS WILL HAVE suguration, bo that the acenca may WASHINGTON, D. C „ Dec. 30.— the navy, secretary o f war, and sec­ "SOME PARTY" . (Br Th, Au*cUUd Tnu) be shown in moving pictures through­ retory of commerce— are not yet de­ Prohibition enforcement wil go on a enforcement unit admited today th at MARION, Dec. 30 .— Plans for out the state and even the country cided upon, and if Mn Hoover is new basis in many o f its phases, be­ the manufacturers o f this medicine Second in Interest to no special the inauguration held the rightfor that matter. asked to become aecretary of the in­ ginning January 1, according to prei; really "p u t one o v e r" on the bureau. feature o f the South Florida Fair is of-way today on President-elect " W e tested their fo rm u la ," he said. The Kinegram Ngwa Reels Com­ terior, thla would upset calculations ent plans of Prohibition Copimtssloner the annual Rotary-Press breakfast, Harding's conference schedule. G". " W e thought w e had' made It so bit­ pany will film the parade and! the In­ John F. Kramer.' . ' on the secretaryship o f labor. ,* given by the Tampa Rotary Club In a McLean, Washington publish­ augural exercises. Bradford Byrd, Kramer was today going over a' Hat ter that no one cquld possibly dring The foregoing aeries o f statement* honor o f editors o f Florida newspa­ er, Chairman of the Inaugural formerly of Tallahassee but now tele­ have been given the writer by aever- of persona licensed to traffic in liquor, enough to get much alcohol at ono pers and distinguished winter visitors, committee; Senator Knox, chair­ graph editor o f the Atlanta Journal, al o f the men who can b considered alcoho\ and manufacturers of patent time. W ait until a fte r January 1 ." and which ranks In excellence o f feat­ man of the congressional Ioaug* Meanwhile scores o f holders o f U - ‘ has arrived In the city and la making as members of the inner circle in the medicines containing alcohol. Many ures with the "g rid iro n " banquet given oral eommitte, and WU1 R* Hays arrangement* fo r the picture. It la next administration. They are auth­ licenses will be revoked, it Is expect­ quor licenses daily are cooling their each year by the pews pa per corre­ were among those called Into eonunderstood that all points of interest ority, poreover, fo r the assertion that ed. One official todaxJdnted that the heels in the o ffice o f K ram er, W illia m spondents o f W ashington. saltation. "■laughter" may involve hundreds o f M . W illiam s, commissioner o f Iqte*will be Incorporated in the film and The date o f this banquet has not licenses. Another predicted "thous­ nsl. revenue, and other officials sup­ within a week after the great event been fixed yet, but the program Is be­ BIG FARMERS MEETING posed to have more pr less influence ands.’* Kramer is silent the whole story will be before the ing arranged and the scribes ffnd other with some mysterious person who de­ One well known "medicine" how­ Public In picture form. liahed stories toncem lhg Senator . There’ will be a big farmers meet- fortunate guests are promised the Penrose’s unwillingness (o let Sena­ ever, will not be seld after ‘January cides who shall and who shall'not r e ­ frig Tuesday night at the Court House "tim e o f their lives’! when the room­ tor Knox resign his scat In the sen­ 1, Kramer made plajn.’ This is man­ ceive, permits. , ^ ONE KILLED ON TANKER ing hour bsnquet Is held. Professional at 8 o’clock. . ufactured by different concerns un­ Some o f .the applications fo r 1L ate because it would lead to the en>. • ___ s talent will be called upon to aid the (By Th, AiMcUUd Pr»u) try o f Governor Sprout as a contend­ der the title of ‘‘ tonic; formulae ap­ censes rae reported to baVt b uttooThe famous Critchlow grove, lying Rotarikns Jn entertaining the visitors and r MElt YORK, Dec. 30,—One man er. fo r control of the Pcnnsylvnaia po­ proved by the United States bureau holed Kramer on his v*jr to ^ was killed and two others injured, one in the heart o f the beautiful ridge and— well, there'll be a feature or two litical situation, a r o , entirely without /^internal revenue." Beisde this head- from meals and his tw m e. Com m is­ probably fatally, in the explosion of section, a mile and a M lf ^rom ^ a*co th at^w tif produce nation-wide com­ foundation. M r. Penrose is repre­ in f one manufacturer boldly prints sioner W illiam s fo r weeks haa ex­ • * . ‘ •n oil tnnk in the forward end 6f the Alfred, was sold recently by the own­ m e n t sented ns being w illing to do any­ "40 per cent alcohol." Another uses ceeded all speed limits in passing thru ers o f the A . S . Drswdy Development Vacuum Oil Company tanker, Chas. the halls o f the treasury departm ent , thing that Senator Harding may w ant only 16 per cent. Office supplies at the Herald.' M* Everest, ip a Brooklyn drydock Company o f Orlando for a conslderaA high official o f the prohibition buildnig where he has his office. (Continued on page 12) (tion around $300,000, Post Cards a t the H am id office, lc . r , 1 �r „ • \ ‘f 17 • : r • » t *? r *% m «-, \»W-TtTf ;• l i A.- * v * * v t ’TJcTv v • .* THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALp, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920 W* - SOUTHERN imiiTIES CO. 'SUFFER LOSS AT GAS PLANT BY FIRE SUNDAY MORNING ■ g i. ! Incorporated FAST BASKETBALL GAME LAST FRIDAY NIGHT REBUILD AT ONCE ; ROOF OF GAS P LA N T AND PART OF MACH IN EY BURNS. *t DAMAGE-jVILL NOT CAUSE ANY | There was a large crowd to witness SIIUT DOWN AS AUXILIARY ' the basket ball game last Friday night PLANT IS WORKING 1at the Parish House between Sanford «,♦* --------1High School and tho delegation from (From Meadty'i D»llj) the Kissimmee High School. The game . ■- T h . , « » punt of th. s « '‘ > l ''t " 'w„ , c„||cU . t 8 .16; , h, , lru f r c m th.Utilities Company in thta city suffered pUyInf „ „ t Tho m0„ • serious fire Sunday morning early notlccftbic thing about the game was and it looked for n time as though the guards that Kissimmee High girls the entire plant would be ruined but had. ' Tho girls from Kissimmee bad • •Li I i — ,—L .. YOUR SATISFACTION ALWAYS IS WHAT WE WANT, THAT IS WHY WE ADVERTISE SO PERSISTENTLY. OUR ADVERTISEMENTS, WE INTEND TO SERVE AS A REMINDER OF OUR PARTICULARLY LOW PRICES. O X ■ 117 East First Street Sugar 9 e WITH GROCERY ORDER. SUGAR 10 CENTS POUND WITHOUT ORDER — ALL YOU WANT. HR fire department finally subdued the ^ on our on^ *n **** flames after a hard fight! It is not Sanford team surely did put up a known Just what caused the fire but fiKht » " tlhc way through, the game. It is supposed that a'back fire from The final score o f the game was in the engine that is used there ignited a *“ vor °* Kisklmmcs, tho only point part of the plant and As there la con- tbat Sanford made w“ £ • iou]> th,a siderable combustible material in a waa raade “ aud ^ 100-lb SACK . d*Q n r 12-lbs PILLSBURY . QC B R E A K FA ST BACON, 4Q gas plant the fire gained a rapid head- » « mb« ° f Sanford teamplayed For ................................. «p O .I J FLOU R ......... !................ !..... . 0 0 * STRIPS, l b ............................... 4 y way before the department arrived on **p top baB^c* b“ i* but they wcr® > • * . the scene. Luckily the company hnd outclassed by the larger team of Kis24-lbs PILLSBURY •• (£1 £ A SUGAR CURED HAMS, - jy A L A G A SYRUP— anothir plant’ that was not touched by aimmw- Ie ,, to *» remembered that FLOUR ...... i p l .O U the fire that could be used after being our [' am ha8 on,y on° 8cnior on !t* Gallon for ...................... $1.25 connected up and the consumers did the jest of the team being freshmen 14-lbs. IRISH POTATOES 7 C PICNIC HAMS, * and a very good showing this freshHalf Gallon ....... ....:. ;... .65 not suffer dny from a lack of gas al­ For ...................... ;... •1 0 man team made last Friday is a credit though it was rurnomf that there * One one-half Gal. con....... . *.16 * • • would be several days in which no gas to both the team and to the coaching PURE CHEAM ERY BUT£ A could be procured, but the manage­ o f Prof. Ogllvlc. The score: Kissim­ LIB BYS SPINACH, ' * 99 TER, ID.,......... ......................... •04 ment states that there will be no delay mee— 2fl. S. H. S.— 1. . • OCTAGON SOAP, B A R 8c, AC No. 3 Can for ......... %Lu The boys' game followed the game either in repairing the damage Dozen ....................................!. •«/«} • " * M A X W E L L HOUSE 97 of the girl* and was a very exciting wrought or in the plant as they will LIB BY’S DILL PICKLES, 90 COFFEE, lb .............. :........ . 0 1 game all the way through. This would COMPOUND LARD, -| ^ go right on making gas as usual. Can ................ ........................... .L O have been a very good game if both The roof was fumed off and the ma­ ARBUCKLE COFFEE, DO BY TH E TU B Z Z Z Z Z " ’ * .14 chinery damaged some, but nothing teams hnd not been so rough. This ARGO SALMON, " QC lb ................................. .O O was the closest gamethat the High serious enough to stop the plant from Can ............................................ •OO School has had this year and the BEST RIB BACON, * ^ running. score was practically n tie all the way TEN NESSEE EGGS, 7 9 The gas plant and the water plant EAGLE MILK, 9Q Dozen ................................ .1 Lt Is separate from the main plant at 1 ‘ he end of the game. The Sanford CALIFORNIA LIMAS, or <c . , Rands Siding and are located near the,**am had the Kissimmee team out2 i b s ....................................:..., l o A. C. L. shops where the pumping |c,*",rd from the first and got in more -PURE CREAM ERY OC A U N T JEMIMA PA N C AK E 9 A real lento work. This is the first 1 X QRITS OR M EAL, ^ , CHEESE, lb............................ . 0 0 station and water tank nre located and 1 OR B U C K W H E AT ..... XA) the fire did not affect the electric light­ game that the Sanford High School ing plant or the service in any de­ has won this year having lost to the ’ 6-lbs PILLSBURY Jr OATM EAL, Q UAKER OR 1C SCRATCH FEED, two former teams that she had playpartment yesterday. FLOUR f o r .............................. , 4 0 MOTHERS, pkge. ........ 1 ... . ! □ Tho^'souVhern” Utilities Company cd- but th°y have n KOod toam anddo ! not expect to lose another game. The have not done any work of rebuilding score: Sanford,18. Kissimmee, 17. at the gas plant as yet and the fire -- I After the game the teams from ♦ will probably start a rebuilding and Kissimmee were entertained by the new machinery that will give the city the service in the gas works that 'is Snnford tearjis at the "Gables" with now being gtVcn at the electric light a supper and everyone had a most en“ ENERGIZER" NOT MENDENHALL ASKING FOR plant The plants here have been ^ y flblc time- Sanford goes to return PARDON ' having troubles of their own during tbp at K "Mmmcc February 4th. Does It Cheaper and Better AND the past year and have just about And ftU tbc, p l ^ r s are looking forTALLAIIASSSE, Dec. 14.—There DOES IT. completed their improvements at t h e ^ ard ‘ ° lhis ty,p , w,th tbe expccta' has been no application presented in It would seem thnt nny process thatj light plant and Ice plant that will ; ,on , of a 1« ^ d ' t,em? " nd a victory the Mendenhall case. He personally C. T. II. take care of the needs of tho city ^or ‘k’an^ori^ Uitth School, is able to "bring back" . agTw £eaU n“g a Limb and relieve tho pains o f N euri-1L___,__m . . , ________ _ ,__ L____ __ and the refrigerator business for hearing. That request has been re­ LIEUTENANT O'BRIEN, many years to Tome and they have LIEUTENANT REMAINS OF YOUNG SANFORI) tis and Sciatica Rheumatism ns Tho I newed by him, nnd the pardoning BUT PRESIDENT CAN STOP ALB HERO AVIATOR. - FUTURRR TRADING SOLDIER KILLED AT CHA­ "ENERGIZER" han REPEATEDLY board has sot December 29th for ap­ gone to an enormous expense to build l KILLS HIMSELF dono in Sanford cases, would likewise IN WHEAT TEAU THIERRY, BROUGHT this plant and put it in first-class pearing, at which time an application be able to keep a person FREE from RACK HOME shape. They have the sympathy of will be presented, providing he takes (My Tk. AttocUUd Prw4> most of the Human Ills that must the public in their loss but if It means I L0S ANGELES, Calif., Dec. 18.— advantage o f the opportunity. But WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—Its come as a logical result of the yearly The remains of Private First Class • new gas plant and better gV the A n ^ori ” UinK f ° r t b t h ,t L,eut- Pat before .the application can bq pre­ President is without power tinder ex­ --* 10 ’Bncn, officer o f tho royal flying loss In Arterial Area and Elasticity.............. *.____ i,_v * public will count it a gain for both Arthur D. Lossing, have arrived at sen ted he must publish fo r two weeks isting law “to shut out wheat im­ corps in the world war, found dead due to lack of the ketm activity which despite the loss and inconvenience. New York and await the decision of notice of his intention to make ap­ ports,” but he "i pparcntly has <trials last night in a downtown hotel had we all KNOW Is necessary to Better plication for n pardon. One notice powers under Lever act to stop fuhas the parents in this city, Mr. and Mrs. committed suicide was filed today by Strength and Circulation. And It ap­ would have to be published this week trnding in wheat,” Federal Trade ComA. C. Lossing. This information police detectives who investigated the pears reasonable that there IS inter­ and another noxt week or he cannot mission says In special report to Presi­ case. came to Mr. Lossing in a wire this nal Human Combustion or Evolution present his application on the 29th. dent Wilson. Commission said it ap­ - Lieutenant O'Brien was found with morning and the parents will allow (change of matter from one form to There is a provision in law or a rul­ pears large volume o f future trading a bullet wound in his forehead and the government to bury Arthur in another) which muat leave residue or ing of the pardoning board that where is mere gambling and involves great an army pistol at. his side. Police Arlington Cemetery near Washington ash matter of such Specific Gravity a person is so poverty stricken that economic waste. said he had tried and failed to ef­ where rests the warriors of America that will cause it to ‘sink,’ just as an they cannotpay for a notice in the fect a reconciliation with his wife, a who have fallen in all the wars since Orange or Apple will fall under the paper that posting will be sufficient L A K E A S H B Y M A Y G E T ^ this country came into being. ^common law o f gravity. ,• POLICE ENDEAVOR TO CAP- motion picture actress. notice. BIG T O U R IS T HOTBB O’Britn, the detectives said, camo Arthur Loosing fell early in the TURB ALL THE BANDITS It is this ASH that gradually finds' Owing, to the extraordinary interest here, from Oakland yesterday and fight losing his life at Chateau Thier­ its way to the end o f Arteries and is IN THE CITY. . • went to the hotel where his wife had ry where'so many o f our brave boys what causes and controls Human age, In this case, it is said to bfe the policy . A big tourist hotel.may be erected o ft h e pardoning board that no mis­ on £he bank of Lake Ashby in the pear (My Tk« I umIiu I FrtHt a room. He took another room and were slain that the hordes of Ger­ rather than 'calendar* years. How take in the letterof the law will <be future, with splendid golf links is NEW YORK, Dec. 20.— An extentelephoned to her, according to the many might hot overrun fair France fast this deposit comes or how long aive round-up of croks in Nek York report. Mrs. O'Brien, it was de­ and it was here that they were check­ it is allowed to Ho quietly getting made. * The pardoning board will close proximity, if nlans now •beiel was begun by the police today‘ in an clared, replied that she was too ill to ed for all time. Arthur was found harder until you get Hardening of the know in three or four days whether considered by F. Rv Dennis and asso­ effort to stem the crime wave. Citi­ * sec him. A few minutes later at­ on the field of battle and his fate was Arteries, High Blood Pressure— which he expects to carry out his request and ciates sre carried ouu zens' arc considering arming them­ Mh Dennis recently purchased ths tendants heard a shot fired. O'Brien unknown here for several days, his is a sure sign o f warning—and all actually present the petition on the selves. . family and friends hoping against kinds of Ills, are matters of the life 29th. former holdings o f the Indian Spring* was found dead. A prisoner can make a request for Land Company ahd has been here for hope that this fine lad would bo you lead and the opportunities you CUCUMBERS SELL AT spared but he died on the battlefield have had of knowing what the whole an application hearing without being several weeks looking over the prop­ BOY A C C ID E N T L Y SHOT ■ $S PER CRATE TOIS WEEK represented by his attorney. When erty and making preparations for put­ and the American Legion Post here thing Is about s request is made, however, every ting the ' tracts on the market. A copimcmoratcs Arthur Lossing and Ralph Davis, the son of T. J. Davis And the remedy—cheaper NOW Some winter vegetables are appearperson having filed a written protest number of tracts have been sold sine* Frank Campbell by naming the Post than ever again In your life— is to get tng on thelocal market. A few beets,;0/ Jon’ against his or her pardon is given no­ the land came Into his possession and for them. It is some comfort to the SOMEHOW sufficient activity to stir one crate o f carrots and six erstea o f abo‘ iBatarday ’while out hunting with tice by the board as to the exact date several new residents of the Samsri* grieving parents that they can visit turnip, were sold here tho Utter part IS I1UV head “ d ^ we” Arthur’s grave when the beautiful up and eliminate this ‘Carbon’ of Hu­ the application will or may be heard section have been gained a* a result. man Combustion. You get It out of of this week. The first celery t h l.(fl1^ with number seven shot and Arlington cemetery Is green and so they may be present to protest. A -number o f additional families w® season came In yesterday. Ten crates , ^ 1 * very painful It w m not « r io u ^ flowering In the spring and summer your Auto; WHY NOT YOUR BODY? Notice o f the 29th ss the dste set come during this winter and still *• And ordinary activity such as walk­ were sold at |3 a crate. A few cab-1*1*® toe charge o f shot hit.hla eyes, time and ’tis better that Arthur rest is said to have been sent to Mrs. J. W. U f . ind .t a t « n b .m p .n o f Engll.h hl <“ « ' “ J kl* •■««. in the green fields o f Virginia than ing, store or office work, housework, McCullom at Gainesville and to Mrs. plan to come within the next year. Mr. Dennis is much pleased etc., is most emphatically NOT EF­ in the poppy fields of France. p e.» hove bMD .hlppod the tatter p u t * ' T i , . 5 ' °S “ Amos H. Norris at Tamps. the tract and the possibilities of w * Of tha weak I and recalved medical treat­ FECTIVE ACTIVITY in the matter ----------------------------- < Miss Helen. McArline o f Jackson­ section. Last week he received t#» ment and will be all right again in a o f getting better circulation and Eight crates of cucumbers sold at) FARMERS’ BILL ville, • social welfare worker, and Mrs. Urge tractors from the tractor pU » .few weeks. strength. If you do not IMPROVE . |5 a crate Wednesday. A few egg __________ BEFORE HOUSE. John W. Mahood o f Raiford, have which he owns in the North and the** plants, five crates, sold at |2^0. Let- C0TX0N REPORT * « WANT ACTION • little, as a result o f effort, then you been before the pardoning board In an machines have been put to work • sre on the well-beaten road to the tuce comes in slowly, only one hamper Informal way asking that Mendenhall SHOW8 TEN ’ the tract' <»7 n « 4awl>M A mi ) usual Human Ills. having been sold in tha lest three be given a hearing. MILLION BALES It is believed a flnt-class toerist WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—House “ ENERGIZER" total “ ACTIVITY days. Irish potatoes U still the prin­ hotel at Lake Ashby would prova • Ways and Means Committee voted out WITHOUT EFFORT; IS THE ONLY. cipal crop. Squash ere holding op well, WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—Cotton FIREBUGS OPERATE paying proposition, especially * Fortiney emergency tariff bill designed SAFE process that CANNOT HARM, 18 crates having sold at |2 in the last exclusive of linters ginned prior to IN PENNSYLVANIA good golf ground was laid out on ta* to protect farmers and instructed and Jhat DOES .the job. ■three days. ’ |December 13th amounted to ten milDESTROY PROPERTY level Und which surrounds the W * The ONLY CITY IN THE ENTIRE • Prices quoted by local buyers to-;lion eight hundrdfe and seventy-eight chairman'make effort to obtain action The SSimula section is developing SOUTH at present where "ENER­ day: Beets, 91.50; beans, 2.50; ca b -, thousand, two hundred and sixty-five on bill before Christmas recess. (My n * AmmUM Ft*m) rapidly now and the people of N*« GIZER" service is obtainable is begs, |2£0; carrots, |2; celery, |3; bales, it was reported today. FAYETTE CITY, Pa., Dec. 20.— Smyrna are much Interested in SANFORD, FLORIDA.* cukes, |S; egg plants, |2.60; lettuce, I • ---------------------------You never saw a live town that* did firebugs operating in Fayette and development Practically qU 1 L. (X CAMERON, P. Q. B ox 399 Westmoreland counties for two , .. $1.60; Irish potatoes, |2-26;. English; Two bond issues for thtf city of not have a live paper filled with ad­ months, fired a big barn and tw o'city ’s supply o f vegetables now pees, 98-60; pepper, 92-60; squash, |2; Key West, one o f |100^0Q fo r street vertising and you never' saw a live With the revision o f prices a house­ fesldences. The barn was destroyed ;*rom the farmers o f that comi turnips, 91.25.—Plant City Courier. paving and another of |60/)00 for town that was not made lire and kept holder can fill his furnace with coal with a lost of 960,000.00. Losses so \and a big acreage -o f ------ ■ .i ■ . , building and Improving sidewalks, are alive by the merchants putting on I Most o f the fish In smell poddies reported as successfully sold by the special sales and bringing in the for about the coat o f the furnace.— far attributed to firebugs exceed . . w i l l be planted there this wint New Smyrna. N ew s. half million dollars. New Yoilt World. Imagine they are big. board of public works of this city. -V : * *11 ■ * . »» • f V■ T . t . * xASmH ■ . ., ace .» . r. X F ' . " S S L :.... . . ...l .04 P Fit ERr m -. Wh : ' I f? V ARTHUR LOSSING NOW R E STS IN ARLINGTON CANNOT SHUT WHEAT IMPORTS OUT OF ARMENIA CROOKS BEING ROUNDED UP IN NEW YORK i 1 1 | i I • •; .• �. ’ 1 ;r THE SANFORD \YEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31,1920 COTILLION CLUB BALL FLEERS FLORIDA FRUIT CHEWING GUM BOARD OF TRADE BUILDS HOUSES AT CLERMONT PLAN THAT COULD DE FOL­ LOWED IN SANFORD AND , OTHER CITIES At Claremont Saturday afternoon the citizens of that town congregated at the site of the A m bungalow to be erected by the board of trade and with impressive ceremonies laid the com er stone/ tn which wn? placed n bottle containing a history of the town, the origin and culmination of the plan for the civic body to erect a numbcT of house# to relieve the congestion of housing conditions, to ? which all assembled subscribed their names. Tht\ chairman of the building comT S " " d, " a felicitous manner Introduced ho speakers, who were President Boyer of the boardI of trade, who pa glowing piiture of the future of Ctcrnron, .tU , U,. lng in the town, Banker C. O. Roe, who reviewed Clermont from its in- TAMPA INTERESTED IN PAPER PULP MILLS , The Cotillion Club gave Ita Initial danco Christmas evening and It was more than a success. The ball-room at the Hotel Val­ dez was beautifully decorated with a profusion of Chrlstmoa greens, red streamers and fairy lights. The dance was opened by the grand march which was led by Mias May Thrasher and Mr. J. D. Woodruff, president of the club. At the con­ clusion of the grand march a receiv­ ing line was formed of all the mem­ bers of tho club. The music was furnished by an or­ chestra from the Million Dollar Band and was splendid. Favor dances added a great deal to the pleasure of the evening, favors were 'balloons, paper caps, whistles and ribbon confetti. Punch was served all through the evening. Members of the club who so ably performed the duties of hosts were: Messrs. J. D. Woodruff, J. H. Ball,' L. II. Connelly, R. C. Philips, Walter Connelly, George McLaughlin, Karl Schultz, Ned Chittenden, Ray Chit­ tenden, Frank Woedruff, Ed Betts, Reginald Holly, Tom Martin, Percy Mcro, Dardin, Grant, Benjamin Whttncr, Randall Chase, Dick Brown, Haascl Brown, Forrest Lake and Robert Dean. Chaperons were: Mrs. Forrest Lake, M rl. *AV P. Connelly, Mrs. D. L. ^ n g h c r , Mrs. W. E. Watson and Tampa’s connection with the rapidly developing industry of manufacturing paper pulp from sawgrmss was estab­ lished last night when about twentyfive representative citizens assembled at Garcia’s restaurant and during an irtfiomal dinner discussed with Gilbert Loath the -actual status of ths In­ dustry, how far the plans have been carried on and what, plans are already made for future development. These plans contemplate the dotting of tho, xhoM invited were: Misses Anna sawgras* producing sections of South' Mb80|J( Esther MIncr| Norma HemFUfrlda with pulp-mills, notably Fort ^Jon( SarIU takT, Dorothy Rumph, Myers and Moore Haven, and all of Fcrn WanJ( Sarah Wlght, Ethel the territory In which immediate deFlorence Henry, May Thritsbvelopment is contemplated is contlguI|olen Veck, Adeia|dc . Higgens, ous to Tampa. ! Marie Tigue, Agnes Dumas, Mary Much has been written about this j^ou Brown# Virginia Brady, Eleanor paper pulp industry, not only in Flor- JIcrring( Merrle Bau, y ic|(U whcrt. lhe n„ t fccncfit8 w||l i* j toria Nlsbcll, Brain, Edna Chittcndi rived, but nil over the North Am or-1 , Wntf* Mnbli> Howler. jcan continent, and it is ‘pleasing t o ' jt-thervn Wilkoy and Roth GlGllen "»n> th*. th, nrtu.1 construction of |h * ^ A.ta" 5 " e . . |hjl ftr5t mlM at Leesburg is approx- Ed Malach Lieut Bivens, Earnest imilMv M |M,r , , nt complete. This sheppanJi Bl„ shcppardf Paul Johnthat actual’ manufacture of ^ A|frwJ Rpbso„ ( Don Whitcomb, |>u||, W‘i!l begin before spring, or a t * .. n, f-riffln ITurrlnv SidL tntost. ,Hc sp’r i n , “ “ “ A„ noon as the pulp manufacture R .. , vior„ _ n Aldermnn j5 rnrrjod the point o f production .. . Forrest Lake Mr winflnl(lhf.d pr0()Uct will in ^ the « ? . 1 . ed forward to what it could be with ,hn* ,ish ft ploy program would grow until tney numhvr pf pWiplc So fnr would he building bungalows by the th(|, havf, matJl, overtures miles home, if you please Volun- p)an{ are Jacksonvillr and teer speakers were called for and Cmtnry to the opinion among those responding were eight or *. fH^-z . l thc points for this Tampa., of many ? Mr.'and Mrs. A. R. Kirtlcy, Mr. and Mrs Ed I-ane, Mr. and Mrs. Fred \Valsmn, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Betts, Mr. and Mrs. J. L Huet, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thigpen. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. PARSON WYNNE, • AGED NEGRO, WAS KILLED SUPPOSED HE WAS “STUCK UP” FOR I1IS MONEY AND KILLED WHEN HE RESISTED. Saturday night was the time of a cold-bloded murder probably the re­ sult of o “ stick up” stngcd by hold­ up mun when Parson Wynec, an nged negro of Goldsboro, was killed. Two negro suspects are held in the county jail hnving been apprehended by Of­ ficer Walker shortly after the crime was discovered. -The Parson is alleged to be a dispenser of booze of the moonshine variety according to police nnnals, and it is supposed that the negroes,'knowing that he had money or probably seeing him flash a roll after they had paid him for liquor de­ cided to relieve him of the money. As to whether he resisted and was killed or whether the killing was the result of some argument will probbaly nev­ er be known but his body was found at his house late Saturday njght a f­ ter tho shots were heard and the' o f­ ficers had been summoned to the scene. Nothing is known of tho case fur­ ther than this as tho preliminary hearing tvlil not bo held until tomor­ row. CRIME WAVE ^ N NEW YORK : CITY ENDS ,* DECLARED NOTHING MORE THAN XMAS DRIVE FOR THE “ WIFE AND KIDDIES” NEW YORK. Dec. 26.— New York’s coterie of criminnls-at-large with one striking exception spent Christmas at home, police reports indicated Inst night. Police officials claimed the appnrnet cessation of outlawry bore out the prediction of Commissioner En­ right that the recent bustling activ­ ity of the lawless wns nothing more than a Christmas drive for “ their ; ,,f n wholesale clothing merchant in Last Fourteenth street. Entering through an adjoining establishment the bandits cut their way through an eighteen-inch wall. In leaving they started a fire, probably with a care­ lessly tossed cigarette stub in the building through which they entered. Damage clim ated at $75,000 was caused by the blaze which was confined to the fifth floor of the structure Five men, suspected by the police d having participated in the holdup A REAL BARGAIN c fi S elf-Reducing >.■•3 6 0 $ r :o o Buy the Best that is made The FLORENCE Automatic “ •» #____________________ ^ L* , We also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES SANFORD, FLORIDA BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES -.your fertilizer without getting Hr NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, P rs* * Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayeni, Poultry Sipplies E. 0. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. JACKSONVILLE *!- FLORIDA W E H A * V E IT *t City Property, Building Lots and Farm Lands C. A. MATHEWS and A. P. CONOLLEY LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER “ We Deliver The Goods” Local and Long Distance Hauling PHONE 498 If W e P lease Y ou , T ell O lh crs . MONEY 5AVINB PRICES If W e D o n ’ t, Tell Us. On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and (Vegetable Crates You Can Buy From Ua at Wholesale Prices Write for Trice t Ut W. A. Merryday Company Palatka, Florida “Keystone Soil Powder’ Sterilizes the Soil In greenhouse sterilization it has proved as good as steam baking. In seed beds it kills weed seeds and many diseases. • A fifty pound keg costs three dollars, and will treat 1000 to 2000 square feet of soil. Enough for trial sent free if you will give it a thorough test. H O M E R T . D A R L IN G T O N General Delivery, Miama, Florida, The Gabbett Home for Sale O PPO R TU N ITY Knocks at Your Door But Once and It Will Never Knock at Your Door Again With This Kind of a Proposition. A M ODERN BU N GALOW Of six rooms, screened wide porches, and improvements, in fact one of the surrounded by oranges and grapefruit shrubs, fountains, beautiful lawns, a all modern conveniences finest homes in the city trees, flowers, plants, complete home and then Upon which you can raise winter vegetables for the land is tilled and in first-class condition and has made money foT the owner every year and the crops on it will speak for the pro­ ductiveness of the land. This is not only a beautiful home place but one that will make you money. On the shore of beautiful Lake Monroe and the land one day in the near future will be subdivided into city lots and make you a fine profit. In the city just five blocks from the business portion. .The greatest opportunity in this state for \ man with money enough to make the first pay­ ment. You most see it to realize whst it really means. A. P. Connelly Real Estate 'Co. POST CARDS AT THE HERALD w=~* ■prA .- - r ' , ^ ^£i=s!-z. # N IN E ACRES OFTI LED LAN D WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 7 —Cold • UAiU0S** ^ 27— Harding ex­ I t tv* i* n a tu h w *' wave worn mgs ordered few Ohio'valto to Horida to COPENHAGEN, Dee. 27— Warsaw Wy, Tennessee and East Gulf state*. bcdd < ^ « r o c e s Until tn- dispatch says Ruxsian-Polish peace Waather bureau said much colder confer with con- negotiations are definitely broken off. weather overspread country east of ^ s a io n a l leaden this week. W ill_____ Head___ of___________ Bolshevik____________ delegation _do­ Mississippi river in nett thirty-six drscuxsei cahinat selection dur- clarf<i interfiftlonal ritzming week. tiec is so good it is unnecessary to treat further with Poles. The beautiful pwinsettias in the Miami Skr.r.m are planning to sacy yards is this city give the visi­ charter a special train for a caravan Eight miles o f road are to be im­ t o r a holiday gree ting that i* beauti- to the big ceremonial and business mediately surfaced in Flagler Coun­ fuL Ftant mere ef them, meeting to be held is Jacksonville. ty, Coquina rock will be used. ’ J ' - _ _r T h, b u n .-.!.. U M » « MWtcd on " f T , ^11,” ' ^ . ™ ^ ^ P" ki" ’ - » ■ * " d « " • , " b,n 11 , 0 b c b ll' U T h e p la n o f R o u m i, Ut> Mr and Mrs. George a lot donated bv oce of Clermont tinanctng the "parent corporation’ Knight. Mr and Mrs. C. E Henry, eitijens, and a second lot has been which is the one now closing its ordonated for the second building to fol­ ganixation. docs not contemplate any- Mr and Mr* J. S. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Key, Mr. and Mrs. J. L low. The people there have subscribed about *5000 for the buildllT mUI "is Hnrt’ Mr’ * nd M” ’ R’ D Chapman,) and shooting two weeks ago of a Har............................. . . . . . . matter where the .paper mill is y r> an(j Mrs. J. G. Ball, Mr. and Mrs. i iem grocer were arrested yesterday ing fund and It is expected that the pU(. , d> if p„ wnt plans are carried for ' " ’....... *-------------------------- VT George D. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. i s^d held in *5,00 bail each for a first house will sell completed out. not a dollar in stock will be sold Conncll>. Mr U () MrS- Charles Fed-1 hearing today. about *4000. It wtl lhe modern tn The money for this construction, estievery respect It is said that a buy. , ._nr.nim .trlr at SX'iOOOii will dcr’ Ceorge G. Herring, i. „ . J v .o u k , o v „ .h , hm „ . he available through resources ' . Z Z of Z the - * rT( ' ' * "d Mr* w - C Jud(r' *” d . WASHINGTON, D « . 2 7 . - S « « a E. F. Householder, Mr. and Mr*, /nonths before actual withdrawal o£ which will allow the second house to pjiwnt corporation iUelf. William Lefier, Mr. and Mrs, G. I. American marines from Dominican lie started at once. ..... w’ ’d be wo" Tamt'* r,ot Loucks, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, republic began under provisions of Secretary " u* ; neglect-to neglect to keep in consiam constant touen touch wiin with j j r an(j j Irs Jobn . . . and ... „Mrs„ 1 keep in y r. and proclamation issued at San Domingo l;.m » and Mrs. W. B. Powell also at- thi> industry for the purpose of »e- M„ w L Morfran> Mr. and M« . I> Friday by direction of President Wlltended the ceremonials and to Mr- curing the finished product mill when P. McCuller. Dr. and Mrs. S. Pules- son, Daniels said today, Williams we are indebted for the ac . the time is ripe. Meanwhile, Florida ton, Mr. and Mrs- Harry Ward and coant of the affair. Mr. Williams ag n -w^ole and the southern portion . .. v . The New Smyrna-Cornado Board K e W s that Fust is could profit by of the state in particular, are to-be M i^ e lB lL b e t h Yowof Trade, wHich is about the livest Clennonts example. congratulated - upon the seeming y eU Kathfrine Bondf Thelma Ham- „ , 1V __________________ ______ __ civic organization on the East Coast The houses are to be sold at actual very near completion of extreme y sleijrh. Mcssrs. nohfrt Dack. of Florida this winter, pulled o ff a cost, no profit being asked, therefore ambitious plans for thepaper r nlP wonh RryanAndfrgon, WiUUm A l-’ n0vel stunt here recently when invithe buyer will not only get the value industry .-T am pa Tnbum*. bright, Wayne Grey and Mr. and Mrs. tations were sent broadcast to evo f expert supervision without cost.j --- ------------------------] Nixon Butt. , eiyman, woman and child in the city but many a little thing that will be l NEW ROAD MAP * \ Of Palatka: Miss Dorothy Miriam, and community to gather at the pubdone by the citizens in beaatfication, --------^ j r j pbn c annon| y r. Ofovr Ander- lie school building for a “ jamboree.” as well as the lot as a gift.— East is We are just in receipt of one of son. MU, Kathleen Lex, Mr. Freddie Lake Region. the r.ew two-color road maps of the Lex, Miss Oma Davis, Carl Oldleman 1 Florida State Automobile Association. aJld yjr Robert Bruce. CARDINAL GIBBONS ^ This ts by far the finest map we o f pustis: Misses Annette MulliFEEL1NG BETTER TODAY have ever seen of actual road condi- pan and Peisia Haseltine and Mr. *r tv« it,on* in lhis Th<* ‘ ^Jbcnd’’ on jxmglass Igow. BALTIMORE, Dec. 27— C*niinal m*r “ a ke3r wbh:h i Mr. Carl Duncan of Tavares, Mr. Gibbons Is feeling better today b u t, P«riray to the user the actual present Oowson McAllister of Winter Garcoctinues to remain tn bed as ph j- « « i'lttton of all roads in Florida, den. mkian ordered rest. Doctor said Tb* * Are di*tTibut*d through Of Kissimmee: Misses Norma Grif­ nothing wrong except muscular weak- ” n c *11 ° ‘ fr th* *u te “ ** fin, Alice Steed and Messrs. John ness from over work. CardinaTs tbrvVJf b th'‘ VirwU* of tb^ Lee, and Walter Bass, Mr. and Mrs. restlessness Saturday night caused F.lond* Automobile Associ- W. J. Steed. by slight attacw o f Indigestion . Of Daytona: Messrs. Ernest Green, Jake Moore and Clinton CampbelL PRESIDENT-ELECT COLD WAVE IS HARDING COMBS ’ HEADED SOUTH RU6SIAN POLISH TO FLORIDA SOON « SAYS WEATHER MAN NEGOTIATIONS ARB BROKEN OFF ra* im -iitit ' h rw a iw k r t r-i**b OIL COOK STOVE •» (rrom X ondir'i Dally) f IF YOU NEED A NEW �’ . • THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31,1920 TEACHERS WILL GATHER AT TALLAHASSEE state It s an Uphill Pull fo t Polish B o ys IS WOUNDED SAYS REPORT JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 27.—John Wright, sixteen, was accidentally shot with a shotgun on the old Orange Park road, several miles south of this city, at about 9:30 o ’clock yesterday ITALIAN POST AND LEADER OF morning and died in the Riversldo hos­ REVOLUTIONISTS PUT OUT pital nt about 9:30 o'clock Inst night. OF BUSINESS The shotgun wns accidentally dis­ charged by young Wright’s cousin, (Bjr Th# Auorlilrd Prrtl) TRIEST, Dec. 28.—Confirmation of Claude Turcknell. Tho boys at the reports thnt D'Annunzio was wounded ■Hmc were walking along tho road, nt Fiume received here. No details. presumably on a hunting trip. The contents of the gun struck tho Wright 1 ROME, Dec. 28.—It wns reported boy in the stomach.- He was rushed from Fiume today that Gabriel D'An­ to this city and every effort wns ex­ nunzio, the insurgent leader in that erted to save his l i f e / Bot hboya are city, hnd been killed while trying to members of well known Duval county prevent n fight between his Legion­ families. naires and the regular Italian sol­ tep the impression that general ex­ diers. tension work consists mainly o f cor­ LONDON, Dec. 28.— Reason to be­ respondence study; however, many lieve Hume occupied by regular other activities have been established troops, Premic|i Coilitti, Italy, de­ Jn n very short) time. TtLLAllASSEE WILL BE SCENE OF BIG MEETING TOMORROW Dec. 28.— Tollalooks forwnrd on Wednesday ta the largest gathering of teachers dal has appeared at the opening scsof the Florida Educational Asse­ rtion and is prepared to entertain -11 who come, even if the figure Joifbes that set as the hoped-for numonc thousand, o f tho forty-six fcondmi white teachers of the state. - The newspapers o f Florida realize the people should give more at­ trition than they have In tho past to tbe needs of their schools, and lendltf dailies, notable the Florida TimesUnion and The. Tampa Tribune have (irriod editorials urging the teachers jo ittend because they must bo the fctdfrs in any movement to arouse tkr itate in the needs o f tho situa­ ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE OF SHOTGUN KILLS LAD TALLAHASSEE, MENDENHALL WITHDRAWS HIS PARDON PLEA j. j. §1, . ;••* MENDENHALL DOES NOT THINK TIME IS VERY PROPITIOUS (By Tli# Alio. I,ted Pr#u) TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 28.—J f J. Mendenhall has withdrawn his ap­ plication for pardon it wns learned today. LANSING, MICHIGAN HAS BIG FIRE (By Tt- Auoclited Pr#«i) LANSING, Mich., Dec. 28.—Fire destroyed Pruddcn office building here today. Loss more than, half a million. clared nt press conference in Rome Inst night, snys Central News. Bure feet and tattered clotbea, llltjr ta eat and less to wear, auch is tba fate of thuusurids of children In centrul and eastern Europe. These boya In Poland are cnly a sample of the 3,(100.000 destitute youngsters that tbe Euro­ pean Relief Council plans to help through the cold days of the coining winter. To that end eight great organizations In America have merged to form the Council, the chairman of which la Herbert Hoover. Under hla leadership the American Relief Administration, the American Red Cross, the American Friends' Service Committee (Quakers), the Federal Council of tbe Chqrchea of Christ In America, y»e Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, the Knights of Columbus, tbe Y. M. C- A. and the Y. W. C. A. have decided to co-operate Jointly to raise (33,000,009 to help tbe European children over the hllL PARIS, Dee. 28.— Reports received here declare wound suffered by D’An­ nunzio at Fiume caused by fragment o f shell which fell on his head­ quarters. tion. The key note of the meeting will bq jonnded on the opening night by State Superintendent William N. Shcata and DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC There are many good fertilisers, but since it Is the EXTRA IN­ prtiidcnt Benjamin B. Lane in their INFORMATION IS .AT WORK ' rtrpective addresses and whatever COME which swells the profits, why not use the BEST? modification may be made therein by IDEAL BRANDS sre proportioned as to availability o f amonlates, To assist in finding answers to a liter discussion, it is certain that the to give MAXIMUM results. A little heavier crops, s little more hundred and one perplexing problems abole association is going to keep in steadily year In and year out, of finest quality fruit, makes a vast dif­ \which confront citizens nnd communi­ mind-two central points, n supply of ference in actual PROFITS. ties of Florida* the General Extension tricher* for all the children and, more Division of the University of Florida IDEAL FERTILIZERS have a field record of*over a quarter cen­ efficient service to every child. has established a clearing house for tury. Benefit by their success. Dr. J. L. McBride of the National all kinds of information. In speak­ Bureau of Education, brings to the SEND FOR CROP BOOKLETS ing of the work, B C. Riley, director conference the great need o f the rural R. C. MAXWELL, Manager, Sanford Branch o f the Genernl Extension Division, child and with burning insistence says: drives home the fact that today is TEXTILE WORKERS THINK SOME In dealing with questions it is the WOULD ALLOW BAHAMA LABOR the time to mpet thnt need. i_ purpose of the bureau to acquaint the THING WRONG WITH F A C -* HERE IN PROPER Dr. Harry Clark, president or 'the. inquirer with his rights in nsking for TORY SHUT DOWNS SEASON University of Tennessee, comes to MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS information and to put him in touch chirm again the personality, sunshine with the ngcneics thnt can help him. WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—Senator ( WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—ConAgricultural Building JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ind inspiration the whole teaching The General Extension Division will force of the state. Dr. Clark is an Fictcher is hopeful, he said today, of; i .grcssionnl investigation of wage cuts, orator that every Florida teacher getting action on amendments to tho j, efforts of employers to re-establish , not attempt to answer questions conshould hear; his voice lingers in mem­ immigration bill which hc^ has just the open shop, nnd the cost of living, cerning ngricuiture nnd home econolilies because these questions are be naked by organized labor. offered, permitting laborers from tho 1 Jmay L ory like a song. taken care of hy the agricultural col­ The textile workers, it wns learned Dr. Lawton B. Evnns, otuperintend- Bahama Islands to come to Florida. The house passed the bill without this ! to,lny, are negotiating with Samuel lege and experiment station; neither ent of the Augusta, (In., schools and will It be ponsible for the division to i national figure, comes to inspire the provision, but os soon as tho situation Gompore, head of the American Fedtake up questions which would ordinwns brought to Senator Fletcher’s a t -. ‘‘ration of Labor. These negotiations Sisoriatton with that too little realiz­ nrily involve the necessity of hiring & — j -----• — — i— -------------J may lend to Gmnpers seeking investi­ ed truth, that the spirit and philos­ tention he drew up the necessary gation on attorney, nn engineer or some spe­ of conditions in the textile ophy of Froobel underlying nil high amendment and has just offered it. trude. TJio textile manufacturers cialist who must bo on the job in or­ “ The object nnd purpose of my pro­ quality teaching nrftl nil real success der to handle the situation. Questions in edurntion, from the university down posed amendment,’ ’ Senator Fletcher have P™bably led all others In cutcoming through the division must be to the kindergarten, the institution, said today, "is to make it possible fo f *m* wnK°s- A m,mbor of tcxtile fac' more or less of a general nature, for h" th lon? aml usually association, with Froehel’s the vegetable growers of Florida to " ,ries haVe We are fortunate in our contracts which make it possible to quote nevertheless, much inform' name His address is dintinetjy worth secure the services o f laborers fr o m , "Jort <>erlodB- am wor* CT» charf lowest market PRICES. form of bulletins, circulars nnd let­ the Bahama Islands from about N o - th''su « u»P«nsions have been in the while. It will pay you to get our PRICES before buying, and our QUAL­ , . . . , . , . .'in te re st of the open shop, ters will be secured by the division about June ist e .u li . , ITY before planting. Senator Park Trammell, genial and vmeber 1st , to . , , I he railroad workers have also nnd supplied directly to the individual Our SEED POTATOES arc the highest quality MAINE GROWN, eloquent, is well known to all Flor­ 'year, to assist in planting, cultivating l made charges against the railroads, requesting the information ns well as selected especially for seed. _ ! nnd harvesting tho enormous crops idian* He brings some promise thnt land at the same time have formed a direct nnswers to questions which can Send for FREE CATALOGUE, and SEED SPECIAL, giving RE­ 1 which are grown in my state. Dur­ the national government will help l working allinne*# with “ liberals" in he taken rare of by the force of spec­ VISED PRICES on new crop SEED DEANS, PEAS, RED SEAL TO­ in g tho past few years I have been Florida if the legislature will itself ■both house and senate. The charges ialists found on the campus of the MATO, and CUCUMBER SEED. PEPPER, Etc. do something to provide more money able to havo the secretary of labor of the railroad workers may be voic- university o f the State College for We carry all the leading and standard varieties of seed that have I permit laborers from tho Bahama Isl- ^ noon by Senator LaFollette, of been tested and known to be adapted to our soli and climate. SEED for the schools. Women. OATS, RYE. VETCH, RAPE, Etc. Hon. J. W. Wright o f tlie Federal ands to come to Florida for tho solo t Wisconsin, who expects to make a , All kinds of questions concerning , The planting season fa near at hand. Our information service is bureau i f vocational education, nnd purpose of rendering assistance to the ■speech opposing the Poindexter nnti—community development, public serv­ free. Call on us for any information on your crops you might think Mis* '.fa ll W Partridge, state home vegetable growers, nnd I do not wish i strike bill recently passed by the ! ile and welfare have already passed , we can supply. dem. r.-trati.,n agent, bring with new that authority abridged.’’ OLDEST AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLORIDA , senate. through the hands of the extension , Another important bill which Sen­ me.,: .. ib,. niessago that education The railroad men declared that the I, division staff nnd have been answered mu.*t prepare for the physical nnd ator Fletcher introduced today Is that roads art* taking advantage of 1 for people living in Florida or those, 202-20G Eniif Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida llfc-sujnort nnd subslnnco side of requiring persons who trade, In con- I section o f the Esch-Cunimins law interested in the state. Since the es­ HY-TEST SEEDS INSURE GOOD CROPS daily life, while Dr. Ralph .N. Green, j tracts not to be allowed to charge off , which guarantees earnings of fax per tablishment of the extension division state health officer for Florida, losses in settlement of their Incom# Jce?tot> William S. Johnslon, head of Inst October, mnny people have got- j stre ss,especially the need for honlth taxes. Asked for a statement Sen- .]u. machinists, recently said that the ntor Fletcher said that tho following roads were letting out repair work to education. Dr Mary Green, lately from New provision of tho bill would explain his private companies on the cost plus system, thereby running up expenses ^"iV i ity, bnliis up to the women of purpose: “ That for the year 1921 and subse- ( -l0 the road by giving great profits to 1he present the lamp that "our pioneer mothers," lighted in the early days. quent years, in computing net incomo private repair companies. 'Many of Ftato Attorney George W. Schofield no deduction shall be allowed a per­ the railroad officials, Johnston then of th. fifth judicial circuit, Is a fas­ son, firm, association or corporation said, are financially interested In cinating nnd eloquent speaker who on account of loss sustained by reason these repair companies. Gonipers**himself, in an exclusive ,l'H the teachers to get politicians of any agreement or contract to pur­ copyrighted interview with the chase stocks, bonds or agricultural interested in the schools. And Prof. United Press, said Inbor would dcproducts, except for cash or Its "■ A- Little, whom so, many Florida equivalent at th etlme of entering Inrnand an investigation of the cost of teachers know and love, will be here to an agreement or contract to purliving. to give his henrers inspiration toward )• If the textile investigation is seT H E U N IV E R S A L OAR * Richer standard of living nnd chaie.” ' j cured, however, the cost of living will service. The amendments to the Immigration' enter in, us lubor is expected to rtnUn Altogether the program is one of the Inst that has oVor been prepnred bill aa proposed by Senator Fletcher that wages in the textile trade have ■nd Tnllnhnssee urges all the tench- do not as yet, It appears, cover tha Rune below the figure where the er* of Florida to come to her open situation that la o f moat Interest to workers can maintain a decent stand.THE FORD TRUCK dnors nnd her open hearts, spend here Tanipa. The bill proposes to bar nil |u*d of living. two very pleasant dnys and help Immigration for tho period of about OR THE FARMER Ihis onc-ton truck is just what is wnated. 1 resident I.ane nnd , his associates one year. This would seriously Inter- 1 ACI1T M AY!LOW ER HAS FIRE ON. BOARD There are so many ways in which it fills in profitably in the ac­ mske the meeting n great one In fere with tho flow o f clgarmaklng ■ labor between Havana and Tampa.; WHILE IN NAVY YARD tivities of farm life that it now is really a necessary part of farm every sense. equipment. For the truck farmer; for the contractor; for all the multi­ The Tampa Board of Trade and thq (Br Th# Attoclxttd Fr.til plying wants of our diversified city life the Ford one-ton truck ans­ Tempo Rotary Club have adopted re­ CERJIAN MINISTER WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.— Fire, dewers and is more profitable than any other truck on the market. I f solutions sornwon* «asking * u . e all members of y the . scribed as slight, occurred on.presiIN CUBA PROTESTS FLETCHER FAVORS GOMPERS TO CHANGE IN THE INVESTIGATE IMMIGRATION LAW CLOSING UP m Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. f Seed P otatoes Spaldings No. .4 Rose Irish Cobblers Early Red Bliss Triumph E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. F F lorlda delegation U> harei the AGAINST CERTAIN FILMS — c m' " • • | ttiia ixortieu- dential yncht Mnyflower in Navy gratlon bill amended gratlon bill Knended tIn ath! y a r d s here today.* Crew and yard lB7 Th# A#i»cUt*d F t###) nr *9 0 , to a ero y j j 'firemen la r also, so /I T ' ^ firemen extinguished blaze.' Several flow <rf clagnnakere t o n from H a - rimn . . tple(rronhcra * reporters and telegraphers arrested HAVANA, Dec. 28.—German minr a n . u the teduM ^ here danumte p^ authorlt!fa< A1Icgcd they 3,er to Cuba protested against showThese resolutions haVe not reached Marlne da to aIIow thera nK moving picture films portraying Senator Fletcher yet, however. **ccution of Edith Cavell by - Gcr* to enter plant. *nsns In Brussels. State, Department •<nt unofficial communication to the PERSHING WILL SERVE McADOO IN MEXICO AS GRAND MARSHAL IN . ■He mnhager who later announced •ON RAILROAD MATTER . INAUGURATION PARADE film would not be shown. WOULD RESTORE ROAD mm o h WASIHNGTON, Dec. 28.—General j (Bj Th# A###cl#t#A Fr*#«) Pershing, In a telegram from Roslyn ( MEXICO CITY, Dec. 28.—NewsASKS FOR TRUCE Nv Y., tonight ncceptcd Itn invita- pnpera ^ivinp much publicity to exSURRENDER EXPECTED tlon to serve ns, grand marshal of the ^ q { w n ,jam you have any doubts investigate. Get our booklet from the dealer telling about what Ford trucks have done. Take the endorsement of the strong merits of the Ford truck from the users, never mind what we sa y ; listen to the men who own and use the truck. And back of that Ford truck is that splendid “ Ford After-Service” which insures the constant, daily operation of your truck. Let us have your order without delay, so that we can make reas­ onably prompt delivery. We can only get a limited, number each month. o f f iu m e Th# A##«ct#(#d Tr*u) HOME, Dec*. 28.—The mayor of riume has naked commander of*the regular Italian forces frir a suspen*ion of. hostilities says Fiume dis­ patch. Expected terms o f surrender 'rill be agreed upon' at meeting held tonight by the committee In charge of arrangements. The invitation was extended ,him In'conformity t*le, custom o f having the ranking o cer o f tho hood tho Inoosuml por- ,wUr- ade. • ' ..m McAJoo, - I d to bo reprMootlmt i .... j stockholders of the Mexican National Railway. Somtf assert McAdoo will play important part-in contemplated return 0g, by government to , Edward Higgins DEALER ■M il �A * ** *. . % * l--------- / ' • ■ ; • E l 1 i, ' J. U>= • : ^-^r* - -r «t r V -V '" V ~-4 --------- — ■ ---- ------■ —--- f* _-■-^. -- . **'" = * : W-. =-Tj3MKT: Z=■■ I" T __j~ _ _— . THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER SI, 1920 BAPTIST TEMPLE DEDICATED WITH FINE PROGRAM |gly. K Kr J • f t E i- __ IP m n IM P O R T A N T R O A D M A T T E R S T O O K L T T H E M A J O R P O R ­ T IO N O F T H E M E E T IN G - Fersonal Mention •(From Monday's Daily) LieuU Earle L. Louck* is spending the holidays In Louisville, Ky. BUICK Fs a l 1 9 2 0 F lv e -P flS S e n g e r BUICK for SALE Lieut. Bivens is the guest of Mr. and Mrs B. W. Herndon for the holi­ SANFORD CHAMHER OF COM­ The proceedings of the County no It- County Bank and Bank of Ovie­ NEW EDIFICE- HAS BREN F IN ­ days. | MERCE COMMITTEE HAS Commissioners has just l****n handed doISHED AND IS COMPLETE a LUNCHEON Motion of E. P. Hpgan, seconded Sir. Bert Fish of DeLand' spent to this paper for publication: IN EVERY DETAIL i Hon. Board o f County Commission­ by E. II. Kilbee, and carried, the fol­ Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. E. S a n f o r d , F lo r id a <Fr*a Wfimlty i D*iir > The opening of the beautiful Bap- er* tn and for Seminole County, Fla., lowing committee is appointed by this Sanford and Orlando trade bodies M. Galloway. ^ mpctJn|f in. Orlando tjst Temple in this city last Sunday me! in regular ssesion at 10 o ’clock Board to attend a meeting to be held ___ _a- ______ ^ yciterday ... _______ field Preserving Co.f of Geneva, was \onc of thegreatest events in a. rn December .th. Present: Chairin Cocoa December Is, 11*20. when the transportation committee of Mr. GriffinHerring came from among the visitors tothe city today -I churth history and had it not been man L A. Bromley, and CommissionO. P . Swope, Gt«j. A. DeCottes, E. thc ganford Chamber o f Commerce ^apolis to spend Christmasday wl j j rt< Wakefield reports afine huii. I so well covered in advance by the *rs: L- P- Hagan, 0. P^ Swope and -urlett, IA. Bromlej, . ch*_-. c met wBb {bc Orlando Board of Trade ^ parent*. ness jn ber jjncexcellent four-page supplement to the E. II. Kilbee, with \. E. Douglass, Mair.es and E. H. Kilbee. |at a luncheon and talked over many ^Mr. Sillis Rhane U spending the Motion of L. P Hagan, seconded by Inatt(, „ {q m{erM tto ^ th cities. The Daily and Weekly Herald last Friday D. C., and C. b. Prevatt„ D. S., in athoUdays the guest of Judge and M n. Mr and Mr*. D P. Drummond, Mr. | would have received the elaborate tendance. Absent: Comr. C. W. Entz- O E Swope, and earned. Clerk of 0r]apdo Reporter-SUr has the folGeorge Herring. and Mrs* l,arr>* He€ren‘ Mr' and Mrt{ this Board », instructed to nottfy the ,owin- account o f ^ ,unchcon. writeup that it so richly deserves, winger. David Caldwell formed a merry pw. Sanford Chamber of Commerce to g __-__ . , . i However', Dr. Hyman, the pastor, in' Minutes of the meeting held Mjv. , . , . . . . . . . . ! The Sanford Chamber of ComZeb has pjf/rned.fror.i a ty fo Daytona on Christmas. After * to attend the meet„ . . . . .. writing it up so well in advance could - nd and ,lrd were read, approved and send a .delegation . ,, . _ merce was well represented at the tr., tc Mi n.i where i.e slVnt Chri> :. dip in the ocean they were well brat. I mg to be held in Cocoa, r la., on l)enot have' forscen that such p Urge ordered filed. id for a good turkey dinner at C»tmeeting by the presence of its presi- m- s with home folk*. eember 18th, 1&20. . _ ... „ crowd would be present, he could not Seth Woodruff appeared before the taneo’s. .. Jr, r>c , , dent, Mr. J. G. Ball; Mr. R. W. Pear______ Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded . * have forseen the great interest that ^ ard in reference to lot ‘ owned oy by L. P. Hagan, and carried, the bonds m ‘ t ..P* f 0J tC^ Abe and Issy Kanner are the guest* every church-goer and non-church- Seminole county, at the Geneva as filed by the following -officials P^sidcnt of the First Rational . Bank . Qf theIr p4rentjj Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. goer irt the city had fr. his gfcat un- brid* e- and on mot‘ °n ot C“ mr' 0 p were approved and ordered forward- ° f - a^ford : Mr. !L. A. Brumley^T. L Kanner, for the holiday*. dertaking and could not, did not and • V*°P<N seconded by Comr. L, P. Ha. |brought over several winter visitors ed ot the State Camptroller at Tab lns* A* p - Connealy, ... 0. Chase, --------never will know o f the many ex- * an- and carried* lhe proposition of D. C. Marlowe and other prominent Mr> Arthur Hazard came Friday with kim‘ ^ r‘ and Mrs* Bnjrni«T presalons of surprise and praise that ^ r\ Woodruff ot purchase said lot lahassee, Fla hayC charge of the Chuluota Inn *t C. A .’ Dallas, membre County eitiz*ns o f thf Cel<fy Ci‘ y; ‘ J 1 1 *** from Augusta, Ga., to spend the boll0 ^ 0 ^ 0116 ^ FUrida’a °fine ? ' n -he and his church received last Sun- ^ the coqnty for » 1100.09 cash gentlemen hadcome to Orlando to day. withhi* family. h S . » Uat!d^in h e tills Tf * consideration, and he is to deed to the School Board. District No. 2. day at the opening. . ,, . . r f n.ritnn m-mK-r fnnntif ass,st the Citrus Grower* in solving __hotels S it u a t e d in the hill* of SemiL. b. Hanson, member County . . . . ----nnl. muntv ami -where Dip —j Also neither the pastor or the con- ™m*y the lot on which the Osteen their problems, which are discussed A R ^ l d and Mis* Esther Fleuch[ oIe . c ountF and where the fishing and School Board, Dist. No. 3. gregation looked for 750 people to F' " 7 ! «<“ * now stands, as part of at length in other columns of today's cr are in palmetto the gue«U of huntme 1 5 ^ Fred T. Williams, member of Co. attend the opening exercise nor could tke consideration, is accepted and At-friends for Christmaa and expect to School Board, Dist. No.' 1. they look into the future and forsee torney Geo. A. DeCottes, is instructR. H. Dawson, o f Alton, Oklahoma, •*Mr. Ball struck the keynote o f c o - ^i FAriien r-eturn tomorTOW. tnro n il AW L. G. Stringfellow, Justice of the is in the city with the view of locat­ that the church would be so richly ed draw <*«<**■ w,lh certa(n reKr* operation when he stated that San- ' —— . endowed in the sum of 183.000. vation,s- Th" commissioners voting Peace, Dist. No. 1. ing here if he can find something to Theo. Auiin, Justice of the Peace, *ord want « l to assist Orlando in j j r an(j q q Chamberlain do. He has been connected with the Ail o f this and more could be writ- “ follows:j f' pa: ^ P‘ P Dist. No. 3. ever>' waJ' ‘ o crow bigger, ^ rcturTled frtm Daytona Beach ten about the Baptist Temple and the arid L‘ A ' p cumley. -No: E. banking business and is also familiar O. H. Frain, Justice of the Peace, and prosperous, and whcrc they were the house-gue*t* for Jvera o t L 7 lI n « * o f° h • • wonderful success that the opening » Kilbee and the motion carried. »t. No. 2. ■ *«* ^ a « c ip r o c .l attitude from the hoHdJ s of Mr. and Mri. George ^ L anv of ^ J % L « ™ " T * .. . . . . . .. _ . r ..P . Foster appeared before the achieved but the greatest achievement , . . , R. C. Whiten, Constable, J. P. D-st. **»•» which he said he knew, would and ,f aa> ° f burfneM hcr« . . . . . .. Board in reference to certain maters want a good, live younjr man to vtork wsa the interest that is taken in the , , _ ., , be cheerfully given. *We realize the ______ , , . . to icmie before the next blorida leg- No. 1. new church by othetw than member* Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Holly have for them, Mr. Dawson will fill the D. H. Hooker, Constable, J. P. Dist. ultiipate future of Sanford as a big and the good wishes and prayer* for 1> al“ re' a . r. r .. city is linked very closely with the returned from a visit to Palmetto bill. No. 2. auccess that are given to this church . . . . , .• . A ti- i J. H. Lee, Constable*. J. P. Dist No. success or failure of Orlando. Like- where they spent the holidays with ww. . ,« ■ 1 sented the resignation of \\. C. W ilMessrs. J. G. Ball, John Meisch, A. alt.the time. We repeat the descrip. wise*, we believe Orlando cannot grow the parents of Mrs. Holly, Mr. and .. ... __ ltamson, as superintendent of the 3. P. Connelly, J. H. Hutchinson, R. R. tion o f the new church that was re. C. Mi Hand, Sheriff, Seminole Co., and prosper as it should without the Mrs. James Wood. . . . ... .. . .. semmole county home and farm, the Deas, D. C. Marlowe ami several otbcently given in the Herald because it . . 1 „ .. . ’ co-operation of Sanford. We have .. . . . . . , .. same to become effective January 1, Floriila. cover* all the points in regard to the ...... , „ Dick Muse, one of the West Side er transportation men of the Chamcome to understand each other better Jno. D. Jinkins, Tax Collector. ■HgJl, and on motion of Commission­ ntrangementii: growers and an oid strawberry grow- ‘ Commerce are in Orlando !oand while there is a great civic feel­ E. F. Housholder, County Judge. er O. P. Swope, seconded by Commis**The building is unique The bee* er from way back is receiving one attending the meeting of the CRing of ‘get there first1 existing in T. W. Lawton, Supt. Public Inst. *1oner K H Kilbee, and carried, the points in the Third Baptist Oiuroh of eaih of us, yet w erealize that we dolinr per quart for his strawberries rus (Dowers of the state with the L. A. Bromley, Co. Comr. Dist. 1. same 1? hereby aicepited. St. I^ouis, the Sanford High School must pull together, extending aid 'and ha* a fine patch of this flu* fru it tak‘ nK definite action on the L. 1' Hagan, Co. Comr., Dist. 2. Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by and the Tabernacle Baptist r hurch when assistance is needed if we are --------| h* k Yrei«ht rates th.W are O. P. Swope, Co. Comr. Dist. 4. L P. Hagan, and carried, Fred T. of Atlanta are combined in thi« structo build a greater Centra! Florida.' Judge and Mrs. Schelle Maincs 1 rott inff tke fruit and vegetable K Curlett, Go Cpmr. Dist. 5. iii lams, is instructed to proceed at "Vjlliarn*. ture* It meets the requirement j o f the ■Mr. Foster and Mr. Pearman both have as their guests, Mrs. Maine’s business of Florida. Bond of A. L. Depfcr, as Deputy urce to survey, layout and stake the Super-standard Sunday School and has . . . , , ‘ ' “ . . . . . . . . following right-of-way tn Seminole Sheriff, with C. J. Ryan, and A. E. made complimentary addresses, prais- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Herby,! an auditorium that will seat.Bng ... , ing the spirit of Orlando, marveling of Dayton, Ohio, and the nephew of h‘‘ M°or* arrived in the city to_ c o u n t y , r lorida, the same having Mallurn, was approved. sons. There are no connecting o r roll- . , , , , . J T. T. McLain, McLain, appeared an neared before before the the a* ‘ be growth which this city is on- Judge Maine*, J F. -Maine*, _Dm a jihort stay from his home heretofore beers designated by this .................................. „ , of Lake day in South Carolina. Mr. Moore lived mg door# and pledging Sanford's sup- Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Herby are for- . Board as a public highway of Semi- Board in reference to work on We"The Sunday School part is three role county. Fla.: A public road to be |kiva river fill, and aaks for an extern ^ «" e™ry effort which will lead to mcr residents of Sanford and their. !" J t! ! V«r!l.M Cn « c ^ ‘ n5 stories with an arrangement for roof l..d o»t 30 , „ t in width. 15 l o t on .inn ..1 ,ho „ W ..I hi, conlr.ol. on M r » r C-ntrnl Florid. " « » » *" <• « . . . them «■ ' lorcm -n of th , llnmld o ffk , garden. On thr- first floor is found the ...Ch „ d - Of :k< f . l l „ . „ , , l , v r , b r i motion o f o . r . ,„ „ „ d n . h, --------------------- :-------h“ ' li «» «* h“ " * » » , r ' " ’ d ' h" ' « h“ ” him the glad hand, He has been church office, the toilet*, the lobby fir.e.ii^wit Beg on Mellonnlle ave. L P Hagan, and carried, that Kng, Pf>l I.TRY EXPERTS IN' SANf-ORD The many friends of F. A. Schurap- located »t Manning. South Carolina, or parlor, the cradle roll department, ir. Sec. 31, T wp. iu S., Uge. 31 East, .Fred T Williams, t«- aed he is hereand the beginners' department On the 5ome limc but expert* to spend , at a point 40 feet South of the cen- by instructed to give Mr. McLain tfie Mrs L Jenkins and Miss 1. Gray ert are glad to see him again and to as rocond floor is the Sunday School aud.- w hnt (j{ {h,. Sanfor(1 and RVerglad- •10 days not.ee as provided for in hi* will be in Sanford for some some time, know that he is prospering athis busi- the. winter at West . . . Palm . . . . Beach . tonum where juniors also meet -On branch o f the A. C I. R R , thence !contractunder Section 22. also to making asurvey of the poultry raised ness of selling farmingsupplle*and f.OU:th _Carolina i* rather dul! in the . irrigation plants in South Carolina business lines just now. the -hird flrsir is .he k.-chfn, and run parallel with said railroad mail the Bonding < o a copv tif said in this vicinity banquet room, the primary depart- OR<. m|It. to Briig<>n-a aVr-i on the 1notice. These ladies made, a special study and other states. Mr. Schumpcrt is „ , .. , , , , ... . , , __, The many Sanford friends 'o f Dr. mtnU th^ intermediate department north and , oulh (|linru.r 0f section | Motion oif 0. I wope, seconded by ™ Uur<> and ar<- Prepared spending the holiday* with his dangh^ ^ f<j hflve hjm ^ fpr and the library and reading room line of set. 32, Twp. pj S., Kge. 31 E. j K. H. Kill>ce and carried, Clerk of to helP Poultry raisers in and nrourn^ ters, Mr*. George A.. DeCottes and ^ holjdnyB Dr Kw;lor u ^ "The basement of the main auditor­ A petition being presented for the |this Board is instructed to advertise Sanford on such problems as culling, Mrs. G. D. Bishop. bUay ^ in New York City and ium is used as « club room for the establishment of a certain public j for bids for the cleaning of ditches in fprdin4' of moulting hens and other ------— Frank Lossing has leased the plan- whiIc he love9 Sanford cannot be preBoy and Girl Scout* This is equip­ highway in Seminole countj-, Florida, Black Hammock Dr. Dist. and Florida 8U<-b poultry problems. ped with dressing room* and lockers. more particularly described a* fol­ While in. Sanford they will call on recently operated by S. 0- vailed, upon to cast his lot with us Groves Dr *Dist., bids to be received The pastor’s study is to the right of low', tr>■w1 1 all poultry rai-er, to take u,. ’ hese Shinholser and Inter by Fitts & Gibbs * me. He hope* m a few years at a meeting to be held January 1 1th the rhnir loft and pulpit platform important problems and wi,! operate the mill for his con- 0 l*’ able to ri‘‘ irv from active serv\ 'trip of land -10 ft-*-t ir width, 20 , D. 1:<21, at 10 o'clock a m ' * Just to the rear of the baptistry th»re f 1 on earb side of a line beginning The enterprise of the Cates Crate A c t in g business, Mr. .Lossing is aad come here to make hi* future The billowing lionds to carry fire Company has made it possible for the ready to do all kinds of building, honi‘’ and he is the kind of a man arc well arranged dressing rooms The 123.0 feet West of the South onearms were'approved and license or­ poultry keepers to get the benefit 0f carpenter repair work, ctc.^ He bM _tha* Sanford needs as citizens. choir loft will seat 30 singers. "Hie rmle post in Section 31, Towndered issued: Otto H. Anderson and an advertisement in thia liaue rat­ main floor will seat fifil and the gal- sbjp jfj( South of Range 30 East, and the experience of these expert*. Among other holiday visitors to C. E. Carpenihg. ting for thi* fa c t Give him • call lery 216. .. running North 63 degrees and 40 The reporst of,th e several county England has ordered more troops to “ The building is 117 feet long by minute* East 1220 feet more or less t “n' 0n J " ** Mrs. O. C. Hill and Miss Ruth ^E. 55 wide and three stories high Mr S to the East line of I-ot 54, according officials were received, read and or- Ireland. Just a few more battalions Smith, who motored up from Orlan­ ftnd there won’t lx- any room for the O. .Shinholser of Sanford and Mr to the plat fo New L’psala, and also a dered ffl$d. All the city lacked in "home com­ do Christmas mornnig to visit their Elton Moughto nof Ocalo drew the strip of land 5 feet in width along ing" week was supplied by the ar­ Warrants paid during the months Irish. ‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bassett plans." rival of Jim Harris, who spent sevthe Southerly side of Lot le of said of November were ordered cancelled The <>f record, Frank Harris ------------------25.00 era| jn ^)je cJty coming down Smith, on Palmetto avenue. Some twenty-five new member# of plat of New 1‘psala. ilaughters remained to enjoy the mov­ the church were baptized at the eve from Jacksonville to visit his mother, Coming on this day to be heard, ies, the music of the Million Dollar $3 760.56 » ning service and rounded out the dedi­ General Fund and same having been duly consider­ Band and other attractions of San­ Fine and Forfeiture Fund cation day exercises in a most fitting Name Amount was one of Sanford's institution* a ed, it is ordered that E. L. Miller, C. ford, while Mr. Hill returns to OrAmount Name manner. 125.00 - d « V • U v * l r . u, lando..T„ s olh„ |„. | \. Betts and,Car! Pierson, three dis­ .E. A. Douglass _______ 20,00 evMVthtng and anything. He was- t h e __ . .... * , I ! iinterested freeholders living and re­ Dr* Jk T. Dpntnn 30 00 A. R. Stiles .................... 16.48 greatest booster ' of baseball and all cs on a business trip. E. F. H ouseholder------Geo. A. DeCottes . ................ 50.00 AH I ITERS TO MEET IN siding in Seminole County; Florida, in 18.95 50.00 E. E. Brady ................ — JACKSONVILLE TONIGHT the vicinity of the proposed highway, Frank Harris ............ ......... (Tretn WtdactJu’i DtUr) 4,00 R C. Whitten .......... 20.00 Mrs. Rny Chapman of Jacksonville Ke and they are hereby appointed to H. C. DuBose _____ 1............... 91.65 25,00 E- E- ’ Brady ---------- - ----Shippers of citrus fnilts .and pro- view and mark out the route for said Mrs. L. C. Glisson .............. 15.29 E. E. Brady .................. 65.00 dure of the state will meet in Jack- proposed road, each of said" viewers W. C. Williamson _________ y wood, are in the city today the guests fi.00 E A. Douglass ___ '— 947.38 sonville tonight in a preliminary before entering upon their dutieji to, Jno.'D.* Jenkins ___________ . 25.00 2.00 City of Sanford ______ — gathering prior to convening with ex- subscribe to an oath that they will Lee Brothers ................ ......... * 8.00 break of the war .to work in the ship ----* E. A. Douglass ............ 50.00 j . t . Wade, manager of the Farm­ eeutives of southern and eastern fail- well and truly perform alt the duties Dr. It. E. Stevens .............. 50.00 — Sehnclle Maines ______ 6.16 yard* at Jacksonville, a position that er3 Exchange, ntended the meeting L. P. M cCulIer...................... roads, who will confer with them in required and by law prescribed. 65.00 he is still holding. 118.90 R. R. Whitten ............... — Jacksonville tomorrow morning in re„ ia furthcr ordenKj by thiB Board Amer. Agri. Chem. Co-------of the citrus nnd vegetable growers 98.27 .................. gard U. proposed change* in v e r s io n , hat , nif] viewer* make a full and M. D. Gatchei *at Orlando yesterday. $ 320.37 22.05 (From Tuesday's Daily) and reconsignment rules. Many pro- C(,mplete report of their act* and do- T. J. Miller & Son................ Fund Road and Bridge 1.60 Carter Lumber Co.............. posed changes were made in tl>e rules jnffs jn lbjs reRard( by statute F. A. W. Brown spent Christmas! Mr. nnd Mrs. Reginald Holly and Amount 45.00 Dr. W. T. L a n g le y ________ Name by the railroads some time ago, hut fnade and provided, Oliver Murrell attended the dance 5.00 Wm. Wood ___________ . . . S 40.00 last these were fought by the shippers, Dr. B C. Dodds .................. at the Orlnado Country Club *“ Done and ordered this 7th day of 25.00 and were suspended by the Inter­ 34J0 Ft.' A llm a n -- ------------— . . . . Mrs. B. J. i demon, who has been ngiht given by Misses Drew and Mahoney-Walker Co. ______ December, A. D, 1&20. 12.00 quite ill from blood poisoning is con Yowell of that city. 6.40 D. H. C. Rabun------------ . . . . state Commerce Commission until a Woodruff & W a t s o n __ ___ Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded Hayne# & Ratliff ................ 27.00 valescing. 46.25 P. B. Boston _________ hearing can he held in Jacksonville 96.25 6.85 E. C- Langston _______ January 22d. If the shippers and rail­ by 0 . P. Swope, and carried, clerk is Gillon Si Fry . . _______ _ Sanford was represented irf Orlando Mrs. John Leonardi has returned today by the following well-known 23.50 road executive* agree on a rat of rules instructed to draw warrant for the C. M. Berry ........................ 100.00 Fred T. W illia m s _____ 8.80 to Sanford, having spent Christmas citizens: F. P. Foster, T. I. Hawkins, 27.80 R. W. Lord .................. _ __ _ to be submitted to the I. C. C., tbe amount due the city of Sanford, by So. Bell Tel. & Tel. Co........ Seminole County, for Road Taxes 9.65 public hearing will not be necessary 8.86 Hill Hardware Co.------Mobley’s Drug Store .......... J. C. Hutchinson, J. G. Ball, S. 0. collected in the City limits for the 94.61 arid the matter will be amicably ad­ 21.58 J. B. IJiwson Motor Co. ----Bower & R ou m illat_______ Chase and W. B.. Ahem,—Reporter* year 1919. 260.83 justed without that formality. .It is 54.38 J. M. W y n n ___________ . . . . G. D. Barnard Stat. C o . . , .. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Keelor, who'are Star. Bill of W. B. Williams agunist the •Elliott-Fisher" Co. ................ 196.72 with the latter result in view that the 32.15 Wight Grocery’ Co. — —-r conference i* to be held and it is ex- Blatk Hamm<*k Ur. Dist. for the M. C. Mosely _____________ 4.50 « . . . 25.00 J. M- V irting................... Mf. and Mrs. Harry Brown aw* 44.10 pectcd that it will l>e very largely at­ sum of $278.95, was approved and Dr. T. G. Simmons_________ 25.00 J. S, Dinkel __________ sons, Bob and Joe, and Walter Neal, tended by shipper# from ail over the ordered paid. 13.50 1Z.0O B F. Wheeler ________ Charlie S te w a rt___________ were in the city today en route to atate.— Tampa Tribune. Communication from Fred T. \Vil- South. Utilities Co................ 47.05 Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Keelor, who Lakclnnd from their former home In 59.40 Fargo Lumber C o . ----- - - - ■hams, in reference to-work on the We- H. & W. B Drew Co........... 27.00 201 63 W. G. Kilbee ............ j kiva river fill was read and ordered A, B. Cameron ___________ BURNES-KRENKRE 4.50 10.00 A. J. L o s s in g _________ . . . . filed. 4.00 2.00 A. R. Stiles .................. E. E. Jlrady .......................... Mr, and Mrs. Robert Burnt-# an­ 239.60 to see Florida. 9-50 J. T. McLain .................. . . . . On motion of L. P. Hagan and sec­ E. A. Douglass .................... editor of the JJt. Augustine Record nounce the marriage of their daugh­ onded by 0 . P. Swope, nad carried, A. Vaughan ...____________ 1,107.95 N. C. Jacobs .............. . 81.00 and head o f the Record Publishing ter, Miss Mavola Bell Burnc* to Mr. the following banks in Semniole Coun­ S. F. Doudney . . . _________ 44.40 153.75 The Texas Company — Miss Mildred Holly left today for Company. Recently he purchased the Elmer- Krenkre on Thursday, Decem­ ty, Fla., having made application to W. C. Williamson 39.00 Orlando where shc#vill be the house Lakeland Telegram'and will make hi* 66.90 W B Williams ______s ber the 23rd at Beloit, Kansas. They be designated a* County Depositories E. A. D ou g la ss.................... 18.57 guest of Miss Lydia Yowell.for sev­ home in that city. Walter Neal i* 1 .. .. 40.00 J. H. Estridge will be at home in Topeka, Kan*. for the year beginning Jan. 1, 1921, O. P. S w o p e ____ I_____ . . . 7.40 City o f S a n fo rd ---------- ____ 2,094.21 eral days and attend the dance that the head o f the Record printing d**'i Mr*. Krenke was a very popular and ending Dec. 31st, 192J, are here­ I . P. Hagan 8.00 * 4.00 L. P- Hagan J.............. _ j. _ pahment and will continue in that teacher in Sanford two winter* ago by designated as County Depositories L- A. Bromley 8.00 4.20 I,_ A. Bromley ______ capacity. * and ha* a host o f friend* here who to-wit: First National Bank of San­ E. H. Kilbee ........................ 16.00 6.40 O. P. Swope _____ ____ wish her happiness, ford, People* Bank of* Sanford, Semi- Miss Virginia Sm ith-______ 8.00 Mrs. P. T. Wakefield of the Wake10.00 E. H. Kilbee ................ Post Cards at the Herald office, le* B. & 0 . MOTOR CO. ■ E ri T I SANFORD AND County Commissioners In Regular Session ORLANDO HAD good Meeting 1 i , _* . *\ * �------r— -— THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31,1920 Si ARE YOU INSURED? W F K K S B I 1E4UAN CHURCH S U N D A Y crs-DAV SCHOOL AND. CHURCH St* a Vb t o t h e o r p h a n s — a p p r o p r ia t e e x e r c is e (Hem D*ilj) presbytcrrian church was a of Christmas cheer last night kn the various classes of tho Sun* Khool and the members o f tho J L h »nd a ]aTge ffather,n8 of P°°T landed tho White Gift services, fti. service Is conduced each year, kiria* supplanted tho old order o f a , Christmas tree whereon each -eober of tho Sunday school received . rift and following out tho teaching j the Bible that it is better to give receive the Presbyterian Sunday r hwl now has a special White Gift all of tho classes giving jooething to tho Thornwell Orphan^ that the little ones there may lire s joyous Christmas and bo made fcofortable throughout tho year. Tho jjti when first started consisted .of -jrtnf gifts o f money and clothing jot it was found that tho money could it Died to better advantage by the officials of the orphanage ■and each «ir «es jj big increase Inith e giving liiii year, the Brotherhood Class glv$175 to the little children in our are. Tlw rostrum of the church was beautifully decorated in ferns and pilrni ami rhristmns decorations and is the center was the white cross from which long streamers were exUsded (waring the new $1 bills given by the classes nnd as the various flniM were cnllcd a representative arose and unfastened the streamer, lettir." it fall, meantime telling the name of the class and the nmount given with an appropriate verse. Readings and recitations comrnemor- irn a JTrUay't Dally) Sanford and Orlando will get to­ gether to work for better rallprad transportation and better freight ratea and tho betterment of the two cltiea In many ways. The cordlale entente was established yesterday by the visit of a committee composed of President J. G. Ball of tho Sanford Chamber o f Commerce nnd D. C. Marlowe, chali^nan of tho transporta­ tion committee, and John Melsch, R. J. Holly and JT. G. Hutchison of the Sanford*. Chamber of Commerce, to Orlando where they were met at the Orlando Board of Trade by Messrs. Donald Cheney and Secretary Cox of the Board o f Trade, and Messrs. Moffitt and Ange of tho transportation committee o f the Board o f Trade. The Sanford party was the guest o f Orlando at th^ Hotel Employ where a nice luncheon was served and over the viands many matters of Importance to the two cities were dis­ cussed. A movement will be In­ augurated in a few days looking to­ ward better service In the shipping of fruits and vegetables and better rates. H was the concensus of opin­ ion that (he railroads have been ..a lowed to increase their ratea and have received large sums from the* gov­ ernment during the war and after­ ward to increase their facilities and the public was footing the bills but were not receiving tho service that the thlgh freight rath entailed. Also that’ the present high rntes arc pro­ hibitive in the face of tho present low markets for fruits and vegetables nnd unless relief wns obtained there would be no fruits or vegetables ship­ ped nt a profit during the remainder o f tho season. The Orlando committee treated Sanford's‘ delegation royally, which Is n trnifc o f the Orlando people and the meeting also brought out the idea that n few meetings between the two trade bodies would bring about a more cordial spirit between tho two cities and Sanford Chamber o f Commerce will probably have the .Orlando Board o f Trade up here for n big time after the first of the yenr as there are rpnny matters of importance that the two cities 'can get together on to thfl mutual advantage of both. REJOICE OVER THE! NEW PURCHASE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AND THEY WILL NOT RAISE RATES WHICH IS SOMBHING TO BE THANKFUL FOR AGENTS General Fire NEW YORK, Dec. ‘ 27.— American HAVE ; RAISED SUFFICIENT railroads are completing a reerd year FUNDS TO BUY GRA­ and have no intention o f asking for HAM BUILDING another general Increase In rates, WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.— Tho following from the Washington Times today will be read with Interest in “ Florida: "Ono year ago C. E. Graham, a wealthy cotton manufacturer o f Flor­ ida, made oproposition to the Hlalotorial Relief Board of the Southern k lT . 1. 1 , ,, J ? 7 • ornrx ? kopum S a n fo rd . - - F lo rid a N p L 1.0 v‘ m an . gotten out o f .each When you let us supply your buildingneeds you get a great deal more than just so many feet of lumber— bundles of shingles— pounds of nails— or panels of Beaver Board. i7 " of thousands o f employe..” scribed by $100,000, and the board la Tho railway executives association t o ' on,umm\l« ‘ h' " “ " V ! * chairman referred In hi. review to re. o f the atructure, ono of the uargeat fa. H , h„ , „ ilr01lIl to „ k fo r . Florida, valued at $1,700,000, but , ,7 p " ... ' . „ * w, u further Increased In rates, and In that which cost Mr. Graham only abou t .... ... ♦700,000, h . bavin, purchued I t w h r o W ^ ^ ^ „ „ (b, „ the bank which, owned It M M . It ot „ „ ro, d, (or , ,n m „ „ co .t nearly 1000,000 jto build mop. „ to nor Jo , t You get the benefit of our^ building material knowledge and experience in Service y * that helps you get the results you want at the right price. Service first in planning the work— more service in selecting proper mate­ rials— speedy service in delivering tho goods. You pay for the materials. The service pays for itself in the larger volume of business It brings through super-satisfied customers. «>•* U- orollroad com p.nlo. are not for m!nUterW yet receiving from tho Increased rate, anythlng „ ko tha # per cent ntarn It will pay you to be one o f them. The Grahsm building at J a c k s o n - '™ ^ - ,But ^ rallw*y execut‘ ve» villc was built formerly by the Heard ren,,ro that t»»cyara. trustees of a National Bank and in one of tho finest ^ cat Publlc Intc" 8t ,n tho structures of its kind in tho South. « nroad opening expenses to the lowest possible flgilrt, and every ef­ fort will bo made during the coming MUNICIPAL COURT GRIND year to accomplish this by further Christmas passed o ff very quietly economics nnd efficiency.11 there being but few cnscR before Judge Mninea nnd ns the judge was. Why Mr. Joe Armstrong, Celebrated Dog Trainer, Uses Rat-Snap. feeling very good over Christman he "Noticed rats around my kennels, hnving hundreds of prize dogs, could­ n't take chances. Tried RAT-SNAP; in three weeks every rat disappeared. Noticed that the dogs never went near RAT-SNAP. I toll my friends about RAT-SNAP." Use this sure rodent exterminator, it’s safe. Comes in enko form. Three sizes, 25c, 05c, $1.25. Sold nnd guaranteed by Bat! lard ware C*. Service Sanford Novelty Works 517 Commercial Street l0*3O*-6(faDoHieorto Dare Flunk Siplin wns arrested by.E. E. Walker for disorderly condact and was found guilty nud fined $10 and costs and 10 days in jail. John Dixin wna jirestcd for having in his possession a still nnd apparatus. Bond estreated and eapios issued How Big New York Grocery Firm Keeps Down Rats. Vroomo & Co., Butter 4 Cheese Mcrchnnta, New York City, says: “ We keep RAT-SNAP in our ccllnr all tho time. It keeps down rats. Wo buy it by the gross, would not bo without it." Formers use RAT-SNAP beenusu rata pass up alt food for RATSNAP. Three sizes, 25c, 65c, $1.25. Sdld nnd guaranteed by Bnll Hard­ ware Co. ANOTHER DANK IN NORTH DAKOTA GOES TO WALL MINOT, N. D., Dec. 27.— First Farmers’ Bank of Minot closed today. Depicted reserves responsible.______ fn e) - ‘Vesta” Storage Batteries |GOVERNMENT TROOPS CLOSE IN For any make of Car ON D'ANNUNZIO Guaranteed 18 Months LONDON, Dee. 27.—Italian gov|*rnment troops bclisved slowly dos-< *4 iron ring around Flums w h en Annunzio forces are •besieged. Ro* from Fiume meager, but it ep^ «°ldiers had forced D’Annun0 lines back into outskirts o f city foil of Rlume will not be long flayed. ir any make of Battery and guarantee it for months. Also have a Rental Battery while we repair or exchange, yours . The Southside Shipbiulidng Comof Jacksonville, has been .sold tq Ip snnah Interest's, the consideration $1,700,000. , • “ Phone 189 k n o w s B u ic k b u ild s s ix -c y lin d e r V alvc-in -H ead autom obiles. E * verybo d y i — that Buick sold its entire 1920 out-put lon g before the end o f the season. — that B uick has sold a large percentage o f its 1921 schedule. *. 1 - t — that B uick users are Buick salesmen. « Pa*t Cards at .the Herald office, lc. ............................................ .. Nineteen Tw enty One Buick automobiles have more improvements than any Buick models in the past live years and 1921 models represent 25% greater used car values. Many o f our spring deliveries are already contracted for. Thousands have been d isa p p oin ted during past years because of the shortage o f Buick cars. The matter of present purchasing should receive the im m ediate consideration of motor car buyers ^ O R LAN D O, FLO R ID A ■ .• L. A. RENAUD, Propf •• - • he A d d e d to their recogn ized high service value the n ew B u ic k m o d e ls . possess a distinctive beauty. T h eir graceful lines and handsom e appointm ents m erit the pride w h ich early buyers have expressed. We are distributors for the famous ^ UnUcmafSatujaJn* — ,that B uick car values are 100 per c e n t .. , A Cherokee Indians in Western North j Carolina, provided for in a bill intro| in the house by Representativa Weaver, Dcmorat, North #irol!na, wRi come up soon, before a sub-com•“Rtrc, Mr. Weaver announced today. Each Indian would be allowed thirty l1*™ °f I#nd under the bill, Repre­ sentative Weaver said the lands o f c°lony consitsed of between 40,»nd 60,000 acres In Swain county, c°nU!nlng valuable water power sites *»ich probably will be retained by the j tomnment. J f oar. but with the aid o f shippers in unRev. Dr. D. H. Sweets, secretary o f loading cars and with “ the day and tho MlnUterl.! Relief, turn announced h, or , hI t f ta n J r d , was very kind to most of them, feel­ ing that none of them should be slighted and since they had evinced n disposition to break into jni| he made it ensier fdr them to do so. The fol­ lowing cases wefe up this morning: Willie Williams, disorderly conduct. Found guilty and fined $25 and costs and 20 days in jail. It. Allen was nres led by K. ‘ E. Walker for carrying concealed weap­ on. Bond estreated. Charles Jefferson was arrested by ' new records In tho amount o f trrnna- amount t.'. I .|C° U ^by“ rDfe e m* - Thoao record.,'by Mr.f tCuyler added, wer* .m ount \n In .n .ubKrlptlon. , cb| , " “ r " W ; ? T \ m0nu relief in the > r c h . fe i * <? I* - ■ *Ifw 'l More than I I ta S llS P , hank building j Do^ J tt ,.chj‘ tn^ U1 o f * . ° " of. Rf w*7 EUecn-l “7 ' ton «rht in a statement reviewing the railroad situation for the year of 1020. Tho year just ended, Chairman Clyier said, saw American railways placed again under private owner­ ship and under such direction saw aiing the Christians time were rendtied and each clnSa was represented in the exercises from the tiniest tot to thfl grown folks. One o f the fonterrs of 'the exorcises was little Car­ men Guthrie, who wheeled her little baby brother into the church in a ihite carriage nnd standing beneath the cross gave a verse about tho Cradle Hbll of the Sunday school. INFLUENZA IMMUNE AFTER AN ATTACK The choir rendered several selections WORCESTER, Mass., Dec, 27.—Do SAYS THE MEDICOS E. E. Walker for disorderly conduct. in Christmas music and Dr. Brownlee Fined $10 and costs and 15 days in rVn^ra, president of Ireland, Is not gave a brief history of the White Gift 'fo r from New York City, according <B, ThA.Mrlat.d P i- m) jail. celebration during the exercises. At WASHINGTON, Dcp. 2 7 — Influen­ to his secretary, Harry Boland. Boland Joe L. Kirkland was arrested by |the .beginning of tho exercises each za attneka carry definite immunity to said ho hoped to arrive in New York din in their respective rooms of the subsequent attacks lasting several E. E. Walker for disorderly conduct. City tonight and would see Do Valera.' Discharged. Sunday school rendered a special years according to public health serv­ Daisy Spilln was arrested by K. E, 1Christmas sr.isg liefoTO coming down ice announcement after intensive Walker for disorderly conduct and and taking their places in the audi­ study. Declared alhee epidemic 1918- on n plea of guilty was fined $25 and ence and the entire program was well 1919 affected such large proportion of costs and given120 days in jnil. rendered and was moat appropriate population seems reasonable for be­ and enjoyed by everyone present. lieving should disease becom cprevalA large sum of money wns re- ent this winter would not assume epi­ ! aliifd in which mnny who nro not demic proportions of last two years members of the church participated nor be in such severe form. and gave to this most worthy Insti­ tution that is taking care of bo I 115 YEARS OLD many hundreds of little ones who i BLEW OUT GAS have tieen left desolate by the loss o f | REMAINS TO TELL IT parents nnd relatives. CHICAGO* Feb. 27.— Mrs. Sarah j Tour Money Rack if Rat-Snap Doesn’ t Quinn, who says she is one hundred Come Up to These Claims and fifteen years old, declares today RAT-SNAP is absolutely gunran- she is as well as usual after being Itwd to kill rats nnd mice. Cremates nearly asphyxiated yesterday. Be­ Ithem. Rodents killed with RAT-SNAP lieved she absently-minded blew out leave tm smell. Rats pnss up nil food gas stove flame. frt at RAT-SNAP. Their first rce»l is their Inst. RAT-SNAP comes BITTEN BY RARE SPECIES OF SNAKE, DIES. in cakes. No mixing. Cats or dogs w<m't touch it. Three sizes, 25c, 65b, WEST PALM BEACH, Fin., Dec. 26 U-25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball —John P. Clark, ngde 40, former post­ Htrdware Co. master here and well known taxider­ mist, died here into yesterday as tho ITO DISTRIBUTE INDIAN result o f the bite of a harlequin snake. LANDS TARHEEL STATE Mr. Clark lived hut nineteen hours nfWashington , Dec. 20 .— Dis- ter having been bitten,by the snnke, _______ trtbution of the lands now held by which is n rare species. • Insurance <u ' i i IaM ^ * \ t0 them move a larger gross tonnage “ “ " J V * ? than aver b r fo r a T n d . oaUblUh n nm ° ^ IF NOT, SEE _ m * . *- .m �‘ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31,192# I JUST RECIPROCITY, THAT*8 ALL. thinga a bit. This farming game, fO D A Y EXTENDS CAUSES A- contests (the contests were made a feature o f the schools) the following while it borders on the spectacular PLENTY FOR OPTIMISM were awarded to winners: 23 pure­ Did you ever-stop to think what a and seems to be a gamblo is no more ft. 7 . HOLLY F n i U n t u l E ilU t H. 7. L1LLARD, I t i n UiT i l l T n u i n i bred pigs, 14 yearly subscriptions to wonderful word that "reciprocity" i»? gamble than tho ordinary business A masquerade dance will be held it Under the title, " I f you havo the O tairil X i u i u H. ft. IU L agricultural papers; 16 trios o f pure­ the Library New Year’s eve. Every man tackles when he eaters business Regardless of what old man Wcbmoney”—The Manufacturers’ Record nnd when the merchant goes broke he Pnbll«h*1 r.ttrj rrtd»r b/ atcr may say about it we say that re­ sounds a message of sensible civic bred chickens, 5 purebred roosters, one Invited. goes broke nil over and1has nothing J. E. Phipps spent fchristmas h, ciprocity really means “ I’ll tickle you advice, which is touched with delight­ and 12 canning machines. These left upon which to fall back. The if you tickle me” and it is the finest ful optimism, nnd folks everywhere- prizes were given by business men Tampa the* guest of his brother, Bar. (InrarporilrJ.) fnrmcr nlwaya has enough to cat and ry nnd fnmlly. principle thnt governs our actions or may wisely paste it in their hats and’ ^ ^ statc can And ionic one to stake him to an­ • DBSCRIMIOM PRICE IN ADVANCE: Mrs. Geo. B. Upchurch, was a rliitoj should govern our actions today and refer to it without tho slightest fear' ONE Y E A R ................................. $ U O for all time. Here we are in Sanford other crop and if thcro is any more o f Injury: in Orlandq Wednesday. ,8 1 * MONTHS................................ 1.15 depending one upon nnothor, You prosperous section anywhere than “ Build that needed house now. Father Peck, o f Sanford, was call, right here wc fall to find It. And yet 'THREE MONTHII8 ...................... 75 may think ydu are not depending up­ ing on friends Wednesday. “ Paint that dwelling, that church, after Christmas wc find so many on j'our neighbor and friend but you that school. Prof. Chaffer and daughter, Rj, : b U n l u B*o»nd CU»* M ill M itU r * » | » U U with the thought that? everything is Miss Amanda Sjoblom was n last AIM, it U « Poit O S oi kl liB ferd. Florid* arc and in business or social life or "Repair that highway. It is badly Tice, were shopping in Sanford Wei. off, the market’s bnd, the prospects T «4 *r Act » f Merck I, JITS. Sunday visitor here.from Orlando. any intercourse whatever with the needed. nrsday. ruined and no chance to reebup any W. B. Olson left Wednesday for rk«M i« f outside world will bring it to your at­ M O U L D DUILDIXO. “ Payo thnt street. It will help your Miss Omah Allen spent a few dsp losses that might have been sustain­ Miami. tention. You cannot live within your­ town. in Orlando, spending the holidays witk ed. N. H. Braddock left Monday for the . cun.n Arfr.fiiiion Hcpmrn’ Atlr*1 self and you cannot live without busi­ "Improve tho waterworks and ex­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill At The outlook ib problematical just TUEAMCSjCAMT*RCA5 \ '* '■ Ci \TION East Coast after having spent Christness friends and social friends. And tend the sewerage system, for they len. now. It is always problematical. It mns hero with his home folks. this living for each other brings up Misses Margaret and Anna Beil Ak is problematical with every business better the health o f your town. Mrs. Qulgg nnd children returned -This la the time to prepare for the the question of business reciprocjty. Build that church, that school, that len spent Christmas with home folki' man in the city. This game o f life Is many new people who come to Flori­ There arc men in business here de­ problematical. When we arise in the court house, and go ahead with every­ Tuesday from spending several days Mr. nnd Mrs. Robinson, of Wat da after the holidays. pending upon other men in business morning it is a gamble as to whether thing that shows you are a red- with their folks In Orlando. ------------ o Johnny Swanson o f Palm Beach Longwood, returned Tuesday frois for their success in their particular we will finish out the string and blooded American, with faith in your Jacksonville where they have bets Orlando is building another $100,- line. They want all the trade here to is visiting his mother, Mrs. A. N. country. for the past several weeks. come home at night. Wo might cross ®00 apartment house. They believe come to their doors but when they the Btrcet in safety or we might get "Now is the time for men—real .Swanson, and sister, Mrs. N. II. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. J. Hunt and two in building them often down there. need something in another line they killed by nn airplane or a fast driver men—to lead o ff and do things. C ow -' Braddock, here. children arrived Thursday morning to -o ards only are slackers. The patriot! '**■ -'l°nr° c has recently purin nn auto or a sign might fall on us We haven’t read the record yet but sc" (1 ° r « ° ° ut o f ‘ w° n for chpsed a new Overland touring cnr. spend Christmas, with her parenU, a notorious fact that more than fifty enn do ns much in this time of peace ns we pass along the Bfreet or ve. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Allen. • suppose old "home brew" made sever­ Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. per cent of Sanford|s money goes out might ent a bad oyster, etc, etc. Hpw- for his country ns he could do in war. Misses Ella and Nancie Hartley al home runs on Christmas Day. J. W. Sullivan were: Mr. and Mrs. J. o f town for various articles that can ever, this does, not deter us from go­ Let’s play ball!” spent Christmas with their parents, The last sentence is particularly W. Thompson, Miss Viola Williams, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. J- Heartly. A. W. 0 . L. has another meaning be purchased here. Wc do not say ing right ahead nnd doing husincss Miss Bertha Williams, Miss Genette now. It is the American "Women’s that there is any law about trading each day just ns though death did buoyant; it is umjcninbly American— Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krenus, of Thompson o f Kcnanvilie and Mr. J. out of town. Sometimes we cunnot not lurk right around the corner with "Let's piny ball!’’ That is a delightOverscas^Lcngue nmUJjkc the name Ashville, is visiting Mrs. Geo. Lew­ E. Williams of Middlcburg. the history of the women is just as get what wc want here Sometimes a black jack ready to hold us up at fill way of saying: "Let's put our is. Mrs. Smith and children of Auburnthe man in certain lines docs not care nny time. If we stopped to study shoulders to the wheel; let’s work; picturesque and interesting. Mr., and Mrs. Roy McCracken spent enough about his patrons to advertise, let’s dig our toes into the crcvcies and | werc Christmas visitors nt the nbo lit whnt might happen* we would -o Mrs. Gpodhcnrt Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. We could house a thousand people to quote prices, to give his patrons never get anywhere and tho man who push, over the boulders which are 'home of Mr. nnd Williamson. . here right now with two auto camps what they want and when they wnnt intends to get ahead and docs get holding up our progress; let's forget 'Sjoblom here. Miss Mnrriottn nnd Anna Ticknoi A boy was bom nt the home of Mr. and this would mean at least two it and with an apathetic air waits on ahead docs not stop to think about this talk of pessimism ami be optimis­ mid Mrs. Alex Strickland. . Both ° f Orlando were visiting Miss Ellen thousand dollars a day being spent his trade as though it was coming (o what might happen—in nine cases out tic; let's be strong, virile, enthusiastic -Fuller Sunday. hmi and he was doing them a big fa­ of ten he is prepared for eventualities Americans, all united in n single pur­ mother and baby are doing fine. here the rest of the season. Rev. R. W. Edwards of Jacksonville M,s" Eva StUttrt " tun« d Mond»J vor to let them have Inst year's styles ns much ns a poor.mortal can pre­ pose!" ------------ o----------- is expected here to preach Sunday. >to Tampa after visiting her horn# The Times-Union says holly is es­ for war prices. But wc mean thnt pare— and he is too busy to contem­ There is too much idle talk in this folks for Christmas. I pecially pretty, at this time of the the majority of the merchants want plate what might happen on the country’ - The dyspeptics, the profes_ _ _ _ n - _ _ niwwwTxYwr Mr. nnd ^ r8- ^ J* Hartley wu year. Couldn’t be referring to Ilob business and are going after it like shores of Dismal Lake,- he is sailing -sional glooms, the dolorous near­ Holly of the Sanfofd Herald. He’s they wnnt it and yet wc would bring over the azure blue of the lake of sighted arc sitting cross-legged in the that way ail the year ’round.—Gaines- to the attention of the business men Hope and meets each day with a song midst of their .little personal doubts here the fact that they should prac­ of praise and thanksgiving that the nnd writing all sorts of pitiful mes­ . While riding on the truck of the " ! Christmas eve to spend Christmu vilte Sun. tice whnt they preach and help other Lord has nllowod to him to live and sages with dead sprigs, never once Gillen-Fry Electrical Company, yes- " ith ^ r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Din•' • Now Is the time for the growers merchants to live as well. We should enjoy life. This continual grouch and referring to the fncts, much less play­ terday on Seventh street, a young 0 ' Vllt- slightest ..................... ....... ............ . .electrician named Moon was thrown A,,lonP the visitors in S«nfo r d « and the business men to join the dan- nil stand together and keep our mon­ cronkings nnd lamentations will nev­ ingK the attention to them. ford Chamber of Commerce. The ey nt home if we ever expect to mnke er get us anywhere. Regardless of Listen to what David Lawrence, o n e Jon the brick pavement whep the .truck * l i \« ° t , Up ' transportation committee alone of- this a big city. n ° ’ * 1 ' the fact thut fruits and vegetables of the most tedious students in this made a sharp turn nnd sustained s c r i-, ’ ns ' ' ' ‘ . , . . : i . Li . , *n man nnd son, Miss Georgia Hall, fers you more thnn your annual dues Reciprocity Is the thing. We tickle ore not bringing much on the market country says: The worst is over. A ,ou s injury to his head. The young A ..u i n A Sunday school and school Christ­ you and get tickled in return, and so now we should go right ahead bol­ turn for the bettor in the business sit- mnn was taken to the Fcmaldwill pay in ten years to come. mas tree and entertainment was hcU ------------ » -----------it goes right on down the line. The stering up our business. We should ufttion of the country has come-. Gov- Laughton hospital where he iB re..... . . x, . ..... .. , ,! . . ’ ,| .p. » . at the Library Christmas eve. There . . The Sanford Herald is talking to !Icral<1 K‘ vc» aWa>’ >’ards of space to go right ahead making plans for bet­ eminent officials generally ure glad ceivmg every attention. The injury their readers about having the vege-; somo fellow who turns around nnd ter freight and express rates nnd to be able to send a New Year mes- ' to his head is n serious one but wns ft arfj<> a n an n am! rs. , . table blues. We are wondering if throws his business somewhere else then—go ahead building hotels and ^sage to the Atnerican people thnt all *it is hoped that he will he able to ^ r. an Miss Mildred, Mrs. Mathews, Miu it is any relative of the grapefruit Wl,h never a thought of what the business houses and homes and put- |danger of a collapse in the credit sit- ^lie hack on the job again within no­ Mildred Dickson and Leigh ^Idato# and orange blues and if a song has newspaper is doing for him nnd howls ting up tents for the thousands who t uation has passed and thnt from now* other week. It seems thnt he was been writtert about them yet? — I.ake-' the loudest about not getting n free arc .headed this way and want to stop ! on a steady return to norpuil condi-1talking to some o f the other men on of Sanford, were calling on friends ■* * land Star. I write-up now and then. We don’t in Sanford if we can find u place for I tinns may he expected.” ! the truck nnd did not know it was Sunday. Clyde nnd Maurice Clowser of Or­ ________0 ________ mind the free write up and are wil- them. Wv hnve no time for sitting j Practically nil of the export writ- [rounding the curve at the intersection lando, wore visitors In town fiund*y. We would remind the Rod and Gun !»ng aad anxious to give them all the around in sackcloth and ashes and bo- ( t>rs express similur opinions and th e 'o f the streets and had no chnncc to Wc wish all the renders of the Her­ Club that they should be up and do- ! time l>ut the free write up should fol- moaning our fate. If half of the pen- j American people have cause to feel *save himfielf from falling on the brick ald a Happy and Prosperous Niw ing if they intend to get that yncht low a 1X01 advertising campaign, or pie here had ns much to contend with optimistic—and not to be pcsimistic pavement. He came hero several club house started and the boat has- a l’’K hunch of job work or some in- ns the newspaper man did, if half of Indeed, it is time to build up the ter­ months ngo from Neft' York state nnd Year1. had gone through the trying race in the garden, to trim the lawn, his friends are looking after- him in and all of the various and sundry dication thnt the man we them arehelping Henry McLaughlin, president of the times of the last four years as the t0 do general housc-cleannig! things that they willhave tu do in ls trying to help us nnd this applies while nt the hospital. Gulf Ports Terminal railway, told » making Sanford a real tourist's head- to every business in Sanford. We newspaper man has gone, if half of {_ The calamity howlers should group of Pensacola business men »t quarters. note the fellow who should be pat- them were confronted with (he trials [ pivon rain checks. It is time their Whenever we rend- about the won­ the Chamber of Commerce that if he and trihulatiuns and troubles ami seats were given to people who are ________0 ______ ranking his neighbor and friend goderful blessings thnt must surely ac­ werc provided with sufficient fundi title profit year by year they would interested in the play. '"Let’s play It is high time thatthe progressive ir'K e,s*where to bu>‘ wbatwrtr,ts crue to ninnkind through the guid­ to connect his railroad with Mobile hardly have the spirit to continually ball!"—Jacksonville Metropolis, people of this city weeded out the un­ and out of town nt that. ing hand o f woman in world nffnirs hay he could guarantee a reduction of boost and boOst and boost all by your , ________ ^ Reciprocity is the jewel of the age?. progressive and placed them where >ve always hope for the best, trembl­ 20 per cent ‘in frieght rntes to PenHthey belong. Whatever helps one Practice it now and resolve to make lonesome, it is notihng to feel bright n 0 1 t , [)A NEGROES P BOG RESing with fear nt the same time as we eoln from practically every Mississip­ ii ..tie of your New Year's re&olu when everything is bright but it HINr> AGRICULTURALLY recall how the wife of Gustavus Adol­ helps all and those who stand hack pi valley point. The rate on coal and take.* Honit’ ri*m stuff to kerp moving i..its Reciprocity is all things. You year after year refusing to give any­ phus guided (ins that tune and caus­ iron from the ■Birmingham district thing to the Chamber of Commerce, Are no better Than your neighbor and whrn thtTi* an? ho many "blutV sent* ed him to get the stulTing beaten out would bt cut to but a fraction of tered around all the time. ’ L 'la1, 'v,,rk ,n Flori,la ,s bc* just la-cause you think you' are bel­ to the advertising of the city, to the Sanford never had such teal pros- ginning to attract attention. Many of him temporarily when, at lire sug­ whnt it is at present, he declared. ter does not give you a license to many features that mean so much to peels as right now. Sanford growers stute papers commenting upon the re- gestion, he paused in his triumphant all the business inbetests have no snub them in any way whatsoever. have the world by the tail with a j markable showing mnde by the negro march to set up a glittering court in right to share in the business- that is We should cut out the "shoddy aris­ The fifty-ton Bay City ditcher, hr* extension exhibits at the state fair in order that the hnugfity lenders of sobrought hree through the untiring ef­ tocracy" feeling that kills so many of lown hill pull and do not know it. ciety in those parts might not be left arrived nnd ■is being assembled for Sanford merchants have the grnnd- Jacksonville. Prizes were nwarded to forts of n few big-hearted, up-to-date 'the cities after they start growing under n false impression as to who use by the National Farm estate i# <-st chance to get together and make negro boys nnd girls beenuse of exand progressive citizens. There is a and get down to the old friendly feel­ really was ‘ who.—Tarpon Springs digging ditches, drninage work and this the greatest city in Florida in cellence in their products, showing the way to make singers out of those who ing that makes the whole world kin Lender. road work. and would bring us all together in.one (he next four years. Don’t stop any- imuorlnnce the fair authorities are refuse to sing. big happy family working fur each tiling, but start everything and start placing Upoin this work, ■— — - — o --------------- -— Confidence .men have picked .laik- t»66 is UO p ro scrip tio n for t olds, Thenegro club work of 1-lorida is other and working toward the one it ntnv with the new yearupon us. It New Year’s Day Saturday and sonvillo for a base of operations, it’s F ever a n d I>aCirippc. It's the makes us tired to have this little a part o f the program of the AgrieulJohnny Jones shows all next week end—that of living for each other and spurt of discontent hit this section lural Extension Division, of the ITni- up to the Jacksonville police to make, m ost s p e e d y re m e d y we know, ought to keep things lively around helping each utheY—that is reciprocity ahopt this time each yearwhen there versity of Florida and the Florida n base hit. 17-I3U the first of the year. Next week is and it makes the world better all is no real reason for it. We intend State College for Women, co*operthe time to .bring the.people to town t aruuni ■ to get behind the railroads and make ntlng with Negro Agricultural and and the merchants should make big them give us what we want nnd must Mechnnicnl College nt Tnilnh&ssect preparations to entertain them with HAVE YOU (JOT THE VEGETABLE have. Wc intend to have the grow­ The report of A. A. Turner, local dis­ special sales and many bargains and BLUES? . ers get together on some plan thnt trict pgent for negro extension work get the visitors in the habit of com­ will market their celery crop to good j in Florida, reveals much that is ining here to trade. We have the stores . You have all heard the old song advantage. Wc intend to help the ; (cresting concerning negro club work and we have the goods and we have about having the "alcholic blues" nnd business men of this city to bring -jn the state. The boys arc organized the prices and when they are brought just now- a l)Uni h of p^optc here have more trade here and we intend to do into "Farm Makers’ Clubs,’’ and the here by any special attraction is the the “ vegetable blues" and it hangs something right now to bring in new girls into "Home Makers’ Clubs.” time to show them our waYes. The over the city in big streaks of imagpeople and find them homes for the There were only seven men and nine ■hows are the only fair and big time ir.ory lines that seem ready to drop remainder of the season nnd last but I women field workers engaged in this we will have this year in January nnd over on some of them and crush them I H A V E THEM not hast we would ask each nnd ev- cntcrprjac during 1020. The men this should bring the crowds from down. These "vegetable blues" have ery man here to join the Hanford worked six months and the women every city and hamlet within one hun­ been an epidemic here for many sea­ Chamber of Commerce and with a l ^ Ven months during the year. But, dred miles of Sanford. sons and while there are one oY two concerted effort to do all of these J^ i d c r i n g the small numberof work------------ o-----------seasons that they could not possibly things for which we are always - crs an(j short time they worked, k*ver>’ tendency at this time seems have an epidemic on account of the grumbling and seeking but which will they have made a wonderful showing. to point to a turning of the tide in high prices there always creeps into never come to us without some effort This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and Among the club members have been the affairs of men and that in a few the business affairs of the city that on our part. to say just what is my candid convictions would put it placed 126 purebred pigs. Twentyweeks there will be a decided change discordant note about what the crops For heavens sake, quit talking most too strong for the careful, conservative person— that for more stability all along the line. might or might not do and the busi­ about what happened in Georgia and three hof^ postures and nine hog wal­ person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who Right now the celery growers should ness seems to be builded upon the other states. We *re not living in lows have been made by club mem­ bers. Home maker -Members have has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. get together on some good plan of sands that are continually sliding Georgia but in-the greatest state in filled 134,708* containers with fruit, their crop and the safest away from under the foundation of the uniun and one that lias had some way is to make the price reasonable our structures. This should all be hard blows but has always recovered vegetables and meats. Wastd fats and sell it here. The destiny of the changed and regardless o f whether and one that has not becn-hit by any­ have been saved and converted into 2V .a | present crop lies in the hands of the the growers make fortunes or not the thing this season except a. case of 8890 bars of soap. They have made tion— lots are being sold right along and building They have * growers themselves-as nothing can situation should be and is solid "blues” thnt are more imaginary than 338 fireless cookers. section is such os to gladden the heart of those who nave screened 106 houses and covered 138 ^ be done on freight rates and other enough to go right ahead making o\ir real. / t changes in time for this year’s crop plans for the future and there should the good of Sanford at heart. (iet busy and help us to help you wells. They hnve painted 56 houses Business generally will assume a bet- never be any blues in this section. We and by helping each other and pulling and remodeled 21. Upward of 910 ter aspect after the first of the year are not a one crop section, wc are not together there will never be anything dozens of eggs have been preserved although business in this city has dependent iq>on rains, wc are not here except prosperity. i for homo use. Agents hawc influenced ________ o________ [ the purchase of 38 homes by negro been very good and there is no com -' afraid of losing the entire output on plaint from anyone. What all of the j account of a cold snap and if it ever The league o f nations at Geneva |families, business hien everywhere want ‘ at ‘ docs in period of Ufc or twenty years already accomplished good. I t ! During September and October ft presetit is some assurance that the freeze Iftgain the orange trees soon has exposed European diplomacy as j series of schools were held in eleven "The Man Who Sella D irt Cheap bottom will not fall out all at once come back" and the man who sticks a sham and a fraud. * . counties. Special lecturers were obPrices, aays the Tampa Tribune, went comes back with them, the vegetable ------- -------------------- jtained for tihs work. They traveled up * atep at a time and they should grower goes rgiht along and plants Watch the South East Corner of Page Two Prices are now being regulated by j 1481' miles nhd held 20 meetings, not come down by way of the banis­ another crop and if he does not re­ ‘ the new economic law o f ovenupply reaching 915 club member* and dem ters, which is veYy very true. coup his losses be at least evens up and under-demand.—Washington Post *onstrstors.. During these schools and TBESANFORDHERALD L0NGW00D THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY LAKE MARY ITEMS L K v W H S f t mu-, -p -j| FELL FROM Farms, Homes, Groves, L ots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” J . E. SPURLING �. * .. J 1 v. * V :AS THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER SI, 1920 TgE h ig h f r e ig h t r a t e s RIG WHOLESALE AUTOMOBILE AND THE PRICE OF LABOR EQUIPMENT COMPANY TO STRANGLING THE GROWERS , MAKE SANFORD ITS HOME fruit BOY BANDITS UPSALA AND HOLDUPTRAIN GRAPEVILLE g ro w erspro test ONE RILLED IS SANFORD’S GAIN and 5323305348534853535348535323484823532353015323015348 1 . ■ ; v f :; CHEAPER FREIGHT RATES AND CENTER OF STATE THE CHIEF ASSET vegetable BUSINESS IS SU F ­ FERING Ed., Randall, of Sanford, spent Mon­ WILL SOON BE CHIEF CITY IN day visiting with Mrs. Williams and ,v big MEETING AT ORLANDO T n E STATE FOR DISTRIBUT­ Mrs. Campbell. TWIN BOYS GO >yRONG AND YESTERDAY CALLED FO RI ING CENTER. Mrs. August Swanson spent a day TAKE UP LIFE OF THAT PURPOSE. last week prith Mrs. Vihlen. CRIME Thc Chamber of Commerce has | Mrs. Bcngston is visiting her daugh­ ORLANDO, Dec. C8.— Declaring concluded successful negotiation^ ter, Mrs. Tyner this week and will be * (Br Thd AiiocUud Frau I Out the citrus anii v®Jf®hable Induswith Mr. A. B. Cheney, o f the KANKAKEE, Dec. 29.—One of the pleased to s<y her old friends. . of Florida was being quickly two youthful bandits who held up the L Automobile Supply Company, Mrs. Erlcson was calling on Mrs. strangled to death, on the one hand, New Orlcans-Chlcngo flyer o f the iflPT whose headquarters are in Au­ E. W. Lundquist and Miss Ruth Beru excessive prices demanded by and inois Central, near here last night, gusta, Georgia, for the location qulst Monday afternoon. pjid to labor in the field and packing was killed in a battle with the police o f a branch in Sanford for the „ Mr. and Mrs. Ballinger were callers an was na well tottering to its and railroad detectives near here this distribution of their various lines at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Erlcson „pid dissolution under tho bludgeon morning, the other surrendered. The of automobile supplies and ga­ Tuesday. How* of unwarranted high freight youths were Joseph and Jacob Scott, rage equipment. . Mrs. E. W. Lundquist nnd Miss „tfi on tin: other hsnd, and that be- twins) twenty-four years old, resi­ Mr. Chuncy, in an interview with a Ruth Bcrgquist were calling nt the tt«n the two a cnlegory ol c ’tnients dents of Greenville, III. Several hun­ representative of the Herald stated homd of Mrs. Bertlcson on Tuesday. c' pirticinit! t f coat was eating lta dred dollars in cash and a few thous­ that he was most favorably impress­ Little Evn Karr, o f DeLnnd, is nt*U away, over 400 leading and rep- and in jewelry were recovered. ed with the possibilities Sanford o f­ spending the week with her relatives rt«ntativc men o f Florida, interested fers ns a distributing center for the in Eupsnln. („ry phase o f the twin agricultural Central and Southern portions o f the from the same shipment fo r their Mrs. Menlof and their twol little parwits n j well as representatives of state. He also stated that the ad­ ones left Sunday to spend n wiVk at freight and icing charge, carried con­ iteresta, met this morning at vantages Sanford possesses in the the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ngc county.court house. The viction and induced similar recitals on matter of freight rates wns an im­ Johnson at Punta Gordn. Mrt Mealer tlje part of citrus growers and opera­ iess of the situation confront­ portant factor in his decision to lo­ is stopping with Mr. nnd Mrs. Bertletors, all tending to the same sum­ ing the industry and the appreciation cate here. son. mary, that the freight rates on their of where the heroic remedy lay was The Automotive Supply Company Mr. Swan is delighted to hnve with products was the chief burden o f the is on exclusively wholesale jobbing xolrtd in the impassioned expression present costs. He called particular at­ gia nnd shrdlu ctaoni shrdlu un shr him his daughter, Dr. Mary Swnn, o f bj Hr- R- p - Burton, of Leesburg, Chicago, to spend the holidays nt his thit “the patriotism of the labor of tention to the ngrement on the part house at present covering South Car­ home near Twin Lakes. of the railroads wheq the advance of olina and Georgia. They arc distritfcii country during the war wai meas­ The Sanford Indies of the Red Cross ured by their pockets," and he threw 15 per cent in freight rates had been [ tutors for Swinehnrt Tires nnd carkindly remembered Mrs. Geo. Clark grnntcd, thnt preferred service would ,ry n full line of standard automobile dawn the gauntlet of open cnallenge again on Christmas day ns well ns at hy asserting that the present exorbi­ be given fruit nnd vegetable products supplies, accessories, garage equip­ Thanksgiving. This is a blessed work and maintained'that the carriers had ment, tools, etc. * tant'! of rate demands by the cArri *rs nnd should be continued. utterly fallen down in their share o f Mr. Cheney £as for qome time been could ns well be traced to the *el#iah Rev. R. W. Edwards writes us that* an* of that clement. Ths log!r o f his the agreement, stating that "shippers impressed with the rapid development he hopes to b e with us next Sunday are paying from 15 to 20 per cent o f this section of Florida and believes a^ment brought to his standard the nfternoon at 3:30’ for service nt our urnimous approval o f the assembly above first-class rates for this prom­ that by putting in a stock of supplies church nnd will preach in the momi i i i i u i u they n i c y will w i n be u v iable iu ic i u igive fiv i? \ » at oSanford to He was not alone in expressing his ised preferred service, and thnt they nit the dealers in their line quick ship- 1 Mary. views, and the trend of statements on are not gettipg it." Discussion o f other phases o f the ments and efficient scryice which will I Sundny 8cho01 moei* nt 2:30 now' Use floor indicated that the results of situation wns had by S. S. Griffin, supply a real demand, insuring a vol-1 Come nnd enjoy it. the meeting finally would be n radi­ Orlsndo; Dr. M. Samples, Haines umc of business coinparing favorably , We are sorry to lose Mr. nnd Mrs. cal revolution in the basis of compen­ Albert Cruse but they are expected sating field an:1 parking house labor City; M. J. Dnctwylcr, Orlando; Dr. with other sections of their territory. to move to Weklwa this week to a Sadler, Mt. Dora; P. F. Shupe, Oak­ Mr. Cheney is now stopping at the bjr changing at once to the pet; diem home they will purehnse there, ac­ land and others. Valdez Hotel. of hourly pay ins'-ea-1 of the piece sys­ companied by their two little daught­ Atf the nfternoon sesslon^tho senti­ tem, which, it wus panted out, would e r s , Ru^h nnd Oledn nnd mother, Mrs. accomplish both the lessening of cost ment was unanimous that the body Bello Canady. We wish them well recommend to Its members for indi­ ai well as assist in securing n butter wherever they go. quality of the article, and a concert­ vidual adoption n scale of pay for la­ Happy New Year. * 1 nnd Mr"- Bnmey Beck and chilbor in which $3.50 would be the maxi­ ed and untiring effort to reduce the •. „ „ . „ , dren, Charlie, Minnie nnd Barnwell and Mrs. J. C. Fall o f Celery .. , freight rates gone about in an intelli- mum day wage? paid for picking and „ „ „Mr. „„ „„ ,*,„u xi took Christmas dinner at the homo of 25 cents an hour the maximum for nvenue have ns theix*, guests Mrs. . , _ . . . geat way, by the appointment o f n ordinary fnrm labor. ' . , , Fall’s sister, Mrs. Hubert Leuffgcn, ^ " i 0 " Cnr ” nlt,“ nd repWentative executive committee Tho following committees wore « p - , toKethor wltH Mr< UufTgen and their l” 1™ 18’ Mr' who would have at its disposnl the pointed, the firr.t named to <•<irtitute four .... __ .returning ___ nnd Mrs. Westerdick. children. They are “ " V T , braiJil and backing which could be tl\o chairman: to their homo in Chicago next week Wn8 T mUch, ° / ^ wscured only from effective organiza­ .. , ___ ,___ ,_______ different homes of our quiet little Organization - R. P. Burton, '.itff- after several wceka visit here. tion of those whose very industrial community will write of those we have burg; E. F. Lane, J. H. Sndlcr. Win_ I L Luther u tiic i L. is, Ferguson n i f , u o u , i hns •*«»*> returned • v k u tiic u . , . lives were nt stake, . ter Garden; S. O. Chase, Sanford; P. , v n 0 , hefird about or neon. Mr. S. J. Sligh, of Orlando, a rep­ D. Waite, J. S. Taylor, Largo; J. W. . ... nnrcnt. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Volie Williams had n pnrents. resentative operator ns well ns grow­ Sample, Haines City; A. B. Michael,' fine --------------•*--*little tree for their little non. parents. . Miss Essie Warren and Wesley er, was quickly selected ns chnirmnn Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell W'abasso; H. L. Borelnnd, Ocnln; W. J. Flowers were mnrricd Inst Fridny. . of the meeting, nnd he explained its Krone, Homestead; IT. O. Hamm, Pn Essie Is the youngest daughter o f Mr. rc« “ ‘d ^ tw° ,Ut c ^ Arthur purpose by reciting the proceedings of latkn; E. C. Giiiett, Tampa; York, nnd Mrs. M. A. Warren. The young ^ f " d GrnC° ‘ to " tr‘M ' nm! 1,11 ita a similar preliminary meeting held • »havc ----- ai--dollpht*. Arcadia, nnd Edwards, Thonotosasso. j-pcop|c the------ROod$ wishcB of „n n„ al Leesburg on December 20. While j Mr. nnd Mrs. John Lundquist and Railroads R. O. Chase, Sanford; Mr nn(, M„ w A Rnynor nnd he stressed on high freight rates as , Mr. nnd Mrs August Swanson nnd G. R. Williams, Jacksonville; Dow, L (r nnd M„ w m Rnynnr nnd Rori( the prune cause for present unprofit-j son, Archie, shnred in n pretty tree Aull, Stewart^and Thomas, Tampa. , w||, , h(> Third( w,.r„ nt Coranado able umlitions, he mentioned other ( nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Supply M. Sample, Haines City; j Bc|lch at theIr eoftllK«. over ChristmnB. features that had helped to bring l.undquist for their three little ones C. II. Wnlkcr and A. J. Nye, Orlando; G. C. McDougnl is at home from ............... •bout the deplorable condition in J. C. Lee, Leesburg; J. J. Parrish, Ti­ Atlanta, .Ga., during the hoiidnys. ° n chr,stmns ovewhich the industry now finds itself, The Bertlcson family held their tusville. . Miss Jeanette Beaton nnd Miss *uch as tho early shipping.of imma­ tret for the little bncs this year at] Vera McCullough o f W'nycross, Ga., ;.’ vv ture fruit, the practice o f various in­ of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mngnunre. visiting their nunt, Mrs. O. C. tl'° hom<* dependent operators bidding against son. McDougnl, for two weeks. each other regarding rates that were There wns a fine tree nt tho homo Donald Fay of the IJ. S. Radio of Mr. nnd Mrs. Tyner in which Mr paid pickers, problems of equitable Service, stationed nt Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. Krell Joined, while on Christ­ distribution of the crop among n is here on a furlough to visit his pnr­ ians day they nnd their guests indulg­ iwnpe of markets instead of concen­ ents, Dr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Fay and sis- ed In a ronsted pig for dinner. / (F ro m W *Jn e»4ajr « D a lly ) tration, inferior materials furnished, Last night being the night of the] ter, Miss Susie Fny of Cameron nve »' well as the desirability of elimi­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Lee had a nice the holiday season nation entirely certain elements of anniversary of St. John nnd one of i nuo t , ,during , . little tree for their fnml y on ChristEd J. Cameron hns surprised his , .A „ f. , ", coat the necessity o f which wns now the principal anniversary nights of , . . ... , _ mns night after spending the dny with bringing a brtdo. home . . . friends by in question. i..t______ his parents, as well ns his brother, the Mnsonie roder, was the ocension from Pnlatkn nnd, is receiving con Roy nnd wife and bnhics on the West Mr. A. E .'Sandlin, mnnnger o f the of the installation of the newly elect­ grntulntionn. Leesburg suhexchange, nnd Secretary Side. Tho election o f officers nt Moore’s Downing o f the Leesburg Board • of ed nnd appointed officers of the Ma­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Lundquist hnd ..... . —~ Trade, were selected an secretaries of sonic bodies o f tho city. While the Station Sunday school took place last Sunday. Mr. Elwood Irish wns unani- “ ^ ce for their gticsts Miss Ruth the meeting. installation ceremonies were not pub­ mously re-elected ns superintendent »nd brother Elmer and The return from tho questionnaires lic, they were very informal, and as to succeed himself, ns also were thc Clnrcnce and Mr. and Mrs. John Lundwhich had been "Dispatched to practiremaining officers. Miss Helen Juist who 8Pcnt ^hri»tma» ^ with rslly the entire Florida field as a re- is usual might easily have been open Chorpenlng as secretary and treasT . ^ *ult of the Leesburg meeting, were tq,thc public. urrr » n j M l.. Huly I l.r t . . orBnnl.t. Thc L und^l.t b o ,. John Elmer, wad by Mr.-Snndlin and the general The Mnsonie bodies of Sunford are Tho Christman trro aad rnlortaln. *hter Eltrend of written reports from Ocala, both in a good healthy condition, both moat at M ooroV sU tlon church look , ' n' " l" > *"1°* * l" e * ll" ' f h» ” ' ; Bradentown, Tavares, Leesburg, Polk having pussed through %'ery gratify­ pl.ro Monday o«calaB. Tho rhumh . “ [• ,n<l„ Mr*Woodard County points, Palmetto, Nocotec, Pc- ing years under the able leadership romfortahly filled for all Ihr rala. • " 'I c o a . Mr. and Mm. Andrew BcrLand, Sanford and many others, while o f Jno. D. Jinkins of the bluiTlodgo Tho tree, a beautiful coder, wn. filled R“ ° n * nd f * ^ , Chlre, My. .a d Mm. eiving figures and recommendations and W. JT. W’hcele.Hs o f the Chapter. y lfl. for the pupil, aad there Rri' “ >" * "'1 MI' ‘ M*rc* " t' The officers of tho blue lodge were with in detail, were practically unanimous were candy, nut., or.n Be , nnd tan- R"*b, E.ther and .on Gilbert Mr. in the prognosis that early demise installed first, the installation cere­ Rcrene. for all. Tho entertainment I. " nd„M,r*' M «nu.on, all motomd o ,.r •waited the fruit and vegetable In­ monies being handled by Past Master ..Id la be the be.t ever Blvcn. Much l° D’2 ? nd <» ■l>'"d C hrl.lm .. d . , dustries of Florida unless substantial C. J. Rumph. The foilwiong were in­ credit I, due tha.e h.»lnB It la charge. .wl,h M(r',* nd “ rV Ad*” K* " ' »nd even radical readjustment pro­ stalled: W. M. Haynes, W. M.; W. T. Them I. .urn. c p e c l.lly good W ent j J T * ,olk* ' nJ“ J' d * rids to Lak. cesses wore undergone in all the elc- Whceless, S. W.; D. S. Babbitt, J. W.; . ___ „ ‘ n’»,nts thnt make up the cost o f mar- Ed. Randall, S. D.; Sehellc Mainea, J. among the young people, that w ith. e.e” l . Ilttl. training make. . line .howlng.]-, A1 , H * f p5' " nd Pro' P' ” U ‘ „N' w keting the fruits, and the Intelligent D. ; 'F . B. Adams, secretary; G. W. The chureh w . . deenmted vent r f. !,*« « H - b o rend our humble line., Y “ r opinion of qualified representatives'In Spencer, treasurer; R. B. Chapman, the sections named was that these ad­ S. S.; E. F. Lane, J. S.; F. P. Forster, ficiently. Many remarked on the) ap­ Julian Lililanthal, "the mad post o f pearance o f It justments should be commenced sim­ Chaplain; C. 0 . Bradbury, Tiler. Fort Dade," blamed moonshine for O f the Chapter thc*followlng wero ultaneously at the top and the bottom his theft of $350 from Harry Thorn­ OVER-STIMULATED HEART by securing both cheaper labqr nnd installed; R. B. Chapman, IL P.; John burg, a cigar merchant. He waa blusson, King; D. S. Rabbett, Scribe; fheapey freight rates. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 21>.— Death i brought back to St. Petersburg Moni The situation, an affecting the vege- J ob. Moughton, Treasurer; C. J. of Carter W. Johnson, Chicngo sales- 1 (iaV» two weks after he disappeared tahle interests particularly, was ,dis- Rumph, secretary; L. B. Hodgins, cap. man, who succumbed Inst Friday ■with his employer’s money while .on by Mr. D. E. Marlow, o f San- of Host; John Gove, prin. soj.; Morris shortly after taking a drink of liquor, |his way to a St. Petersburg bank, and. fofdi who told of experiences of his H. Spencer, R. -A. capt.; I. Bartlett, was not due to wood alcohol poison- 1 following his apprehension in Mobile, °wn as well ns other growers and op- Mas. 3rd V.; T. W. Jones, Ma: " J Ing "but to taking a- stimulant that | , .1 ------------------------- — orators, one of which netted him $3.43 V.; Schellc Maines, Mas. 1st V.; waa too strong for his diseased; Columbia: Because o f the excclBradbury, Scntinle; Geo. tf profit on a carload o f 400 hampers hoart," according to a report last ] lent showing made by this county at or 1„,000 heads, o f fancy lettuce, and Chaplain. t The installation ceremonies were night by a chemist. It had been stat-,the state fair, many o f the moat pcsboing a. former railway official, his cd that Johnson suffered from heart simiatic have been convinced o f the analysis of the situation by which the conducted by Past H. P. L. R. Phil­ disease fo r several years. value o f fairs. railroads realized a total o f $423.09 ips. S EAST SANFORD j MASONS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS You C ant Make Hag Without Sunshine W h y not make som e real " H A Y " in the S U N ­ SHINE by starting a check account ■v ’th us. Bi^ild up your credit th&t you m a ; : e able to master difficult problem s. [Seminole County Bank! 1 Sanford,Florida A Home Bank for IiomePcoplc —Thomaa R. Baker, Ph. D„ llollina College, Aanalytlc and Consulting Chemist says of the water: "O f the many waters of this and oth­ er regions that 1 have analyzed, I have found none superior In all good quali­ ties to that of the ‘Elder Water."— Phone 311-W. Office in Miller Building. R ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R CO. m * . ■- ' j- ji.n W E WISH A L L OUR FRIENDS A N D PATRONS WHO H A V E BEEN OUR FRIENDS A N D PATRONS r FOR THE PAST Y E A R ■ - , ‘ T- I I ’ A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR AND A PROSPEROUS ONE • *> •> i * «fa M A Y OU U R E L A T IO N S W IT H T H E G E N E R A L P U B L IC t B E A S P L E A S A N T IN T H E N E X T T W E L V E M O N T H S ? A S T H E Y H A V E B E E N IN T H E P A S T IS T H E W ISH O F ->. The 111 *r ,'V , * Peoples Bank:! of Sanford ■ HAMPERS A m p le Stocks :: ■ Prom pt Deliverg . .. - v. * sSa iC fll •>; - i’J- Cotton Seed Meal * * . • m Vi ; ^ JR Nitrate Soda j Bone M e a l • ;J C a. s t o#r P o m a c e i m Kainit Our Prieea Will Saue You Money & COM PANY A s soon ^as the new * fireproof LABOR TROUBLE hospital of at least twenty-five rooms IN E N G LA N D . to be erected on McGregor Boulevard, CALLS PREMIER (Or Th» AuKUtml rr«»•) PARIS, Dec. 2 9 ^ 0 n account of the labor situation which makes necessary the prefence of Premier LIoyd-George in London, the neat conference o f Allied.pre­ miers will be In London ro Paris, "hot Alee, as waa'planned, accord­ ing to newspapers here. ..........• w Ft. Myers, nt the coqt of about $35,000 is completed, a private room will be fitted up and maintained as a me­ morial to Capt. R. C. M. Pagei who with ‘ G. Hunter Bryant and Thomas H. Colcord lost his life in the tragic hydroplane accident which occured a t . Everglade on March 21. l» ■ ift 1 a Herald W a n t Ad,— I t p a y s. \ { i«t . iMm by establishing credit with a reliable bank. <■ . V, m Reserve Your Resources •' i < . Ur# Nor can you make much monfey without some effort to i i t , : , •. * .T-1;. 7 * i ‘i ' ‘ -r-iT _x f -■ �— U. THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31,1920 n o t ic e or n r iiK T io a letters arrLY to fatxm t. roa Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 of the #hd*r' General Statutes NOTICB l» hereby * 1**0 !>■•« » • »h# •lined will make appllcatlow lo the \,f th* Slat, of riori<U. at TalUhaaoe*. !ila, <m lh* Still da, of January. A. V ._ ltC l, f..r l e t t k r * p a t e n t io be u « » i i» RKA1,j I t V 1/1 AN a GUARANTY COMPANY under th* foltaw|tt£ proposed Article* of I&oorport* 5f Ion. J. D. nOWMAN. 8 . A. HUTCHINS. II. A. COOIN. xoncx or otcoaroaanov Nolle* U ta « >r five# thkt w*. th* cidtralfncd. la read fa ipptr tv tb a lloooribW Car, A. Hard**. Gocernoc * f tb# l u l l of ITorlAa, 00 lb* Mb da, uf Jatmar,. A. II. IP31. for Letter* Patent lororporatlnc tb# SBUINOLH REALTY AND INVESTMENT CORPORATION under tb* rot lowIn, propowd charter, lha art, Inal of which la acnr oa nla la th* office af the Beeretar, of fltata. OEO. W. XNIOnT. RDWARD ifiaUINS. OEO. a . DEBRINO. ARTICLE or i x c o a r o R A ir o v or THE SEMINOLE REALTY AND INVESTMENT \ CORPORATION We, th* onderaUned. bar* aaaocialed, and do berth, aaaocMI* ooraelrM fareUier for the parpoa* of formlnf ooraelre# lato a bod, politic and corporate under and b , elrta* of the Uwa of th* Stat* of r*oflda. and do adopt tbo fol ■ * lamrpora" ARTICLE L Tb# aim* of till# corpora tloo aball b# Semi­ nal# Realt, and Inraatroent Corporation, and Ita plare* of boilne## at Sanford, Florida, and inch other place# a# tea, from ttm* to Urn# b# In t ia Circuit Court of tbc Seventh JlltUCUU u r c u i l , III auu iu , vjvbmb- nole County, Florida.— In Chancery. Mabel M. Keely by bar B R X t f r i s « d Paul M. Keely, Paul ! I. Keely k j husband, and George W . Venabl* Com plainants. . . ^ vs. Alexander James Miller, et al, Da. Notice Is hereby given that W. N. fendants. ORIGINAL BILL OF COMPLAINT Neeley, purchaser of Tax Certificate C IT A T IO N . E. A. Douglass, in his own right, and No. 1808, dated the 3rd day of June, To Alexander Jamea Miller, D. nal-* as Trustee, Complainant, A. D. 1901, has filed said certificate aey Piffard and Charlotte Q. pjf. v«. , fard nnd the unknown heirs, W a. a r t ic l e s or mcoaro r a t i o n in my office, and has made application J. H. Cowcn, et nl, Defendants. IN MANY CITIES HAVE MT5, tees, ucviavva. devisees, KiMivcu grantees or OlQer other CROSS BILL OF COMPLAINT tocetber fo. (tie p o rt- w* o f f..r m in , an.) for tax deed to issue in accordance BEEN STARTED BY claimants under Alexander James J. H. Cowcn, et al, Complainants, Vi.f’nr'JTd ’A J S r ' S . u with law. Said certificate embraces ' INCENDIARIES Miller, D. Halsey piffard and vs. elATi* tii<I 11hp followluff •• If’-* Article* the following described property sit­ Charlotte 0- Piffard, and the uq. E. A. Douglass, et sL Defendants. af Qtir Ijjeortiortilao. (B , Th* Aitocltled Frill) known, heirs, legatees, devisees AltTin.K I. uated in Seminole county, Florida, toCITATION. name of lbl« rofporall.fi aliall b# HEAIr grantees, or other claimants qq.1 UNIONTOWN, Pa., Dec. 27.— Fears TYTl,*I.HAN A O f Alt AN TY COMPANY and Ita wit: To G. R. Calhoun, o f Pitkins, Colo­ der Emma M- Piffard, and to any 'that Fayette county arson ring has ifwioo*. -mu u ™mon*<i in ih# siat* of Beg. SW cor. of N W ii o f SWU of rado; F. A. Hart, of Savannah, nnd all other persons' or parties Florida and other Stale# of lh* Uni tod Kiaioa Georgia/ and C. II. Walsh, of Wil­ 3 Invaded Uniontown by authoritlea to­ •>f (meric* wherever neceeeary and coaveu- Sec. 31, Tp. 20 S., R. 30 E., Run N 8 claiming any interest ln and to the The prlnrlpal plaro of La«tn#ro aliall bo mington, North Carolina; T. 0. following described lands situate day when lire in business building li-nl chs., E 5 chs., S 8 chs., W 5 chs. at Hanford, Seminole Count,. I lufIda., bat aaid Gillis, M- J. Gallagher, J. M. Hunt. in Seminole county, Florida, mor* here destroyed it with a loss of ap­ .-i.ij.-rati.-n m i, evtatdlvti branch offlcca at The said land being assessed at J. F. Mitchell, Louis Paint and an, (finI In it* stat* of Florida, or an, particularly described as follows proximately fifty _ _ one hundred and . ,.(bcr .Slat* of Itic Colled Slate* »* m i, from the date o f the issuance o f such" cer- ^ ^ f7,(lBll^ ^ nIara< James Sawyer, whose places of tiow 00 tb* "“ ‘ ‘'J “ a to-witb thousand dollars. Owner of stow ar"»• u b, iu iu, . m of in- tificate in the name o f Unknown. Un­ residence are unknown, and to all Tho Northeast quarter o f th# Tb# croertl nature of tb# bailee## lo other persons or parties dairying Northwest quarter o f the Southwest rW,°” ' ARTICLE It. rested but released for hearing later Th# eeoerel nanira of the less said certificate shall be redeem­ etndarted h, thl# corpora How ahall bo to bo,, burin##* lo be an interest In and to the following artcr; the Southeast ouarter o f the •la day. Albert Smith arrested con- rinaacted b, tlila corporation la »* followa: To ed according' to law tax deed will Is­ own. aell and coot# , real e#tat«, and to lm described land in Seminole Coun­ pror* tb# aim* h , erect Ia , bulbil nr* thereon; uthwest ouarter o f the Northwest -aeetiofc flrei In vicinity of Payottc ,'V * L r l ^ : * li . ^ r - i i 0«<oT'.rt.1Fc.r,« o sue thereon on the 22nd day of De­ to bo, and aell real aatate far other*. ty, Florida, to-wit: quarter, ana the Northwest quarter mlMloa: to borrow mone, tad aecsr* tb# Lots 7 nnd 8, o f Block 4, of Tier 4, of tho Northeast quarter or th* CUy under ob.crr.U on . . to v u . l t r “ i i r ' . U " S S ' W T B M cember, A. D. 1920. pa,men! of aamr. and moot, otherwla# owtn,, b , mortfic*#. deeda. bottd*, note# or otbar of Sanford. Florida, according to E. Southwest quarter o f Section 3|, |property: to rent and Improve real twilit; to fa county Jail here today. Witness my official signature and obll(#tlua therefor; to mik# adriocemeou and R. Tra'fford's map of Sanford, Flori­ Township 19 South o f Range 30 East, i plant, crow and market all kind* of frolta ! and «e*etablea; to deal In cllrtta tree*, Dolt ai*l this the 12th day o f November, loanV of mone,; to lean# roa leatat* aa land­ da: and begfning 80 chains North of the lord*. to art aa tb# treat of other# In reotln, M r . Fred White Says. “ Don’ t Idle Be* • * » * A. D. 1920. It appearing from a sworn cross Southwest corner o f Section 3| and enlloetlnf rents aa real wtata: to make, prepare and eerUf, abatracta of tit I# to real bill of complaint filed in this cause, Township 19, South o f Range , cause You Only See One H a t** fpdrpo** of parkin, fruit*, and vegetable# of 30 (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, ifTfry (iHcilptl^R; lo dill Id lumber; to mois* relate; (o etimlo#, pan# on and (naranteo till# that you have or claim to have some East, 'run North 20 chains, East 10 “ I did, pretty soon i found my cel- tatn .lore* and warvbnu.ee for ll>* purpoM of ; to real #*tat*: to hand!# #U branch** of inClerk Circuit Court, 10 a . II , ■ . ,_ ... iilcallnc In petieral roerohandlro. wholeaale and anranee, laclndln, tb# naderwrttlo, of »nlo. interest in and to the above describ-. chains, South 20 chains, West lar full. .They ate my uptatoes. After rri,u; ,0 mmait il* iwiimi of an, |wrw*n, S e m in o le C o u n t y , r l a . mobile#: to bo, ind #*lt. aojnlro, own and ed land, therefore, you, G. R. Cal­ chains to beginning. trying. RAT-SNA P I got r> dead rats. il**-"*- «m. drum. rorproalb.n or cnrporatUm* ll-12-6tc By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. boh! all p*rannil propert , aicen a r , and ad- houn, F. A, Hart and C. H. Walsh It appearing from the sworn biH • ” — i wfrftiMf'Vtir; la Act ■# i f f tit for lnrtiranr# comrinttcentu In roadortlflf and tranaactlna an, The rest later. They pass up the po- panic*, and 1 1 real eatal# t.n.lrr* and airota; this causa boalneai, that thla Corporation la antbortaed to are hereby required te be and appear of complaint filed in ■ a -c ___ n i o n i ' i p n iy ito In ,, roll. eicbanw ami deni In Umd# and Notice of Application .for Tax Deed cut , on; and to do all pich other and farther before our said Circuit Court at the against you that you hare or claim tatoes to cat K A i-q isA t. tt mere ,,hlrnm of Indebtednee* of all Alml# laeued by thine# a# ma, b# neenaaar, and #tp#dl*nt to Court House in Sanford, Florida, on Under Section 575 aof the some interest in and to the lands lire rats around your place follow Mr. 'kuv'romental authority. by Induatrlal or combe done for th* aocreaafnl tranaaetton of th# . ■ , twr«iil cdpufittan vf prifilf intllfi^iiN. lad bnelneaa and affair* of thla corporation; and the 6th day o f December, A. D. 1920, hereinabove described, therefore, you General Statutes. W hite * example. Tntee sizes; 35c, t:* »!»*•*• of ail for profti, *tu»«r to hare, eierrle# and .enjo, all of the Mehta, and then and there make answer to the said Alexander James Miller, D. •c . nA, i „ • L„ f«>r th# icfHUBl. brtjffll or rtak of this rurpor powers and prlrllec*# Incident to corpocatlon# the aross bill o f complaint, otherwise Halsey Piffard and Charlotte 0- Pif­ unu guaranteeu t*r uujj»«tt ->m ertuimtMi«>n Df nj-iH m prvfll . Notice is hareby given that George oreanixe-1 and eitatlae under tb* Uwa of tb# a decree pro confesso will be entered fard are hereby required to be and t»fiartor b*al«; ami generally f t h«»f all pnwrr. Murphy, purchaser o f Tax Certifi­ Slat# of Florida. B a ll Hardware Co. n e n ifa t o f d l f l t i M e f o r t b e f u ll aatl against you. ARTICLE I. appear before our said Circuit Court f w r r l w o f ti«" f l f t i t l o , a c i aa j ir lo i l * cate No. 1808, dated the 3rd day of Tb# amount of the capital stock of thb cor­ And you, .T. O. Gillis, M. J. Gal­ at the Court House liu Sanford, Flor­ •|ifl tfrni, Ln*Ittr or pofrhltpr In m y poration * aball be FIFTY THOUSAND DOL­ , EMERSON HOUGH ILL |ji ft,** ■rtlCimtwfluir, re» June, A. D. 1901, has filed said cer­ LARS 1*30.000.00); to b# divided Into FIVI5 lagher, J. M. Hunt, J. F. Mitchell, ida, on the 3rd' day o f January, A. |w b a n ii l n 5 ' or s 1 lr o f p fo p r r t j rea|:, apfl p r t • tificate in my office, and has made HUNDRED SHARES of th# par ralo# or ONE Louis Paint and James Sawyer are D, 1921, and ,thcn and there make •cdial. ’ * ■ n u N r R r n d o l l a r s <|tm.o<» #*rh, to b# CHICAGO, Dec. 27*—Emerson ARTICLE III. replication for tax deed to issue in paid for with lawful mone, of the United hereby required to be and appear be­ answer to the' bill o f complaint exHough, ailthorj reported serious con­ 11#€ ann«in t o f r a p h a l *lrt"*k o f (fit* cufpuf* State#. All or an, portion of tb# tild rtplltl fore our said Circuit Court at the hibited against you, otherwise a de­ accordance with law. Said certificate stock a I Ion shall tw. Fifty 'ntoticattil l><ol]sra,* entered ma,. bowtrrr, be pa,able In. or Darned Court House in Sanford, Florida, on cree pro confesso will be dition from pneumonia. d l t l t f o l Into flsi* b u n d m l loOOi aharra embraces the following described or oaed for. or In tb# porch**# of proper!,, nr tho 3rd day of January, A. D. 1921, against you. And all other persons o f ih# p ar s a lu r o f O ur tlu iu lre d l>«t|Ura e-iultle* In property, labor or service*, at a •fJ >Tr treb le tn lawful m ™ ,, cf p r o p e r ty situ n te d in S e m in o le C o u n - Joi, T. !u.tioo therefor to b* determined b , tb* nnd then nnd there make answer to or parties claiming any right, title or to l ci!e*i MiD* yf In jifrijirrfy, !»l«ur of t#r* 1 -l'oar-1 of — the cross bill o f complaint, otherwise interest in and to the property here­ Director*. « ! ' « i t a Jaat rahiati>>u l#> l-c- f l i # 4 h / lb# ty, Florida, to-wit: ARTICLE 8. a decree pro confesso w*M be entered inabove described, under, by or •i *m k b»*l«l#r* t*r t>y lb# tllra ffn fa r>f iL# o 1m ■ B e g . 34G f t . N . n 11 cl 4 2 4 f t . W . o f T id a ro(T“ir*t|on alia ll ronttaoe and h a r e fn ll against you. And all other unknown through any of the above named de­ •1 a frfc«lar tiH-vIhic CTillrel fk»r that j>ar' power lo etrrrlae It# corporate rlchla and (-«-#•. |,yi»y|i|##l. bciirrrrr, Ibat fbU •tl^Qi SE. cor. of NW M of SWV* of Sec. persons claiming any fendants, or otherwise, sre hereby re­ franrhl.* for a perlol of Ninel, nine ,e a n parties or YOTXCE o r WTDfTIOM TO APFLT FOR UfiJ InvrraMt I(a capljaT ilm i aa pruTbl#.! bf LETTERS PATENT law until It rt*ch*« a matlitittm o f Two lino* 31, Tp. 20 S., R. 30 E., run N 734 ft., from and after tb* data of th# commenrement right, title or interest in and to the quired to be and appear before our df It# corporal# ar laten re. property hereinabove described are said Circuit Court at the Court House ilr«j T!j'j*i*ifut tM lin NOTICE IS IIKitEIlY (Ivan that the underARTICLE t. W 170 ft., S 734 f t , E 170 ft. AUTltLL IV. •tewed will appl, to tb# ilortrnor of the B u ll Tb* botlneaa of thla corporation shall be required to be and appear before our In Sanford, Florida, on the 7th day Th# trrn fw nblc*! V, # abalj at Florida, at Tallahassee, for letters Latent In- n|*{ tit al U* jev’ t-rt-tual. The said land being nssessed at the I conducted b , tb# followln, officers: A ITe#t- said Circuit Court at the Court of February, A. D. 1921, and then —rpivallnc Edward llKclnv Incorpoarted. un* .Into Ueunnco of Vice t’resldent. Seerot*r, Tressurer. Oenthe and there make answer to the bill of a k t r i . e V. tiaic nf 01 tho me issuance oi Kltcr suer errtificctyiii fnl Msnarrr. elected h, th# iio*rd of ntroc- House In Sanford, Florida, on t n tb# followlnc proposed charter, the ocl(Il,# liUilrvMa tbl# rorx«f*lli> n a h a ll t«# n o t teal of which la now on file la tl.a orftce of •t‘ i» i«i| in i u cate in the name o f Unknown. Unless tor*, ar t * iio#ni of Director* Df not less than 7th day o f February, A. D. 1921, and complaint in this enuse, otherwise a V|iv I 'r f s l i l f i i i , '4#*, ttw Serretar, of State of the said Slat* of fF ia r j «n*l T r# i* iir?r. atnl a lL .»ri! o f. l^ r ^ t o r p Ihr** nor mort thin m t « i dlr^ftnr*. who thtll then and there make answer to the decree pro confesso will be entered said certificate shall be redeemed ac­ b« iforkhoUer* ln ia!4 corporitioo. to bo cross bill o f complaint filed ln this against all unknown, pnftics defend­ •* «»*# law Hi# nfflrr of A^rrtafy < WITNESS, our name* tbD 13th da, of !>#- m l TrwtaufFf C iaf I-* b#bl by lt»w »am # tto ftd b f th# •tofkhoM^ni tt their orginliai cording to Inw tax deed will issue ern ler. A. D. 1930. linn meeting «n-1 thervifter anmaillj r»n lh# cause, otherwise a decrco pro confes­ ant *••*1 M t iMffvifofa cball !«# e l o r i H by tt# ! EDWARD MKKilNA It is ordered thnt this citation be thereon on the 22nd day of Decem­ fin ! Tu#«!ty efttr lh# ffr»t Mnmlay In Jin- so will be entered against all said k,Lnl4#r* af b aunifal Uu^ UJ rj|bJAS. K. II 10(1 IN I. atry. .\ny lwo or more offlreg m»y tw h#UI unknown parties. officer# o f Thl* ixtrp».fa t l>.1(1 a b a ll It, r| e rlr4 | published in the Sanford Herald, a a d e i . lin e m i i %'s ber, A. D. 1920. by the **tn# pereon eirept tbit th# aiiue p#ranna ally by il# l\**mr4 of I*tref tf»r* Ii»e at. It is ordered that this notice be newspaper published in 'Seminole eh# 11 not bob! th# of fire of Pm ldm t HDtl rXOPOSED CHARTER OF 1.DWARD KJG- d i a l r iiiftiu e wf 11.1* M l w t i t U o ( b a l l t«# b#b| Witness my official signature and ■on for VIre l're*l<lrnt. ITotll tfter tb# orranlutI»n published in the Sanford Herald, a County, Florida, once n week (hr aesTLCtti Itieiiiay of Ffbruary ................. uf #avli | □ INS, INCORrORATED. _ __ _____ _________ , -...................., Tb* uadersifned Ineorporalof* bereb, aea-wl- *(»■! *vet, ) . « .t .a.li tn— ar •• tu», (^ rtie-i Seal th is th e 12th da y o f N o v e m b e r , meeflnr. berelntffer prorlded for. and nntll newspaper published in Seminole eight weeks as notice to Alexander their r e w w n ire elected ind f|rut1 fl#d. the County, Florida, onco a week for # 1# memeslves (neelber for (be purpose of t,*- ,,T ( - Me law. of tt,l« -.-r;..r.(t. i-u tna, James Miller, D. Hnlsoy Piffard and A. D. 1920. ftfflren nf ihli rorpHimtlnn »h«II b#r (ieorj;# W, o n o lrf lacorporale-l j b ! fr-rat&f a rorporatlou v-IJ-iKw-l . - e,. (i, law. provt-le four weeks as to the defendants Charlotte 0. PiffKrd, and once a week Knlrbt. Treildenl and Genefil’ Ifintfer; ooder and b, rtrlne of the law* of the State * n*(l **•* udlrrba elctc .1 at (be first . annual E. A. DOUGLASS, (SEAL) w#rd Hlrirtne KerreUry #nd Trei#nr#r: Qeory# whoso residences are mt Florida. With and under tie fttilowln, pro- tneetlua aliall !« -iuallflr<]. the Im.incee of tUa known, and for twelve weeks as notice tp the curt-.fttl-ifi .h ,ll )#- i i,-d t,, th, charter: Clerk Circuit Court O. Herrlnr. Vlr#*rre#Id#Dt. The ftoird #f PI* once a week for eight weeks as to the unknown parties defendant • fT t er* J l» lie.ten rertoni ihall be* Geonr# W Knlcht, Fhlwerd l,r.--|.|-'nl il a*’ Ae-rtloa 1 —Tb# mine of tt ;R coff—r.iioa \ known parties defendant whose plac­ WITNESS my hand and the seal Seminole County, Fla. IIIr cl ns and Gecrr# G. Ilerrlny. \ t'T iTreidfOi \ II Mt( MU*. ahall be ■1 c jhiJ J i 1 lima iar| if 1 ( feiiiirer T II \ Tli# flret or orctnlistlnn meeting of tb# es o f residence arc unknown, and of the said Circuit Court on this the EDWARD HIOtilNS INCORPORATED -ksm |0 1 8 \ II Ml‘ 1*1 H* mm l-iLP iiu jfil ut of thl* nrginlutton #b«ll t*# held once a week for twelve weeks as to 15th day of October, A. D. 1920. mmd Ita prlB-:ip*l pii-e of Lsnlneu vLatl be la CON- •forkhold#re NOTICE TO DRAINAGE In the City of flan ford, Pktrldt, on the 10th tb# Tow a of Saofi.r-1, to tb* iVvinlf of Semi I*trrrfpira (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS • V I s KTirt .1 d»y of January. A. P IW t. for th# porpoa# of the unknown parties defendant. o#le and (be State of I'turl-ia and Barb other TRACTORS TLr Mg Id-***| ■tiTfrtl-tll ..f iDikblnltlPai tvf u» •doptlnf th# tty lawa and mm pie (Inc th# ofClerk o f Circuit Court, pU re# a# ^ is , be dral(nated fc, lb* lioart; of WITNESS my hand and the seal of •Ullj !•> tebi. *. ibis r. r; ■'.rtllcli i‘s*v *f anj Dtrerrara. rtnlfaUofi of th# OQfnofif Inn s* h#r#lnti#f«>f# the said Circuit Court on this 15th Seminole County, FUrida. Jt ttll-lfft] pfovtd^l for. and thereafter lh#* anmlal m^elfieri leu i — The (earral oarort df the t-uai •hite .u !.} - r ! t t ^ - t ( '» h * ! t I # Scaled bids will be received by the GEO. A. DeCOTTES, r i i' ii .f* Inr of lh# aiorkbolder* thall !■# held on th# day of October, A. D- 1920» araa 1 * be tranaarteil shall be aa followa U i l i i l ) , \ 11 Solicitor nnd of Counsel for (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, The b o ,lit sad aellinf cf aulctnobtles trarHoard of County Commissioners of flnl Tn«day aflrr the f1n»t lino-day In Jami•1* . 1 -e-hh-p are of #i Hj and erery rear. Rv* and farm Imptementa, (be purchase, aale cf Complainants. 9-13t-e Clerk of Circuit Court, • a t i - J tl-d» ah iM ilF t! Bif « t.w Seminole County. Florida, at the ARTICXeF « OKfcanf* and rental of real ratal.. lo owe Seminole County, Florida. ^m T-tt-.k* f «rH 5* ^ 1*14 »r.a;s-A ale TIi# hlrheat a(noant of lndeh(##tn#*« nf lia­ •pent*, maintain, tire. rent, bolld or erert bc office of said Hoard at the Court bility tn srhlrh thl* Acorporation ahall aub|eel GEO. A- DeCOTTES, MM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0T SEMINOLX om/etaniaai# and office bultdlnc*. to *«ll. moti N I HE HFj4|f*|:\ri. \ COUltTT. FLORIDA— IN CHANCEBT Itself to thall t«# twie# lh# amoon! o f Ita rap! S i f t act- let. peldf*. hire, lease or route, the .M i mbs House in Sanford, Florida, on or boTHOMAS EMMET WILSON, tat s t o r k . proper!, of said rorporatloo or aa, part thereof 3 || H--» -:..U titUmlo r w id i Solicitors nnd of Counsel for c t HutcMiu l <r I. ii.}•. 1 1■>; I,) i fore ten o'clock A. M. on the Mth AUTICLE 7■t the discretion of lb* Hoard of Director*, lo A E. Yowrll. Coviplilnintv II ' ivtielm, ttrt,t,,J.p Tluftda Cross Complainants. TTi# niim ee arnd re e id e n r e i th e inliiirrlMriir bwrorw mone,. lias* tamd*. or other obll,a F B I. Hl* day of Januarj’ i 1921, for the clean­ m ri uutM tn co rp o ra t o n ‘o f this f^ rja n fitlo o indl the tfaau. and. to aecare tt* same b, mor!(*(*, •i>i \ n m tiit.i\<;i: 9-12-tc Gforg® ■K. Johnscn, et it. nm ount o f r t p lt a l * trick ■nt-BcrUi#*! b y e a ch e re p D -L n or an, other kind ot Inairoment, to ing out of ditches and canals in Flor­ "n if,is da, jietbiaiallr ap|.e.re.| t».f..rF ■ * fo llo w a : ■sake raatract* of ka, klad whatever fur the la tbe Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit of • CITATION. a N-*t«rv Iv.lh, m rod for said I'.-unt, ida Groves and Black Hammock fjenrf# IV nlcM, ^anf*»rd Ha T% tbami fsrtlrn are of the tualneee of tl# CVsmpaa,. To >ta'r dull aulb-*iied J |i n tL4 State of Florida, In and for IMward tllralna . . . Sanford. Fla....... M ahafee To Georgp B. John»nn, Wm. Altstrider nacbIn merchandise and deal lb all thlb^a and Drainage Ditches. Semlnol* County•fain apd n A . llntct.lt. Oeorc# O- Iferrlnr, Sanford, F la ..... 3 aharee ■nan, UqaliSitor of FlorM* I*«n4 tn<] Ool•Ct# wklcb t b * ....................... IN WITNFJht w n r u r o r the »nh*crlh!nr IN CHANCEBT— BILL TO ESTABLISH AND onltallon Oompanj. Limited, a rorporaUoa Estimated yardage 12,000 cu. yds. QUIET TITLE. jnmrporaton of thla CY^rporatlon hare hereunto of England, tbe Stock bolder* of Honda A certified check for $250.00 pay­ anUa^rltwd their namea: l-and and ColonIta Mon Oofnpanj Mmlled. a (•.Ill Read. Complainant. n r o . W. KNIGIIT ll> 1 uMafe *1 forporiMon of England, and to --- Tl able to E. A- Douglass, clerk of Sem­ * rPWARP IHGGINH. Ihe nnknmrn legate**. detl»*r*. an#) granprofit rharle* E Ilattelle. et *r, IVfendante .nrn n iirnnisfi le e t . r t a lm t n f by. Ih ro n g b o r under the Section 3.—CAPITAL STOCK.—Th# amuunl inole County, must accompany each ORDER o r SERVICE BY PUBLICATION. IS FEARED S LEGAL ADVERTISING a f tb# capital atuck of thla rerporatlre ahall hid. Ne coa h**dreil tb#UD<l <hdl*f* c|l-.i 1*30 <si| which shall be tl Tided Into oar thoo.an-1 shir*, 1’ians and specifications can be seen •t a par vain* of On* Hundred iMlIars illuQfk); pev share The terms at-1 roodltiut. i,«.u at the office of E A. Douglass or can -wklcb the capital slock shall be paid In .hall 1# be secured from Fred T. Williams, aa follows: ' Rack alack aball be laeuad - e l, when paid fur IN ' THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JVDI engineer, Sanford, Florida, on de­ a# fall and lawful mone, of the United States CIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTT mt AaMrita. or la foodl, war*, mercbatrSD#. FLORIDA.— IN CHANCERY posit o f $5.00 tobe returned if a bid knWor, service# or other properl, ta he taken at is made. a Jovt rstsatloa aa ma, te filed b , tb* Hoard F Lain,. .>dhed b, her husband and nett mt INroctcw*. aa provided b, law. friend J E Ijin ,. Complainant*, The Hoard resolves the right tn re­ BecUec A —TERM.— Tt* Itrm for which thla va. corporation la In etlat ta nln*t,nlne rears Tt*. ject nny or all bids. ___ J i iic 3 J c * i t * C o m p i n ,. I n ro r p cra te d . basal#ta# of this corpora lion •! s ’ ) be rouducted a 1 b-rtda cort-eatlon. Annie C. tVI. . 1 hr11 /# By order of the Hoard yf County b f th# follow In, offlrtra lowlt. tllw rt H L a t e . I 'a lila A I’ m , , f i r o r , . I! A pr**ident, a etc* president, a aecreiar, and M orton W llli.m T . Nash, and a ll unknown Commissioners of Seminole County, ■» freaaarer, and a Hoard of three and not more l . i l e e e . , heirs and ,r a n ie c a . or o t h e r ., claim tb.aa flea directors. Florida. Inc under All-ert G E a s e ., C a lv in A I V a /* Aectlo# 3 —O m C E R I.— The officers of this | --rc. II. M-ct . -j . n l ' \\ llliaru d s ..!, E. A. DOUGLASS, corporation shall told office for fte peti-«l or fe n ja n ta . teem of one ,ear from the date of ttelr »lecCITATION 17-5tcw Clerk Uaa. and shall h# alerted at an alectlop iu be " A lbert G K ( i m . rv.l-dence u n k n o w n c*t hrtR *poa the first Itte-li, In Jaauar,. A. D. vtn A. 1‘uase A Ioa,e realdenre nnkDown; tictf/e R. s T„ , ; c jKCUIT COURT" OF THE SEVENTH 1*21. and upon the first Moods, In Janusr, Murto* rvel^ence unknown William T 1UDICIAL CIRCUIT Or THE STATE 0E la ##cb ,ear tbrreaftar., Tb# persona who are , , fekldeoc* unknown. U.e unknown. FLORIDA. IN AND TOR SEMINOLE t# coodnct tb# bualneu of this rorporatloa as he!.*, devisee*, leittvva. rranleea. or other COUNTY,— IN CHANCERY, It* lamporar, officers, nalll lb# officer* are claim ants utnler Albert 0. Ease#. Calvin A. , elected at tb# first resalar election and ijnaliIv#re. ilrorce B, Morton and William t 1 l*‘ n <#>otpl*lnint, , 0*1 . A n : t Vaati. and lo a s, and all other part!** clklmrv.rrod.wr Bdward n ifties, Tresident sn.1 'lenrral Mssla* an, Interest In and to tb# .followle, da ’ ’ Mclllll. I cfrnlattl. dr P 2% lB - Edith MriJIll. car# of Lett I# Slmmrov. MI 'lleflnnlne at ih. . ... Martin Street. I'blladelpbla. Uenna,Irani.: v-rtbwrot onli.ro Ik a( [earlnr fn-fl an afn-la.lt filed In IbD Booth o' P ii ee At >-. ■ ii0" Jli.-. “"•** that ,VW1 «re a mm-vreblenl of th* State r.aat 5 in^Lain# to- t* e M i ^ t ^ w a T ^ f VhV"#' ' nurlJ*- " ‘*l r'",r of r'',l,l' nr' ,*.( | lu it^ .d ' ,h* " ’ * '* «f I etll* Slu-mtn*. M l Martin Htreel, k «t n i , , " ' 1, ^ h" , " ' ' ' j ,U bltmtelpbl*. Uerfnaj lv .n l.; .hat ,ou are over L V ..V 'Mbl-of t*», .to | re „f 1 went,-on# ,e ,r .. and that there r o ,h i ! ' V 8#Bford Qroat, tbeoc# 1 „„ ln tt#, stat# of Florida the eervlce of ivuiv . 00 Un* , t *' iUbpoena ujem whom would bind ,ou, lb* aaid ^ it ? 'l I " lh ^ ‘ ,1 * 19. Booth of Ranee ol t n.erefore. jou ar# bereb, ordered and re“ • **“ W «h* l»l»» of b#,lnnln*. i uire.1 «#, tt. Tib da, ..f Febroar,. A. I*. IFJ1 . " *Fit# **« wvm, •mtalnln. Aero*, MWIf more Vi or UW h aB,: I•„*v Ih lflf to the Mil of complaint eshlhlted •PeeBflr/ fross tb* awor* bill of complaint | einei p>o In tbl I <Ad*#. <btti#rwl»+ a d#<*TT* filed In tbla cane* eialnat joo. that poo bar* rw conf# K ill t# rfitrrwt! against -tfotj on ■>r claim aom* lmeroat lo lb* land* hereinabove il>t date deecrtbed. therefore, po*. tbo aaid Albert 15 I? la furtLrr ordtffd that thU notice be ro.M?- l i.l,la A" Croc** D. Morton and a! mI In tl # faafonl Herald once a week for Htlltass T. Naab are brrtbp repaired to bo and «ar week*, appear Ufnr* ovsr aaid Circuit Court, Court, al al the tb* WITNESS np mp band band and tbe o*al of aaid A **! unr MM ctrruit WITNESS 1 am#* X- nic'l-r*. Tlte-rtetlhih Adelaide llicrtns. Secrrtar, .dd Trcaktner. ijactlaa 8. —L-IANILIT Y.—Tb* bit heat amount 'S t TaitVelnfsa or Uabillt, 10 bub tut* rottloa ra* at • * , oo# time *sb)Mt llaalf. i* hnodred tbjoaaa.l dallaM (Ili»1.«.’0.ij0|, T.—NAMES RESIDENCES AND RUBT o n *31 000 ml X. lllixin*. Sanford, Fla. 10300 AAtkald* UI4S . . <U»ford Fla " i ! !w “ ■MUM a - . a s i ' — Th# ##al of Ifci# (vrporitlva aball be a rUealav Impveoekio aiatr.p beartef ta t!-e renter lbe ward# •HEAL 1921" ass-1 arvxud tb* rlrronsRwanra tb# * « J i "Edward Illjj'.rj. InrunorffTATE Or FLORIDA. COUNTT OF SEUINOLC, M .: • r ^ w le 'je L e n t.'^ Q f, f dr*.!x g Sbftss. C 2T -«S t8 .. 1 ^ | 1 eeufpw*t#d. u .' - ,i“ u- s"j *■» - -asr1'1*AL' __ _ _ _ *■ A. DOUUI.ASS. Clerk of Circuit Doort. Hemloot* Countp. fTorida. EO. A. I'eCOTTES. Solorltnr and of Cteroeel for Cninplalnani. will be entered apain* | i n . **al tbl# 12th *** ^ UUl , A*A *■ { 8 U °H*T partlea eUlmlns anp n r v u .™ l,,l» °* !»(«»*( lo and to tb* land* herea oouen, D. COt.Cn, laabort deoortbed Bbdef. bp or tbrooxh Albert l»-3tr Notarp Public. ^ t,*f****A- I’onw. 0**r»* B. Maetoo, Mp rovnmtoalo* aiptroa Nov. 13, 1822. William T. Naab, or otkarwia#, a n berobp ro- Of THE CIRCUIT COURT 0 T THE SEVENTH M. CATIIRIS, Eaatla. rla. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN ,0 BBd *PW*r before oar u ld cirAND YOB SEMINOLE COUNTT. Uo*fl. it lb* Un i I 11com ta Saaford. —IN CHAN CERT. ; Florida, oo tb# tth dap of April. A. D. i « i . NOTICE TO CREDITORS »od tbe* and there make aaawrr to tb# bill af Claude II. Stone, Complainant, (■ . Oaart #f th# County Jade*, iomiaote Coon- 'vmplaiot eiblblled apalaat aaid uaknowa‘ paV• <7. *U U af. Merida He*, olberwta# a decree pro rosfewro will be Ftnrenr* Roller Stone. DefeodnnL CITATION. » » *• **4#to of -eniered apalaat aabl unknown parUeo. To Flwrnre Rovler Stone. Reeldeore Uoknawa: PIJIUPS. 1 It la ordered (bat______not thla ootfeo bo nebllabed Mb! Ire bo 1* It appaartnx from no affidavit filed U thin tb. Saafovd llerabd. . row ap.p^ U ra«ab that poo are a non rroldent of tbo Stale Seminole (V.nr.tp. Florid*, once * week for *l*bt week# #a to the, known partlro defrml- of rtmlda; that ywr plare o f reotdooco I# noT«a , a a ! ooeft of po*. ar# berobp notified ***• one# a week few twelve week# a# to known; that /oo are over tbo as* of twentp«>• fearo, and Ibat Ibere l* oo too la tb* Stat* *• < »88P b *i te prooowt #*p rlatma and de­ tho aakaown partlro deftadaat. mood# which poo, or either of pou. map bare Wltoepe mp band tod tb* teal of tbo aaid of Florid* tb* aervlre of a aabpoena upon wbora •eroUwt th# rotate of A. K. Philip*, droeaeed Cimili Coorr no vbth t!< loth day of Iier-—. w" ul'1 b,l“, 7 °^ ,tm #*I4 r lorear* Boater Stone, i Tberofor*. pou are berobp ordered and re.tele of Sevntoele Cooatp. riorbU. to the *» her. A. D. 1920. iSSALf r . Ai nnnm .ia v I <i*lrod on tbe 7tb dap of March, A. D. 1911, to ' 8 # M f»id Evecoior of aaid rolat*. within i n )N#oao from tb# date hereof, Clerk of lb* Circuit Ooort ' , W e,r •" ,h* W11 of cmnblalat atblblled apatnat olberwlro a decreei pro roro moand. Not. llth. A. n iwn. Seminole Cooatp. Florida poo In thla ran feeoo wit! I# catered, apeleet pou oo Bald data. OEOROR f). 11ERRINO. L. O. PHILIPS. It I* further ordered that thla notice be pobNiece (or . SoUritor and OouaaaWor CompUlaanta limbed In tb# Saaford Herald one* a w A t for ___________________________________________ IS-ISta rlpbt NOTICE week*. Tho rot*lar aaasal me*tier 'o f tb# atorkWITNRNS mp Land and. tt# aeal of aaid Sa^cral prominent motion picture tadUrr* wf tb# ITrot N#tlo#al Hank of Saaford. Court no thla th# Ittb dap of December, A. D, MkrMo. will be bold In th* offlree nf the bank repre*cntatives, accompanied by Sec­ 1930. wa Tueodep, fanoarp llth. 1931. at lo o'rkx-k (HRAI.) K. A. DOCO LARS. Jacksonville O o . e f provided la tb# bp-law*, for tbe elec- retary Kessler •of the Clerk o f Circuit Court. a * * - o f # board of director* to terra fo* th* Ghnmoer of Commerce, spent a- day __ . Seminole Cooatp. Florida. Mod poor, am) for th# tmaarUoo of torb OEO, A. DaCOTTES, * i# butane a* map properlp coma before recently id S t Augustine looldag ovSoltrilar tad of Couarol for Cbmplalaaot. ■ J hood tad official oav of Doroifc^/0! lVao^ * 1 comber, A. *£* D. I»J0. * ' D'vC4l*??rnw auds tSBA(4 CLAUDS i 7z ,s “i s r £ er the city with a view o f bringing 11-Ste. companies this winter to take scenes. Office supplies Rt the Herald. <T \Tf: OF ri GRIP v Tn all partlea rlalmln/ It; Ter,-, pa nr-l-r Stiean 1 t’nit'bef, -lerea-e-l T I' !'at‘innl*e. de H#f»»re m# ttw# tinderwlrricd anti orlfr It*!# *-eaee-l . hde af-l llfa-l-llik iler-etar-l |1 1* day (ecrikavnalljr eppeared Geonr# W Kn|j) f itllierva «lereaae-t ^n»l 3 K\funre. deceaa IMward lllffrlni. George Q Herring; all nf etl and ALI. I.* till'll:!* elalmlhc an Interrat, ivtHjni are to me «r#11 known and kftnen to me In llie followluf -1e*crlbe.| iironerip allnale to he th# pereon# name#! In and who aulMcrtbed In NeillInoI* Counlp, riovl-la, to-wlt: their napiet tn th# foregoing AHTICLt-8 OF R1V t-l nf Section 10; f-nta I and O In Sec­ INCORPOftATfON, and they ae^erally • ar- tion 12; All of fractional Section 13: I/)!a 1, 2 knnwledretl before m# that* they #f#cnt#sl the and 3 apd the SW I I uf NE 1-i, Ibc S 12 tarn# for th# oa#« and purposes therein metj' of NE Id of NW I t, the SE I-t of NW al t Itoned. and NE I t nf SW l-t of Sccth* It; the N 12 Tn W ltn ##a WT^yreof I h a t e lie re fin lo ##t my •>f (he SW I 4 nf Section IT: N I ! of lhe*RW hand' and n f f lr ia l se a t at Sanford* Fcwinty o f t t cf the NE 1 1 and the NE I t of NW Id of Pethlr.olf and ft In I# o f F lo ftila . nn thla Oth day i SE 14 nf Section 21: (he NE l-t nf ILe NE Id »if IW#mt*er. A P, IfOV of the NE Id the South t arret of the Eaat IS (UFA M A FI IGGINft aerea of the NE 1 4 n f NE l-d. ttie S I 2 of the Notary P u b lic NE I I and the E I 2 of the SE l-t of Sec­ \fr rommi««|en etpire# Sept II. lU2i tion 22 Mi* W I 3 of tl* SW 1-1 of Section •vFiHtGi: G IIKRRING, 23, the S I 2 Of the SW l-d of the NW I t lor Gounael 12 Id ’ wr S 2° aerea of h-t 11 amt all of lota Z and 4 In Section 21 (be HR" I I of the SW ] | of Sec lion 2S; Ihe E I 2 of lh* NE l-d and the E N0TICF. OF EXECUTOR tl acre* of the NW l-d of Ihe NE 1-4 of Secf For Final ^PJtcharca) (Son 27; the N 1-2 of the SE 1-4 of Section r.2; la Court,, of County Judge. Seminal# County. the SW t-d of NW 1-1 andth* NW l-t nf the But# of Florida SW l-t nf Sec IIon S3;3 acre# e-purr In the In re Eatst# of NW corner of the-NW I I nf.the NE Id of Ihe tVM, H. UAlaPWIN. Nolle# la hereby glren. to all whom It may NE I d and the StV I-I of the SW l-t of Hie SW 8 nf See. SI, altIn Twp. 2P S. It/c 32 concern, that on lb# l<lth day of Jannary. .V. IP. 1(91. I ahall *ni'lJ to th# Honorable K. V. Alto all lhat part of that N 12 Ipln/ South of Ifocaholder, Jodg# of aald Coart. at Judge nf Erronlockatrhle Creek. In Section 7; and the of tbe NE 1-8 and the NE 1-8 of tb* !*robate, for my final dUcharr# •• Etecotor of NE Id of Section II. In Tpwnahlp 21 South. the eatnte of VTm. S. Raid win, deceased; and SE 1-8 Raape 32 Eaat. And. alto the followlne Lit* that at the-oame time I will pr^ent my final arronnte aV Eiectjfor of aaM estate, and a»k In thoee certain inMlvialon* of the SE 1-8 nf live NE 1-8 of Section 21 In Townahlp sn for tf.elr ^pproraL South. Itanco 32 Eaet, known aa Whltromli'a Paled Xottbbrf IHti, A* P- IP20. fleet and aeennd addition* tn.Cenere, via: Iota J. E. PACE* t i t 2 0 It Et ma for - ft..7, S. B. 10. II. 12. IS, IS and 17 in Mock I. I or* fl, p. 10. 12, 13. I I , 13. IB. 17 and IS In IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE SEVENTH block-2, 1„(t 3. 8 . 3, It. T. S, 0. IP. 1t^ 12. 13, It.’ 13. IB.17 IS. IB and 2 0 'in block 3. l-ol* I. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or FLORIDA, IN 2, B, 7. #. ». IB. II, 13. 18. IS, l» and 20 In AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTT.— ht<wk 8. 1^)1* 3. 8. 13. 18. IS, IB, 17. 21. 22. 23. IN CHANCERY 2 1 . In block 5. Inla S. 0 . 7. 8. 0. 10 . 1 1 . 13. 13, IU. 17. IS 21 and 23 In black 0. l/ol* 7. 8 . 0, William M. Woodrock. Complainant, IB. II. 12.13. 14. 13. IB.17. IS. 1!». 20, 21 and v*. 1 22 tn block 7. and lot* l to 21. Inclualve, beTL* Unknown Ilrlro, Lefalero, Devlaeee, (irontree or other clalmauti under 8 . M. Wblt- tnp all of block 8 . II It berobp ordered thet pea appear lo th# more, dcceeted, etc.. Defendant*. Rill of Complaint filed berola Mtalntt pou In CITATION the ebove entitled canoe on tbe Seventh dap of To th* unknown brtro, lepatrro, devlaero, (ranlero. or otber clalmaata under S. M. Whit­ Mirch, A. D. 1921; and "Tbe Sanford Her­ more, .defeated, and to tap and all other ald" 1* berobp dealcnated at tb# newapaper In penoud or partlro rlatmln* tap rljbt, im* wblrb thla order aball be pnbllabed once t or Inlerrot la and to tb* foUowUd deorribed week foe twelve eopeecultv* week*. Wltnea# tnp hand and teal of office thla 13th land In Semite 1* Cooatp. Florid*, more pardap of Norembee. A. IV 1920. tlrularlp deocrlbod a# follow*, tow ll: (REAL! E. A. HOUd LASS, Tb* East half of lb# North***! Quarter of Clerk, th# Nortbwrot Quarter of th# Nortbraat Quar­ 1 l-19-12lr Up V. E. DOUGLASS. D. th ter of tb# Boutbwrot Quarter of Section 8. Townahlp 21. South of Ran*# SO Seal. It appaartmt from tb# cteura bill of com­ In Um Circuit Court. Seevntk Judicial Circuit of lb* State of Florida, la and far Sendplaint filed la thla room*, that po# hare or Bili equity. claim W bar# torn# lmterror la aad to tbo laod IN CHANCEBT— BILL TO ESTABLISH AMD berola abera daocribod. t* arefora, pou #04 rork QUIET TITLE of pou ar# berobp roqalnd to bo and appear be­ O. R. Read, Coapltlaaat, * fore our Circuit Court at lb* Court Iloua# lo w Saaford. Florida, oa tb* 4tb dap of April, A. D. Chart** K. Ratlelle. et a t. Defndaata. 1921. and tb#* and Own mnk# aarwtr to tbo ORDER OF' SERVICE BY PUBLICATION. MU of complaint fll#d apalnat POT.-, Otherwla#, To: Lorp Morton 'Wllmore. Sarah I~ Jenkln*. ■ decree pro roofeoeo will be entered. (harice C. Warwick, lewla Lepouna. Ckarlm It I# ordered that tbl# notice be publDbed In Aletaoder, Frank Daniel, and C. C. Drown. tbe Sanford Herald, n newepaprr publlabed tn who** place* of rroidenc* are unknown. Metntoobe Cooatp. Florid#, owe# ■ week for It I* berobp ordered that yon appear to th# twelve week*. bill of complaint filed herein aralnit poo In WITNESS mp baod and tb* roal af tb* ttld IL* above entitled ran** oa the 23tb dap nf Circuit Court 00 thla llth dap of December. A. /■nnary, A. D. 1921. and “ The Hanford Her­ D. 1930. ald" la hereby dnlpnated ** II* Newapaper (SKA LI K- A. DODO LARS. In which tbl* order ahall be publlahrd mce a Clerk of tb* Circuit Court. week for elabl (i) coueecutlt* week*. _____ Srmtool# Ooontp, Florida. Wltnea* mp band and aeal of office thl* 13th (1EO A. DeCOTTES. dap of Noeember, A. D. 192«1. Solicitor aod of ComoroI for Complainant.' (SRAM E. A. DOUGLASS. _______________________ IS-llt# ' Clerk. II- IO-Str BJ V. E. DOUQLASk, 11. C. i nr vty of ?«rMiNot.r- WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.— Passage of soldiers’ bonus bill would cost gov­ ernment two billion, three hunddred million, Secretary Houston estimated today before senat efinance committee .'considering soldiers' aid measure. at**** nam ed p ir t fe e , and to any and all o t h e r [* r w .n » or p a rtlea w b o m * o e ?e r. r*I» |cr>1tie a n t rig h t, title nr I nt treat In- » o d fo fir fo| tawing de^eflbrtl Und.atlfialn) lyln* ami b -fn g In the CVnnty o f Rrm lrm lr and ^ ta fe tt F tarlda, m ore p a r t ic o la r l / ijrswrih- et! aa follewa. (o-wlt: 14it 4. ID*irk 13. Tier 2. of Nnnfonl. Flori­ da* actordlnr to |J. IL Trifford'a map of Panford. Dorida, aa per map thereof duly of record and beclnnlnf at tbe Nortbraat rom* er of the Inteneertton of Flnt Street and Hand Afrtioe. ’ In the City of Hanford, Florida, roa MiPfir# Raat 30 feet. 1 hence .North 101 feet more or le*« lo a point on the Honill aid# of alley, (lit nee Weal 30 feet, aloaf the Hoqtli ■tde of raid alley to Hand arenae, tbeoco H**uth aloof the East tble of aaid Hand Ave­ nue I0 | foet. more or te«j to Flrat Htreel, tf,e ftedtiV of i-fsinnlnc |! Rppt-arlnp frrmi (hr •worn t*l!I romplflnv filed In tlila ranee train*! jva •of yr»n have nr rlalm tome Intereet In ami to the Nnd, ,t*>v* deavrlhed. tLerefof* jnn. the aaid (!ro E. Jrilinx-n. and ILe aaid WHUam Alet-mlef Rtiriiane'n. TIdnldalor, of the Flori­ da Land and (VJonU* IIon Covnpanr. Limtteil. a rorporutlnn r.f Enklaml, In IIto IdaIIon. are ferehf required to tie and appear before n«f aaid Circuit Court, at lh# Court ILmae la SauEaat. ford. Florida, o* Ihe let d*7 of Deeemlor. A. D. l(*2<i. and then and there make airnrer to Ihe lull of Complaint eihlblled apalnat ji e 1# ltd* eauae. Otherwlae. a deeree pm eo-i***ro will b* entered. And tn all pereona ^r part)** elalmlnr *nf rlaht. title or Inter**! In and to tbe propertF hereinabove deter Ibed under, b f or tbroo*k the above name,! defendanla, nr nlberwl-e. ar# l.rrvhj required lo be and appear before oar -eld Cfreolt -CViqrt al the Onrt linn** Iu Ra*fovd. Florida, ou Ihe 3rd d>7 uf Jannarr. A. D. 1B2I, and then end there make antwer to the Rill of Complaint filed atalnal yon In thla eauae, otherwla* a deeree pro cuafteed wlU h# entered afalutt all unknown parile- de­ fendant. It la ordered that thla Citation he puMlvbad In th* Sanford Herald, a newapaper publlabed In Seminole CouuLr. Florida. one* ■ week for rljh . vreeka at noIIre to Georre E. Johnano and William Aleitndar Ruriitnana. Liquidator, of the Florid* L##S and CoIonIt* lion Company. Limited, a eorporatton of Knrtand, anj one# ■ week for twelve week* a* nolle* to the unknown partite defvndaiit# Wltnea my band and tb# M il of Ik* a»M Ctrruit Court oo thla 13th day of Hepftmbte. A. D. LM0. (SEAL) R. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk circuit Court. Seminole Ctouaty, Florida. GEORGE A. DeCOTTES. SoUritor and Cbvnael far Ctomplabaaf. 1 9-ISW N0TICB TO CRXDIT0&B la Ceort o f (he Oanatf JaAr*. SeataeU C**aty. .State. a f rla riia I s N .E i t e l t af HENRY I.ANDON. To all Crodltora, Lromteea, XHatrikutero aad aU Demania aralavt Feraeoa harin# Claim* tali Ealater Ten. and each of you, ar* hereby notified and requited to pretest any elalma aad i#ri8mt* which* you. or either of you. may, hare aialn*t tbe rotata of Iteury Laadoa, derearod. tale of Semlnol* County. Florid*, to the ■»’ deralrnrd Eveculor of ta|d rotate, wllhla tw» yean from tbe date hereof Dated. Not. llth, A. P. 1930. F. IL HARRIS. 1 1 1 3 Ote Ikerutw- Look over the elegant n«w line of CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.—A score of stationary at the Herald office before woihen and children partially over­ buying your Christmas gift* of fln* come in fire In the Burnet House after stationery. Wa hav* It in all *1*®* midnight Flames confined to th e1and all shades at very reasonable basement . prices. �- — - • THE SANFORD W E E K LY HERALD, FR ID AY, DECEMBER 31,1920 ¥ . L tfl ; ,j ; f a ta?- ^-tr £ 3 *r 3,^y * ?’ H - nil. •|I j •w m •' ...........5 i.ilt ' ‘ n it ... f * I V* 1 * j II \~ ■" 19 iC—'T WO GRADES— 2 0 C Spaulding Rose Four Seed Potatoes $4.35 ?"| ‘ • '/T v ’ "*-■ * -* s m I■ . ; k (j - CRUSADE AGAINST FREIGHT RATES PRESBYTERIAN ODDFELLOWS ARE TOO HIGH ELECT OFFICERS WOOD PRICES ON SUNDAY SCHOOL HAS BANQUET HAVE DONE WELL WITH PEPPERS FROM FT. MYERS The Fort Myers Trucker’s Associa­ tion packing house is working a full crew this week nod packing n number of cars of peppers. D. Swint, one of the well known- truckers, shipped out n full cnrlond from his plnce at Iona on Wednesday. It is quite likely that tho shipments this week from the local packing house will amount to seven full cnrlonds of poppers. Mnnngor A. V. Hancock says the peppers this season are tho best yet in qual­ ity and yielding henvy ns well. The Swint shipment consists of practically all extra quality. The fnct is that the Fort Myers Truckers Association nffilinted with the Florida Citrus Exchange, has made n reputation, alredy this senson on grade and pack, and the markets are calling strong for the Seven Star brand.— Floridn Grower, • •*9| fc * . 1^1,401 CLASSIFIEDWANTADS ■ w anted WANTED—Second hand show c u t . Inquire at the paint store In the W elaka Block, Railroad Way. 6-tfc. WANTED— Young cow. Hurt be fresh and good milker. J. II. Melmcr, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc Hundreds of cars of Florida or­ SANFORD LODGE HAD A FINE CITY WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ,•< MEETING LAST NIGHT AND OFFICIAL SAYS INITIAL STEPS anges have sold in the North during the lust few weeks at prices which rtf: j BEING TAKEN FOR A CUT. ELECTED NEW HEADS SENIOR DEPARTMENT TENDleft little or nothing for the growers, ERE!) BANQUET BY MOTHERS and in many cases the fruit did not "The drive ngninst alleged wood Sanford Lodge of Odd Fellows* has FOR RENT realize enough to pay cost of pick­ . . OF THE CLASS the reputation of being one of the profiteers in St. Petersburg is being WANTED TO RENT— 3 or 4 unfor* ing, hnuling, packing and freight. most progressive lodges in the state carriad along vigorously and in the nished rooms or a small house by 1 ‘ The'Senior Department of the SunWhile shipments o f Florida orang­ and the members attribute thcri suc­ past two days a marked result has small family. Will lease by month or diy *chool were tendered n banquet j es were henvy, supplies of competi­ cess to the officers who nre seeking been shown," Dr. W. E. A. Wyman, year. Beet of references. Writ* tive citrus fruit were comparatively Monday night by the "Mothers" nnd the various chairs because they feel City Pure Food Inspector, said last a "Soon" In care of Herald. ll-1912tp tetrhers. It was held in the banquet light, and under normnl conditions it nn honor to serve their lodge and Thursday. : fa* tin1 markets would have absorbed the room i>f the Sunday school building, FOR RENT— A large w eO u m iah An inspection of every wood ynrd they fill these positions in order to Florida oranges at reasonable prices. ed bed room. 717 Park ave. S-tfc. . which was beautifully decorated with serve to the best of their ability. The in the city has been made, and in some General conditions throughout the holly, mistletoe and Christmas colors. MISCELLANEOUS Sanford Idoge has made wonderful instances wagons leaving those plac­ country, however, have not been good, Thr following menu was served: We will ship that Christmas box o f with progress in the past few ycruB and es hnvo been under inspection, . , The South did not tnko its usual proFruit Cocktail oranges for you, per box, $3.60.—•. now has more members than the usle resu a uy \w r< ortt< ** I portion of the shipments on .account Biked Chicken . Dressing unl roster of fraternal organizations change CateB Crate Co. Phone 181. 12-2fl-tf the measure of their load, Wy­ Iof the purchasing power of the conCreamed Potatoes Asparagus Tips man said. in cities many times larger than SnnGET YOUR ORDERS In now f o r 1sumer being below normal as a result Hot Rolls—Cranberry Jelly Wood sales in St. Petersburg have ford. The members attend the meet­ i your new Quick cnr. See W. J. of low prices on cotton. This forced Perfection Snlnd Saltines ings regularly nnd once each month reached us high ns $6.50 to $8 for a Thigpen. 46-tfc a larger percentage than usual of Pickles they pull off a big feed and other strand, which, according to Wyman ! HOW TO BE HATED I Wc will ship that Christmas box o f the shipments into the Middle WestOrange Sherbet Sundae stunts that make the Sanford lodge is an cxcpctionully high price. The ! oranges for you, per box, $3.50.— ] cm and Enstern markets. The scntlDen\i Tnsse one that is eagerly sought "Y>y the matter has been taken up with the f■inent in this territory was also very Old Ed Howe, the Kansas wise ( ntM Crate Co. Phone 181. 12-26-tf Mints Tyros who want to join a good fra­ Attorney General, who has been ask- !I bearish on account of general busi- man, used to tell the readers of his FOR SALE—Good farm mule In After t h e dinner the crowd was en­ ternal organization am} it is this fine ed to pass an opinion us to what leg- | condition.— M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfc tertained by the following “ After feeling of good fellowship and fra­ ally constitutes a strand, and a reas­ 1ness conditions. As a result, lo w 1paper, the Atchison Globe, that the • ■■ 1prices ruled. j meanest man in Atchison nlways Dianer” speeches: ORDER your new Buick now and ternity and the new ideas of the o f­ onable price, Wyman said.—St. Pet­ I The important point is thnt while made his family wait until the Januer • Mr. Robert Green—"Girls.” you will not lose any time on the ficials that are bringing in so many ersburg Times. r-m m 1the average price delivered in the nry snles to buy their Christmas Mbs Helen Peck—"The Boys." new cnr load coming in soon. 46-tfc new members. t markets during December will not presents. Mr. Donald Whitcomb — “ Our Last night there was a large at­ We will ship that Christmas box o f WATCH NIGHT i net the growers cost of production,! A man in lndinnn, it is snid, used Mothers." tendance at the meeting it being the oranges for you, per box,. $3.60.— tho same average price a few years to refuse to let his wife pick the apMiss Ethel Henry—“ The Sunday annual election of officers and the Time was when Christians used to ago gave the growers about enough p|cs for her own use. “John," she ( Cates Crate Co. Phone 181., 12-26-tf School." following men elected for the ensu­ assemble and spend the last fleeting to cover cost of production. would remonstrate, "there aren’t any YOU CAN.'order you* new Buick' Mbs Fern Wnrd—"Our Superin- ing year: hours of the old ycdr on their knees. Floridn orange growers nre now of the huff-rotten ones'left." ■ j no wand snvc time on the next car .tendent." George Huff, N. G.; Lewis Wnrd, It is a good Godly old custom— paying freight rates which nre about "Then wnit until some rot," this load. 46-tfe Mr. Theodore Runge— "Our Teach­ V. G.; A. J. Lossing, Secretary; J. D. this watch night service. 66 2-3 per cent higher thnn the rates mean 0id fellow would snap back nt Stewart, The Florist, 814 v Myrtle ers-" Dosscy, treasurer; W. W. Van Ness, It is most plcnsing to the Giver of paid in 1917. IQ-tfc ! her. "We're too poor to eat the good 1Avenue. Phone 260-W. Mrs \V. A. Whitcomb — "Our trustee. Representatives to Grand all Good to hare His children get The railroad officials argue that oncs,» | “ Say it with Flowers’V- Stewart, Pupils." Lodge: A, .1. Lossing, J. J, Holly, J. together nnd recount His 10-tfc precious tho increased freight rates come out | ] jow everybody does despise a mean The Florist. Mr J. Sherman Moore— "The New I). Dossey. Alternates: J. E. Maker, blessings— blessings of mercy—of life of the consumer. This, however, i s 10|j cuss like’ those fellows! Women . "FLORIDA SCOUT” is a monthly Kf Year." J. H. Ferguson, 1. E. Estridge. preserved—of escape from terrors of not true in connection with perish-1wm flowers to tho jail to bedefck' boy's magazine published by SanMr. II. C. DuBose— "Our Work." pestilence or bereavement or famine. nbles. Selling prices of. periahnbles | tbe ccu 0f a mUrdercr, a thief may ford* boys. Edited and printed b y FLORIDA PEP HER FORTUNES. Mrs. E. D. Brownlee— "The Cooks." It is a good old Godly custom to are governed by the law of supply bc Rjven nnothcr chnncc, but when n Willard Lumlcy, and illustrated by •v* ; Mr. E. D. Brownlee was "Toast­ confess our sinB, personal, civic or na­ nnd demand. ,d t Is impossible to name ( pgj-gon {a j Uut omery and mean, Byron Stephens. Sample FREE, Flftenc carlonds of green peppers * iSfe master." tional and to ask forgiveness for the mid maintain a selling price on fruits [j,ere'fl not much sympathy for him I J8-3tp a . . YJ picked and shipped from three ncres Among those present were: Misses nnd vegetables based on cost; conse- nnywhere. same, and to pray for the spirit of • • j DRINK Perry Ix-e Bell, Dorle Moore,, Ella of the Iona-Fort Myers trucking sec­ tamest endenvor to live right and qucntly the increases in freight rates Whnt’s the reason? {Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100 Mary Muirhead, Virginia Palmer, tion, bruoght the growers $3,600, a glorify Him the coming year, so are paid by the producer, nnd the m , I. ‘A Why, it is thnt we nre nil idealists, per cent pure. Phone 311. Aliic Hall Gillon, Ruth Glllon, Her- little less thnn $1,200 per pere. And fraught with blessed opportunity and Florida orange grower has suffered Thp rftpncimlB ot,i humbugs of the old FOR SALK" mlna I.ehmnn, Genevieve Lehman, the picking and shipping from those momentous obligation. on account o f the exorbitant and un­ dnys who acquired a million or so by ^ — , - , ,,— .. . Virginia Neely, Lcttlc Caldwell, Fern three acres is not yet completed. Will wc do it— we Christians of reasonable freight rates in effect. more or less shady methods, fo u n d * /01* i>ALE-100 ft. front, 117 ft. And, as the county agricultural ^*nl, Edna Chittenden, Mary Lou The railroads nrguc that tho in­ IthM after all the beat u.e to which Sanford? Will we assemble with our '™ " ‘ ° " Drown, Ethel Henry, Florence Henry, agent of Lee county, Mr. 11. E. Stev­ pastors and pray for God’s glowing creases in freight charges are so ens, writes, “ That profit of a thous­ they could put their money was he, d > JiMte May Thrasher, Helen Tjsrwilllnger, small a* compared to the prices paid service of.mankind. We can forgive, and dollars an acre, and even more, inspiration to do His will this com­ Frances Leavitt, Anna DuBose, May ing New Year, or will we let tho oc­ by the consumer, thnt they do not i AGENTS WANTJED Holly, Sarn Warren Easterhy, Irmn can be made on an ncre of red pepper, casion pass without improving It— mnkc any difference one way or tho almost anything in our fellow creat­ tomatoes, • eggplant, watermelons, ures but smallness of soul. AGENT WANTED* IN SANFORD— Smith, Helen Peck, Adelc Runge, other. This is fnllncy, however, ns strawberries and such other ‘common while tho world recks with suffering, Every man nnd woman who really Sell the Original Watklna Reme­ Gladys Green, Gertrude Runge, Zotn market conditions on oranges during garden truck,’ is nlmost beyond the sorrow and sin? wants tho good opinion of the nelgh- dies, Spices, Extr. cts, etc. NeceaalDavison, Kathleen Brady, Mrs, R. S. December have proven thnt the pro­ CONTRIBUTED. belief of our Northern friends.” spare Holly, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. Stella ducer suffers on account of the high­ hors, hasn’ t such n hnrd chore t o 1tien nnd repeaters. All or The Tribune recalls that two years perform after all. Np one needs to * time. Write Watkins Co,, 69 MemArrington,- Mrs. Wt, A- Whitcomb, er freight rates. The amount o f the ago the Into Hunter Bryant of the PRESIDENT-ELECT ' 12-10l4tp, additional freight clmrgck paid to the possess the entire calendar of virtues. pb |v <renn. Mrs. E. D. Rrownlec. Messrs. WalS -I Fort Myers section, (tax assessor of DISCUSSES FINANCE Just generosity, that’s all. Just a : . L -----" 1 i 1? H fl railroads on Floridu oranges shi| pod *Ice Bell, Neil Morrison, Sherman Lee county, cleared $10,000 from WITH SEN. McCUMHER during the last ten days of November little human kindness in one’s make-|t HIRTY-F1VE SALOONS Moore. Arthur Moore, William Brumthirty oerse o f peppers.” up will mnko other folk overlook the RUNNING FULL BLAST and first fifteen dnys of December is Dy, Fordyce Hunsell, Rodman LehAnd what is being done in the Fort iDjr Th « A i* o -- i» tf d P r * » i ) SURPRISED BY AGENTS i greater thnn the amount of money faults.— Tampa Tribune. Glenn Lingle, Lcclerc Irwin, Myers section, is being done in the ■ MARION, De<|. 28^—President­ received by tho growers for the fruit, Victor Mdjiulin Henry Roddonberry, Plant City region, nnd the Sanford elect Harding expected todny to dis­ l By Th« AutcUItd fr t u ) this certainly proves that tho in­ COLBY ARRIVES Donald Whitcomb, Glenn Whitcomb, region, nnd the Hastings region, and cuss financial matters with Senator creased rates amount to something AT MONTEVIDEO ( HURLEY, Dec. 28.—Fifty prohfRobert Green, Hampden DuBose, the Miami region, nnd the Moore McCumber, North Dakota, foreign and' come out of the pockets o f the ibition agents from Chicago surprised D»lf Woodruff, Lee Peck, Theodore Haven region. In fact there are few (By Tha AiascUtad Praia) commerce with Oscar Strauss. ' M growers MONTEVIDEO, Dec. 28.—Secrc-| thlfty' ftvc. °.pen fl®loon> here t o ^ y «°neo, Robert Holly, Jess Long, Will- regions in Florida where this record and arrested many and seized largw Floridn has a large crop of good tary Colby arrived here today. Ho J*jn Mero, Charles Mero, Robert of the Lee County pepper grower EAST COAST RY.. oranges this season. There Is also a will remain until Friday. Faced busy quantities o f liquor, Agents armed •Does, R. s. Holly, H. C. DuBose and cannot be equalled if not beaten.— ANNOUNCES LAY OFF large crop of good oranges on the program o f entertainment. Due at but no shooting. L- D. Brownlee. I Tampa Tribune. OF ONE HUNDRED MEN trees in California. Better market Buenos Aires Saturday. The following committee was In conditions are hoped for during Jan­ Seminole: Two earolads o f drain3 ' harKc: Mrs. F. T. Williams, H. McHOLY CROSS THANKSGIVING (B y Tk« AittcUUd P rt«) uary, February and March, but pros­ Would Mr. Harding consider Ten-,® *0 t!Ie and three traction spray rotD. L. Thrasher, R. L. Peck, OFFERING DONATED HOSPITAL ST. AUGUSTINE, Doc. 28.—Florida pects arc not favorable for profitable nesscc and Oklahoma "Southern” , chines have recently been purchased *■ C. DuBose, L. A. Brumley, F. L. East Coast Railroad announced one prices,-in view o f the present high states In his quest o f a cabinet hold- co-operatively by t farmers o f this ^een, E. D. Chittenden, Boyce Bell, The management of the Fcjrnald- hundred employes of the mefhan!c$l freight rates. cr from the South? , county through the counay agent. S. Moore, W. D. Glllon, H. J. Leh- Lnughton Memorial Hospital wish to department will be laid off Janu­ It is hoped the railroads will real­ i t * A 'it , . and Misses Virginia Smith and oxprcsB publicly their appreciation of ize that the increased rates are not ary 1st. Magil). the gencroua donation of $40 by tho Justified on Florida oranges, and al­ Church of the Holy Cross so vegetables, that they, will Bell the Practically without opposition the Gitrus fruits in car load lots are It is very encouraging to us to have advisability of fostering industries election held recently favored bond­ movinR north this week from Stuart, this evidence o f the continued sup­ which provdic them with vast and ing Monroe county for the sum of bought in from the various farms port and co-operation to the best cit­ profitable tonnage and put freight 10 ncres fine Celery land; 5 acres cleared and tiled; 3 izens of the city The success of the $400,000 for hte purpose of buildntg rates back to the proper basis. the city. The shipments hpve * iAs institution Is predicated upon this co­ an additional eleven miles of county wells, good house, 5 miles out, 95,000, $2,000 cash, balahce J n msde by the purchasers arid the operation, and It Is Indeed gratifying highway along the keys, forming the ■ terms. • Another permanent investment for i rops m°vlng come from the Palm to us to know that the needs of tho first link o f oversea thoroughfare to City p the mainland which, when completed, the city o f West Palm Beach that waa 1 *rms, tho Tropical Fruit Farms hospital arc ever on the hearts of the will be hte most picturesque. drive­ members o f the Sanford churches proposed at the meeting of the com­ Ih . St. Lucie Inlet farms. The way in all the world, and will throw Very respectfully, . c'* Pa*d lor the fruit, while not the first reading o f PHONE 349 open the door o f Florida and the Unit- missioners .was . r T W LAWTON, a the growers had hoped for, are 106 N . PARK A V E . SANFORD. FLORIDA President Feroald-Laughton ’ ed States to the people of Key West an ordinance for the issuance o f bonds in *Ver®tTe of the prices paid durto pay for the Kennedy docka. Memorial Hospital and intervening keys. in* J «t season. I $ HERE IS A VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFER H. B. LEWIS ---- jii . . ' -n v .4^ - t mimmm . e - $ * J■ i ;l, ■ �rttflisas 5 THE SANFORD W E E K L Y H E R A LD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31t 1920 NORMAL TRADE CONDITIONS WILL SOON PREVAIL IN AMERICA SAY OFFICIALS E V E R Y ,BIT OF EVIDENCE f,, G ATHERED CON­ F IR M S IT. READJUSTMENTS ALL TO ESTABLISH T AMENDMENT TOURIST IS CENTRAL MARKET PREVENTS ANY KILLED AT DAYTONA BEACH FOR PERISHABLES TAX EXEMPTIONS __ . n im ir n m A iir t (By Tb. KENTUCKY TEAM PLAYS TEXAS SATURDAT (Br Tfc* Aiiocutvd rifu) FORT WORTH, Tex., Dec. Centre College football team arrival Pr»u) WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Consti­ STRANGE HAPPENINGS WITH TRADE COMMISSION SAYS THIS LANDIS, FISH & HULL MAN KIDNAPPED AND tutional amendment to prevent the Is­ PLAN IS NOW VERY IIEATEN HY MOIL suance of any tax exempt securities Attorneys ahd Counsellors-at-Lav NECESSARY DeLAND, FLORIDA by the federal government, states or t who tire getting no wages at nil nml DAYTONA BEACH, Fin., Dec. 28. any county or municipality was pro­ Will practice In the State and Fedu WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.— Estab­ who believe in the practical psycho]- — Grady Haines, who Monday night posed in the house todny by Chairman a I Courts. Special facilities for Ei! nmining and Perfecting Land Titles] lishment of control markets for per­ ogy thnt some kind o f a job is be'tter went to the aid of his father, Arthur McFadden of the Banking commit­ ishable food products in all lnrgo Humes, when the latter was being than none. tee. The big fact is thnt the financial attacked by a bnnd o f men, who la­ cities and the setting up of a Federal E. K. PERRYMAN licensing system applicable to all world—which makes possible the con­ ter took him nwny, died yesterday. Attorney-at-Law dealers In such foods at those markets tinuance of manufacturing operations 100 Park Ave. DAYTONA BEACH, Dec. 28.—# is proposed by the Federal Trade —has passed through Its crisis and Commission In its annual report today SANFORD FLORIDA thnt while buying will be conserva­ Arthur Hnmcs, a tourist, was taken tive, the return to normal hns at last from his hotel at the beach Sunday to congress. The commission’s conclusions are begun on a basis that has removed night at 10 o’clock by a party of men based on an Investigation covering the wrinkles of anxiety on the. faces believed to be eight in number, and many months and it declares that ( of ‘government officials, and made conveyed to a point in the woods where he was tied to n log and severFederal action is necessary to obtain CELEBRATES THE EVENT BY Is a powerful Antiseptic and Pih them feel that the nation has suc­ Killer, cures infected cuts, old Sore*, effective regulation and to nvold unRECEIVING NUMEROUS ly. beaten. , cessfully weathered the storm. He wns found about 2 o’clock in fair and wasteful practices with the CONGRATULATIONS tetter, etc. Relieves Sprains, Near. | FARM PRODUCE PRICES the morning by P. W. Eldridge and consequent effect on prices. In the --------algia, Rheumatism. 17 . 13 k carried to Daytona, from which ■present system the commission sees (By Tb. a h m U M * « • » ) The United States department of point he was carried to DeLand and as n hindrance to the proper paw sge , WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 8 -P r e » > GEO. G. HERRING agriculture hns revised its crop fig­ placed in the Volusia county jail for o f perishables from the producer to dent celebrated sixty-fourth birthures for the year and finds that it sufe-kccping. Eight deputy sheriffs thc consumer certain Inter-trade deal- ] day today, receiving numerous mesAttorney-at-Law must cut down those it published—a who were rushed to Daytona found Ings which It believes should be-elim<?f congratulations. Two totat was given ns $1-1,087,008,000, the city quiet after the incident. Innted ana and It inniea u. suggests that u m the uic hand-. n«im-1 daughters, Margaret W ilson,. Mrs. No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin There hns been a great reduction in Conflicting reports as to the cause unR 0f these products be surrounded McAdoo with him for occasion. ‘ * SANFORD, FLA. the estimated value of our principal of the nffnir have been circulated. by numerous regulations nnd restric­ crops ns compared with 1019, when One is thnt Unities had shown undue tions such ns the recording of avail­ maximum farm returns were reached intimacy with his daughter, und an able supplies, the dating o f cold stor­ and the planted urea wns large, for other is thnt Humes hnd made state­ age periods nnd provisions for auction , the farmers were urged to raise bum­ ments which reflected on tho charac­ mnrkctlng. *' , per crops—the world was hungry and ter of certain young ladies of the Facilities should be made adequate, MY SPECIALTIES: would need all they produced.* The community nml hnd forbid his daugh­ the commission says, to enable the Pickard’s Hand-Painted China yield was bountiful in nearly all lines ter to association with them. producer .to ship freely Into the cen­ Gorham’s Sterling Silver * -— * — and the farmers were able to com­ It Is declared thnt n man represent­ tral markets and "with proper protec­ | Rogers’ Plated Ware mand excellent prices. In the Inst ing himself hh a Jacksonville attor­ tion of his Interests." The marketing ROBERT W. MADDOX, PRES. Elgin and Waltham Watches few weeks, however, because of some neyt giving the name o f Anderson, system should be so governed that ob­ GEORGIA DIVISION DESPOND­ depression, a drop came in values und went intp the hotel where Humes is jectionable hoarding would be ellm- ( ENT OVER REVERSES the F.edernl department hns been stopping nml declared thut he wishcJ innted and proper co-ordination of ATLANTA, Dec. 28.— Robert W. I compelled to reduce its figures of to­ to spenk with him over some legnl transportation facilities should be « - , Maddox prc8 ident\ Georgia division, tal agricultural production to $9,148,- matters. He was yanked in the di­ complished to make deliveries certain Amer|can CotU)n ABROC|atlon, . s h o t 1 519,000, or nearly $5,000,000,000 be­ rection of the [torch, it is said, where LAWYER self last night at Newnnn, Gn. Suicide low 1 0 10 . ho wns overpowered by other mem­ when required. orneft IN THE COURT HOlIsr The commission says thnt the M ,cve(, due t<) despondency over This shrinkage is due altogether to bers of the party and carried to an the decline in value, for the farmers automobile. Attracted by the distur­ needed reforms can hardly Ik? ” - , wlfc-s death and worry over husi- 1 SANFORD - - FLORIDA ported to be accomplished by the In- nCH condu,onB planted ns ninny aqres u s 'last year, bance a son of Hnmcs in declared to Itlntlve of the dealers,” nnd nsnerts 1 huv worked as hard and have raised have appeared on the scene and up­ thnt state and municipal authorities — ............................ as much—and indeed more— than ill t on offering assistance to his father ful surroundings and pleasing envir­ lack the power to effectively regii-jon our stntc with genreouB favor, previous yenrs. It is well, however,1was shot in the back. Hamefl’ dnughlate the handling of the food supplies. The flower parade in Minmi Inst onment ns the people of Florida and to remember that there have been ter is also asserted to have fired nevAlthough co-operation of state nnd week gave our visitors some idea of this should encourage us to go tlx chattges in values in nearly all articl- oral shots at the automobile as it was locnl authorities nnd railroads might the gorgeous blooms thnt arc prolif- limit on the expansion of the bcaqties anti that the farmers will have to [ departing, occompHsh the ends sought, the com -' ically produced here, but there was ful. The people of other sectioa pay less for nearly all they buy. Much Young Humes, who was mortally mission believes this plan dors not a noticeable nbscnce of roses, which work hnrd nnd expend large sums il of the change is tiue to tin decrease wounded, was immediately taken into , 1 hold out much hope for a satisfactory have ijjways been a feature in Cali- order to have even mediocre flown in the’ purchasing value of the dollar, the care of others who were nttrnc solution of the problem. * I fornin und in the flower parades of gardens for a few months in the yeir, anil the European farmers have suf- ed by the shooting. Ills injuries are so we should show our appreciation Turning to wheat products, the com- the Pacific < oust. fered in other directions also through so serious that his recovery is not ex­ , , mission says it has found that Concern Roses-can he raised in Florida, but of the favorable conditions thit en­ ilic exchange value of their curren’ V i l dlH.|nr„d thll. was *trntlon of the milling industry hns they are not the easiest flowprs to able us to enjoy lovely surroiindir.fi ‘ 'y:. i I i progressed far enough so thnt "prob- raise nnd our people seem to have continuously, by spreading flowen I here is, of course, much to make threatened with lynching several ably ten of the largest milling con- been too busy to take the trouble to broadcast and devoting ns much time the farmers complain of the situa­ nights previous. cents could supply the demnnd of the «*ow them ‘ profusely. Matty heauti- ns possible to their care nnd cultiva­ tion and demand special measures of country for flour.” The commission ful roses are grown iu certain locali- tion.— Times-Union, relief. They were encouraged by the mentlons incidentally that Its figures <‘ cb of tho state and those who have whole country* to increase their acre-1 front thirty-seven milling corpora- carefully studied the requirements of age and to raise the largest crops. tions showed thnt their sales hnd In- them? henutlful flowers contend that The crops were larger, the acreage from $304,-! ,h. 7 can rntse tl{em with very tittle I 'erensed from $160,000,000 $ 10 0 ,000,000 to — T— greater and the land wns more care­ i 000,000 between lOlAojnd 1918, while , additional t ffort over that given to | fully cultivated, yet they gel nearly PRESIDENT WILSON IS 64 YEARS OLD RUB -M Y- TI SM DANGER OF FINANCIAL COLLAPSE AT AN * END. .4 — The following dispatch from Wash­ ington to the Jacksonville Metropolis writen by David Laurence, is most important: The worst is over. A turn fo'r the better in the business situation o f the country has come. Government o f­ ficia ls generally are glad to be able f o send a New Year message to the American people thnt all danger of u •collapse in the credit situation has passed and thnt from now on n steady ■return to normal conditions may be expected. Every bit of evidence gathered here confirms the view of officials that with the exception of individual enses where bad management or imprudent financing has caused some concerns t o hang by an eyelash the entire bus­ iness outlook is favorable. ' The process of readjustment Is not over. Perhaps some of the most pain­ ful changes will come when the price of labor is grndunlly brought down, but in the business world it­ self the bottom has been reached' and the future is by no means as dark ns it was a month ago. Letters received from bank officials in various parts o f the country indicate that the turn came in the last six or seven days and that the improvement is substantial and sound. The reports received on Christmas buying indicate that the strike which the consumer started several weeks ago against the purchase of anything except absolute necessities was broken by the Christmas spirit and that most retailers will have cleared their shelves pretty well by the end of this year. Of course the danger in reducing the cost of labor is always the prospect of a strike. Hut in many cases the employers would welcome the chance to he rid of an overhead cost on labor altogether for a few weeks, so the wise Inboring man ■consulting with the housewife and noticing a d*l-line in the prices of food and clothing will, it is believed rs. here, be ready to accept a lower I their annual profits had grown from ” * " r ° " tl $.i,(IOll,noil,Ottn less Im all their work weekly wage rather than Insist on There are many other lovely flow - 1 $5,5110,000 to $20,000,000 in the same It ts natural tlint tinfarmers n higher one and run the usk of not i-rs that can In- grown prulifically in 11 >dd demand some lelief from the t \N ADI AN AUTHORITIES THINK period. getting anything at all during the win Florida. Among these are the gorijcasury, from congress and the peo­ THEY SIGHTED RUN­ ter months. Hut an abrupt change tit geous chrysanthemums, the dainty ple that will enable them to meet EPWORTH LEAG UE A W A Y BALLOON Inbor prices is not expected. Certain carnations nnd scores of old-fashion­ their losses and the conditions that MEETS ST. LOUIS clnsses of labor which have been paid (By Th« A«o-i»u4 riui) ed flowers that would decorate the have arisen. But-the relief differs ALL THIS WEEK girfdcns and enliven the landscape at j»t war prices will have to come down. OTTAW A, Dee. 28.—Canadian nuin nearly cvrey section and in nearly All this may be stubbornly fought Iry different seasons, as flowers will grow every agricultural community. Corn IhoriticH. announced believe missing rBy Th* A**©r|*lr*1 Ptrtsi the labor organizations, but the alter­ I and bloom •verv month of the venr in United States naval balloon which is perhaps the worst -suffer, for al­ ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29.— Epwurlh native may lie no work at all Florida. left Roeknwny December l-'lth deTHE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT. though the crop raised this year is the League leaders from throughout Already requests to accept a cut largest ever grown, it brings In less seemled near Lake Temisckaming, Easier lilies are easily grown in Don’ t forget thnt it is just ns n«the jurisdlrlion of the Southern -lias worked out successfully in sev­ to the funnel by the great sum of two hundred miles northwest of here. Florida and there is no more beauti­ esaary have your inner tuba Methodist church met here tndn) eral lines of business, and while ev­ SI ,til)U,tl00,UtMJ. The cane crop is also Declared careful analyzed winds, and .j m ........ ful flower than the stately lily a” strong, flexible nnd durable the to consider plans for extending erybody wants the other fellow to a sufferer, having lost both in the other conditions during flight made it its purity. ThC gorgeous hibiscus as. your outer shoes, nnd our vulcsnthe scope o f organization. Ap­ izing process will do this for joa come down and nobody wants to bear yield ami in the value of the sugar nearly certain. Italtoon has three o f ­ the lovely oleanders, the magnificent pointment of two field secretaries , , It’s the best tire insurance you eoaU the brunt of the reduction himself or produced. ficers. royal poincianns, the regal poinsct- j put your ttf0 n,oney into, for it da* for each state was urged by the herself, some-reduction in labor costs The country rcnlzies the misfor­ ties, the artistic bougnnvilln, the j ties, often trebles, tho life of boU. speakers. is inevitable. The business man who tunes of. the farmers and is disposed FLORIDA TO CALIFORNIA IN flaming hignnio and many other, tires and tubes. We arc vulcaninflf wisely made his- prices on a basis of to grant them all the relief it can, flowering trees, plants nnd vines' specialists. ' 24 HOURS BY PLANE the average cost for n period of nor­ financially and legislative. Thu far - 1 mal years, is the lucky individual liter bus been umon^the first to suf­ .SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Dec. 29— kent vulcanizing works nowadays. Yet few of them were able fer from drop in prices. Other do- 1 nttempt to fiy 2079 miles, from Few people in the world hnve the 1 Phone 17 to do so unless they sacrificed prof­ dines will come and come soon—and Florida to California, in an airplane oportunity of living in such benuti-Joak and 3rd SL Sanford, FRrH» its altogether during waj^years, and other values will he reduced in like 1,1 twenty-four hours, will bo mnde I & the number who did that is very proportions nnd equalized as to all (February 22d by Lieut. Alexander GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED TO small. • goods. So that the farmers probub- Pcnrson, Jr., Mnj. Henry C. Pratt, air HOLY CROSS PARISH HOUSE in^ly will not be compelled to bear an °Rlcer o f the Eighth Corps Aron, Perhaps the most optimistic TO RECEITIION Washington are those who see in undue proportion of the shrinkage in announced today. Licutennnt Pearson the falling prices of building mater- values. It will have to he apportion- 'van the transcontinental nir race laRt Tho Holy Cross Parish House will inis theanswer tq thelabor question, ed equitably. Hut the work of relief winter. G IL L E T T E T IR E S The flight will he mde in three be the scene of the nnnual reception High rent, it hns been contended, has j and adjustment can begin well with “hbps.” The ntarting point 'will be given by the rector to the members been the back-bone of every demand agriculture.—Tampa Tribune, I’nhlo Beach, Jacksonville, Fla. for increases in wages. The shortage of the church; the various organiza­ in houses has been nation-wide. Some The first hop of . 804 titifeh will be im w h e r e s building materials arc back to pre­ made to Ellington Field,, Houston, tions In connection with the church war prices but building on a general Tex.; the Becond from Ellington Field and the general public on Snturday acale will not be resumed until labor SINCE RECEIPT OF REPORTS OF to E) Paso, n distance of 060 miles, evening, January 1, 1921. It is the conics down, too, for anyone wanting and the third Is scheduled from El custom of tho rector to give one of NEW AMERICAN NAVY to build a house and "sell it several Paso to Rockwell Field, San Diego, HAVE I1F.EN RECEIVED these general receptions each year years hence for at somewhat near the Calif., 615 miles. and this Is tho eighth of its kind. The 1 10 / Thu A it s k ille d P r i l l ) original cost, will not build at war DEAL The flight will bd the first attempt Men's Club of the parish have the re­ LONDON, Dec. 28— Calls for prices of labor, if tho purchasing to cross tho continent for n, contin­ il l power of the dollar should gradually United States, Great Britain, and uous rccard, the two necessary stops ception In charge and they are plan­ ning on a large gathering and will Japan to curtail naval expenditures increase, the average workman will only requiring forty-five minutes. entertain with .music, dancing,'cards not be justified in asking for the re­ ly mutual agreement featured by sev­ IM’S right about the matter. The arrow of auto nnd a lunch. tention of high wages, but the trou­ eral London newspapers tmley. ‘Jour­ You are earnestly requested to bo opinion in this town points directly at us. We ble will be to mnko the averuge man nals express anx'ety prevailing!! M1 re present on the mentioned dntc any are the repairmen who charge fo rthe exact amount accept that line of the reasoning un­ zb'- »• receipt of reports >>f new Ar.icr. time between the hours of 8:00 nnd of time we spend on a commission and the material Anxiety traced til the dotlar actually docs buy as icon nnvnl program employed. 1 1 : 0 0 o’clock nn denjoy n social eve­ t u'v.ii'ption if United St.U-j bulldi much ns it used to. ning. The trouble about the readjustment t ig r.. ivy Great Britain mo t do 11 r ciI economic conditions is that things wi.*c RAISE MORE FLOWERS IN do not move uniformly, und naturnlly SEVERE ENOUGH TO SHAKE FLORIDA. reductions in labor cost will be resist­ FOR THE DRINKS ed. In the sense that a fall in labor Florida has been extensively ad­ (Br The AuocUtcd T m i) prices is yet to conic, the painful ness vertised as the land of'sunshine and WILLOWS, Calif., Dec. 29— Earth­ o f the economic situatipn is not over, flowers, therefore wo should exert quake bo severe thnt inhabitants but with unemployment so extensive will break n Cold, Fever and ourselves to make good on the flower were aroused occurred here at twothe resumption of large business op­ Grippe quicker than anything erations after the first of the year we know, preventing pneumonia. fifteen this morning. No damage re­ pnrt of It, leaving the Bunshine to the Creator, who has always smiled upwill tend toward the relief of those 17-13tc ported thus far. COTTON BROKER HENRY Mc UULI N JEWELER OF ATLANTA KILLS HIMSELF SCHELLE MAINES MISSING BALLOON THREE OFFICERS LANDED CANADA VULCANIZING HOLY CROSS z :: r s s RECEPTION “ r J ' a , .. AU TO H r / K ? 1-» Ki SMITH BROS. J , ' AH AUTO REPAIR! SHOP TH A T VKILL GIVE M E A PAIR EXPRESS ANXIETY j THIS ARROW BEHIND . EAR IS POINTING RIGHT AT THE RIGHT SHOP B EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA THIS MORNING J . �** THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31,1920 FLORIDA GROVERS SUFFER WITH PRESENT HIGH RATE ON SHIPPING AND LABOR LAKE MONROE FRANK CLARK WOULD JAIL MALE VAMPS Times:* "Don't you do it Sid! A fter the first of January you will .drop in­ to on obscurity so deep that you will never be heard of again in Floridn politics. There’s no 'como back' for you. You- were put into a perman­ ent political sleep when that Fletch­ er majority hit yott last June and your following has shrunk to the vanishing point. A thoroughly ex­ posed fakir can never do business with the name crowd agnin." But Sidney 'Johnson Cntts is a hu­ morist himself. He knows he will never run ngain for anything politic­ al. He just wants to see if the state will jump nnd look around behind it if once more he lets out a loud and sudden p-s-tl It jumped n little and Sid chuckled. But Sid knows when he hns got enqugh. He is no Bryan for punishment.—Tampa Tribune. REPUBLICANS CLASH WITH, DEMOCRATS fit Christmas Greetings! Good fortune attend you, good angels defend you, good thoughts possess you, is the hearty wish towards all this happy ■ OLD BILL TARIFF IS STILL yuletlde. That the greatest blessings --------shower you, prosperity follow you ,1 WASHINGTON) Dec. 27.—-A bill BONE OF CONTENTION peace and happiness enfold you has Just been offered In tho house WITH PARTIES throughout the joyous season. by Congressman Frank Clark of Flor(By Tb« Aatoclitod Pr»«) The great Christmas spirit, with itJn to prevent ogling, flirting and K C :| AMATEUR JOURNALISM WASHINGTON, Dec. 27,— Repub­ i n c b e w e d k a t i m rh i t t h e its glow and warmth, descended upon mashing o n tF street, Washington's lican and democratic leaders in sen* - £T 71* . * lUi e i ’ STATE A Early in the spring of 1920, about our school the week before the holt- fnahlonable shopping street, which ate clashed today on house emergency the male species Indulging BLOW February 1st, I think, I wns struck days. Happy faces grew brighter wonld bill. Hitchcock characterized mean* still, animation pervaded the atif this practice. with the idea of getting out nn ama­ urc as embargo bill and proposition teur paper. Almost all boys hnvc a mosphcrc ns the great holiday np- Tho bill provides that all persons to restrict American commere*. yearning similar to this sometime or proachcd. SantnCInus in many and who loiter on tho street or who stand SvJ. 1 Charged Republicans proposed to ru sk rr-'SS***-1 or ncar the entrances of theatres, other, and I hnd always been inter­ various expressions wns much in evithrough measure practically dence, nlso sketches of holly, mlstlc- motion picture shows or other places nFTURNS RECEIVED FOR FRUIT ested in writing nnd publishing. consideration. Republican My typewriter hnd just nrrived, nnd toe, bells, etc., were a pronounced ° f amusement and by any means AND VEGETABLES EATEN UP denied legblatlon contemplated Then too, the graceful whatsoever annoy any woman or girl I got busy on the first issue. It was feature. nY CARRIERS* CHARGES bargoes. such person had no prevlto have four typewritten pages, G by i Christmas tree with Us softly colored with There mny be plenty o f moonshine _ and pretty decorations was 1°* acquaintance are each and all of JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 27.— Be- 9 inches. I typed 10 copies of the llghts Another permanent investment fo r first issue and mailed them out to carefully drawn. All these suggestions them hereby declared to be^vagrants. and “ red likker" in Sanford but it wns esusc of the high freight rates exist­ the city of West Palm Beach that was 'were oozing between times, till i “ There Is a,species of the male even not in evidence on Christmas day. The' ing on railroads, growers in Florida different boys, ns samples. proposed nt the meeting of the co m ­ Lewis Shipp, of Sanford, took the ! Thursday when the mid-term exammore deadly tha the female that has city wns remarkably quiet in this re­ jnd other Southern states' are fac­ missioners wns the first' reading o f ing * critical situation. Growers nnd job of assistant editor, and he also 1(nations were over, restraint was made a certain street In the national spect for which all of ua arc truly an ordinance for the issuance of bonds dippers are losing heavily. Gencr- typewrote a few on his typer. By this lifted, exuberance soared, teachers eapltol famous as well as Infamous thankful. to pay for the Kennedy docks. |from tho Potomac to tho Pacific *1 conditions in the fruit industry time I wns ready to Btort on the sec­ nnd pupils were ns one. s Then away to the woods ,v/henf coast," Mr. Clark said, btve not been satisfactory, although ond issue, I had ten subscribers at heavy shipments o f fruit have been the rate o f 25c per year. The second eager hands claimed an evergreen! A year on the rock pile la the best them, he said, and It will ‘ pjjc. Hundreds o f cars o f Florida isauo had a grand ( ? ) circulation of from *f.'r E'oridn Within the audi-,®01* 25 copies. torium it was carried its massive make the worst he-vamp want to wear oranges have been sold in the North m im About this time I decided that I proportions filling spnee from floor t o . blinders for the rest of his natural * -■ £jLjg*»* daring the last few weeks at prices had to have a press. It was too slow which lea** Attic or nothing for the ceiling, Ita wide-spreading arms ex- Hfe. growers, and in many cases the fruit and laborious to typewrite 25 separ­ tended In benediction over the happy,1 The Florida congressman's attenhai.not realised enough to pay for ate copies. So I kept my cyis peeled rollicklng, merry children. Soon all tlon waa first called to the pt^sence picking, hauling, packing and freight. for a press. I wanted one somewhere ’was a gala siene. Big sprays of ^ e so-called "cake-eatm " by readNone Shipments of 'Florida fruit have aropnd a 6x9 hand press. holly, mistletoe, Christmas posters, antics *of young men on been heavy this year. Supplies of showed up, nnd I was just about bells, all were there. The the \yaahIngton streets. When he de* ** competitive citrus up to tho present ready to. give up, when I managed to 1Christmas tree, gay with decorations,1^ e d to Urodueo this bill, designed to buy just the one I needed from Mr. Materials In all building linea are now at a lower mark haTe been comparatively light, and the most of them fashioned by the break up circles of negro Idlers, he ' than they have been for years, and are at a lower level the fruit men behove that under nor­ Robb, in this city. He had it laying hands of the children, fairly groaned' approached the subject with an open than they will be in a few weeks' hence, If all Indications in his shop for several years, and was mal conditions the markets would & 5I beneath the weight of the many pres- mind toward Including the masculine point true. glad to dispose of it as much ns I have absorbed the Florida oranges at Conditions in the lumber market are such that every ents. One feature of the decorations IBft within the Bcope o f h b buL It ( ' indication points to an early riae in the price of building very reasonable prices. Shipper a say wns glad to get it, Iv materials. The simple law of supply and demand, If there I ordered the rollers and type in a that deserves special mention was th e, wn8 n°t ur*tB he took an afternoon^ i the South has not taken its usual blackboard drawings: The FirAt .*">11 down F street that his mind were no other inf Inences, la such aa to indicate that the - ills proportion of the shipment on ac­ jiffy, nnd while I was waiting for it Christmas, Christ, the New Born registered something more amvindag present low prices carinol long prevail. J typewrote the third issue, which count of the purchasing power of the For the past 60 days prices have maintained the un­ and The Stable of Bethlehem, > a n doubt so fa r as the existence o f consumers being below normal. This hnd a circulation o f 30 copies, afid' precedented low level and still remain at that point, bat the latter being drawn by a little these ntale “ vamps" goes. It !a said It’s not a safe proposition to expect them to remain at this mult growers attribute to low prices contained G pages, point long. Well, after what seemed months of nine-year-old girl assisted by one of . that he apprbached *. popular corner for cotton and other commodities. At the present low prices an oppgiiunlty la offered her classmates. So admirable was “ "d “P ^ * young dandy leaning Idly The low prices in thO'^South have waiting, the mnterial finally came, the proBpective builder for a tremendous saving in build­ this thnt it received the approval o f , a8*Inst a doorway for support with forced a larger percentage of soles nnd I got rendy to print the fourth I -f. ing materials. BUT IN ORDER TO GET THE FULL the ever present cigarette at hand. BENEFIT OF THEM IT WILL RE NECESSARY TO / than usual in the Middle West and issue of tho "Floridn Scout." This everyone. At 7:00 o'clock the lights were The congressman stood for a moment, START NOW, SO DON’T DELAY. Eastern markets. Grower* and ship­ wns the next to the last week of switched on nnd soon the hum o f ’ *t •» also related, gazing upon the school, bo I wns busy "boning” for pers in Florida believe that the im­ human clothes model googling every portant point is thnt while the aver­ tho exams, nnd bad very little time voiceB denoted the fnst-filllng nudlyoung woman who passed that way. age price, delivered in the markets for printing. I set- up the type for torium. The exercises were in keep­ Thnt. wns enouh for the Floridan. He during the past few weeks will not one column of the front page, when ing w ith^hc occasion nnd consisted had Been all he wanted. net the growers coat of production to my disgucst I found that I didn’ t o f songs^ refcltntiotyi^ Instrumental SERVICE QUALITY PRICE . have etiough type. I ordered more music, etc., until the crowning featthe same average price n few yenra LOOKING TWO YEAllS AHEAD CORNER THIRD AND MYRTLE PHONE 135 type at the Herald, nnd when it cume | ure when Old Santn Claus made his ago, would have given the grower I set up the other column. (The pa(appearance and having hniled from about enough to cover the cost. Scarcely has Florida settled down Orange growers in Florida nre now per was to be eight 6x9 pages). Then the North Pole clear to the Land of > after one biennial election until there paying freight rates CG per cent 1 was all ready. Lifting up the form, Flowers, by way of company, Mrs. | * , i ii conies rumblings of what will be In higher than the rates pnld three years I found thnt the type fell out In |Santa Clnus conic too. Although the next political campaign. How­ ago The railroad officials nrgue thnt places. After fixing this, I set the ludicrous in the extreme in her farever, this time it is a “ humorsome" the increased freight rates come out chaso in the press and made a proof. n()rlb ci0thes, she having forgotten feature, ns the Scotch would say, of the consumer. This in not true,' There were mistakes galore. Correct- to change nt Jacksonville, she wns which is injected. fruit shippers state, in connection ■inK these, I wns finally ready to print, none the less welcome, and was al­ Cntts! Imagine it, can you? Cntts with perishables. Selling prices o n , 1 printed it nil right, making 125 together useful in the distribution of running' for the United States senate perishables are governed by the law ' copies. the many gifts to otrr boys nnd girls. in 1922! Ob boy, what'll the people About this time I began to get re­ of supply nnd demand in the opinion And so the happy hours sped nwny do to hjm? of local shippers. They declnrc that sults from the advertisements I had nnd the hearts. of our ehiudren, and Over in west Floridn “ Cntts carit is impossible to name nnd main­ over tain a selling price on fruits nnd The "Seminole; fln(j mm]c mcrry by the true Christ- in Wcst Florida conics this advice to vegetables based on cost nnd conse- Scout" published at Jacksonville, com -, mftS „p|r|t him from one of the wisest nnd best •cquently they say the increases in bined with my paper, and this helped RoberU Wynne entertained papers, the old Gadsden County m -m freight rates arc paid by the produc­ my paper a whole lot, as the S. S S..1 j h er' fr|md> wlth n birthday party. er. wns then "Florida’s Lending Tribe Games wepe enjoyed nnd delightful Railroad officials, the increase Paper.' After the consolidation I 0 v* refreshments served, All bod a most in freight rates are so small, as com took over this slogan myself, nnd still enjoyable evening. pared to the prices paid by the con­ use it. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dorcas and sumer, that they do not make any Now Used In connection with no other difference one way or the other. Ship­ 1921 ■ W OtftnOTECTEp] * }-.n° w k®v® p00 pni(1 su’JscrH>- y atjd_ flnd BOn 0f Pennsylvania, left; subject does the newly coined aadt pers rnaintaih that this is not cor* ers and the paper is* now printed on Yaddy WtCASepFFME-B for Miami after a few weeks’ visit rvrt. The Produce News. frequently heard expression fo o t ­ W h e n the b o d y begins to stiffen n large power press, which I own. to J. W. Miller. 1b and m ovem en t becom es painful it * - aAl The postnl clerks at the postofficc ed above,'mean more or apply witk Mrs. Emma Lake of Louisville is usually on indication that the nearly have a fit when 1 bring my pa­ A CTO PLUNGES INTO a guest of her son, Ben Lake and greater force than in the Blatter , kidney* are ou t o f order. Keep Byron Steph­ r i v e r , t w o d r o w n e d per down for mailing. family. $19 these organa healthy b y taking ens, Sanford, illustrates it with a of insurance on your property* as­ Dr. W. F. Blackman is in Chicago ST PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec. 2G, cover design. I believe I get as much suring you against financial loo* on. business. —Mrs, Henry Kramer, 55, and Miss mail na Bob Holly himself. Mr. J. F. Bohannon has returned to in the event of Ita destruction by WILLARD LUMLEY, Emily Kramer, 54, New Brunswick, his home nt Knoxvlllo after a visit to Sanford, Fin. N- J., were drowned yesterday after­ fire. his brother, Mr. narvey Swaggcrty. noon when the automobile in tvihch Mrs. Homer Smith of Chicago is Tha world’s standard ramady for Udnay, they were riding ran o ff a-bridge. visiting her. brother and wife, Dr. tlvar, bladdar and uric add uoublao. Henry Kramer, husband and brother, ' Pamoua tinea 169& Taka ragulariyand SEE US ABOUT and Mrs. W. F. Blackman. • wn* driving the automobile, wns kaap In good baallh. In tbraa aiiea, all Mrs. E. L. Knlserman nnd baby of droggiata. Guamntaod aa rapraaantad. FIRE lNSURANCEI rescued. He was taken to a hospital, Cleveland have Joined their family Lack far ik« u . . Cald HaSal— arary ■V „ ^here it is said his condition is con­ here. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kalserman will sidered serious. soon move to their new home on Sanhirst reports thnt tho automobile i1 Was driven o ff the bridge while the Thedford’s BIick-Dranght Highly * ; ’ f °M rHRoMt*Wynnc of Cl.ro I, party wns wntching dn airplane were H , -i RecomnendeiOij aTenncwee Ing the holidays with his family here. * • •. - m denied by Mr. Kramer. The party A community Christmas tree will y Grocer lor Troubles Re­ had driven to a beach resort after W fi be hnd nt tho grnded school Friday their Christmas dinner and were re­ sulting from Torpid : f Vw&l ^^ night. Everybody Invited. turning to their winter home here. r Liver. They were riding in a closed car nnd r Is now, ready to serv e the trade in this part of CARUSO SUFFERING had driven on tho bridge approach FROM PLBUROSY . •' "hen the hub of the automobile Florida in everything in East Nashville, Tcnn.— Tho efflO> MUST TAKE REST caught on the guard rail and toppled lency of Thedford’a Black-Draught, the t the automobile over the rail into 15 genuine, herb, liver medicine, la :35 (Br Tk* AitwIaUd Tntt) feet of water. vouched for by Mr. W. N. Parse na, a NEW YORK, Dec. 27^—Condition Mr. Kramer, hiB wifo and siater, grocer o f thla city. "It D without o f Caruso, suffering pleurisy,'Is un­ escaped from the tightly closed auto­ doubt the best liver medicine, and I changed. . Physicians *prescribed rest A mobile, How they managed to get don't bellere I could get along without Ssld singer may return to stage with­ out of the automobile Mr. Kramer It I take It for aonr stomach, head­ in two weeks. ®culd not explain. Kramer, who is ache, bad 11Ter, IndigeaUon, and all I years old, held the two women un- other trouble* that are the revolt of BRITISH, FRENCH LUMBER PRICES ARES LOWER and this is the time aer his arms and they were pulled a torpid Urer. AfcD ITALIAN •from the water by'pasaerbys. Efforts to build the home that you have been wanting so long "I have known and used It for T**ra, p r e R i b r STO MEET r. .4 . !f to revive the women failed. Kramer and ean and do highly recommend It hurried to a hospital. to every one. I won't go to bed with* (Br Tha AuoeUUS final out It In the honea. It will do all It PARIS, Dec. 27.~Newspapers de­ =v:,1 PRESENTED WITH claims to do. t can’t say enough for clare, British, FTench and Italian pre­ r* MASONIC EMBLEM I t " . miers will meet at Nice next month. * Many other man and women through­ Judge Maihes la the proud posses- out the country have found Black* ENACTMENT BILL ®°? of a fine* Masonic emblem that Draught just aa*Mr Parsons describes MEANS MORE TAX —valuable In regulating tho llrer to presented to him by the Baptists • y m I . Sunday School and Church yesterday. Its normal functions, and' in cleansing - ‘im V WASHINGTON; D a f 27}—Secre­ F Dr. Hyman making the presentation the bowels of Impurities. tary Houston declared enactment bill Thedford'a Black-Draught liver modi- 'meant added tax, and treasury ought •, P<*ch. Thq emblem Is a watch fob or pin and is worn today by the judge >Im u the original and only gonulna. not be called upon to assume any ad-i, *ho feels that it is not only good to Accept no Imitations or subetittiU* Ultlonal burdens. •}* ** a Mason but also a Baptist. ^ S r a y T a s k for n a d f t a t o E lf THE G R O W LOSE wM ■i and B uil|d N --------- DO NOT WAIT TOO LONG — — ;: The H ill Lum ber Co. SQUEEZED SAFETY FIRST TO DEATH C ^ p iE D A L SOUR STOMACH „ INDIGESTION The Carter Lumber Co. iZ i r Rough jand Dressed Lumber and Builders’ Supplies if See us for Prices on Materials o f All Kinds in Building Supplies , . Laurel Avenue and Commercial Street, Sanford V ' j n ; -;j ! - 1 , i-s .. * ■ fim s m - V - •V'S ■ %.I-JT- r" -l*. ikri L~ : -: t If * ===^=.— —1 k - � 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, 1920 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, December 31, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1920; <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/1fb02f2a31fedd053e5ab33c6d43aa48.pdf 7b6213efdae2b969ec3a5de46b08fcdf PDF Text Text * U B M 0 W W E '’ i - ••• J J • TH E SAN FO RD * • ' •• F S v •*?/,'‘7 S • . * * . - \v4 - * • HERALD 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 NUMRER 20 SANFOIU), FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2.1323 VOLUME XI Disabled War Veterans Sanford Starts New Year Form Carry on Society With F in est Prospects Cannot Live on Pension Business Unusually Good Oil Prices Are lip Pittsburg, Pa. Jan. I . — Oil men were startled today when the princi( pal oil purchasing agency announced I another advance In the price of crude ^oil. Pennsylvania grade, being lifted 125c a barrel to $5. These prices are the highest ever quoted in Pittsburg for the grades affeted, and sjiell the I third advance within two months. ,vn grow ers loo k fo r The steady Increase may spur de­ AND WILL DO MUCH TOWARD HELPING DISABLED SOL­ velopment to n point where produce mST SEASON IN H IS T O R Y I .. tilt til I _ | ■« “ kw BUILDINGS con tem ­ lion will be sensibly increased. Se­ DIERS TO LIVE S U M M IT HELD AS REV ELLERS HELD SW A Y GLADYS plated ACCOMPLICE IN RROWN veral wells abandoned a sunworthy UNTIL T H IS MORNING IN New York, Jan. 1.—Disabled war of attention are being cleaned out, MURDER ONE LAST RIG T IM E Tie |ieople of Sanford nnd of Sem­ connected up with similar wells veterans in Boston, Cleveland, Cin­ inole County are enterinu upon the Mount Clement, Mich., Jan . l.i and then carefully pumped. New Yrok, J a r . >, (B y Associated cinnati, Baltimore, Milwaukee, DcSew Year today under the most nuNew Y’enrs celebration (lly AssociatodPrcss) Summons was troeit, Columbus, O., San Francisco, *.re“ ’ 1,11 jpicious circumstances of their career along the White Way continued iisued today for the return of Gladys Not A Candidate Denver, New Orleans and Minneapolis, This fretion is experiencelnu the l>cst until dawn this morning the revellers Summit whose implication of her -won in every line of business that Mexico City. Dec. BO.—Carlo* Zehandicapped for life and unable to taking advantage of what was con ­ Zoom-mate Mrs. Cecil Vester caused h„ ever isfallon it and as a f>eople tlna, a member of the senate who some more than barely live on tho govern­ a warrant to he issued for the la t­ sidered the last opportunity to cele­ „ jhould make this a slay of thnnksbrate in New York's traditional ter charging her with complicity in time ago was proclaimed by his friends ment allowance *<f a month during ' rivine ami praise for the many blowing* 'a - a presidential cumiidati, nu- written thn murd«*r «f 1 <i«nlcv Prtw n. hilurious mender ! their vo, .tit'ii.*1 training, have written Lowed u|K»n us. Tills is the first i to the capital pres* * hat he 1to the headquarter* of tho Carry on tir.c ir.ut Sanfurd h«» Viwi. wuo> l — I candidate. Who Bailed Him Out Rutile of Jutland the tourist business. One of the great1Association here requesting the estab­ Washington, Dec. 2 0 .—The new Parts, Jan. 1.—Captain do Parseval, «t tourut cities in the state with evrrylishment of Carry On Clubs in the cities of the French Navy, who has Just ports alleged to he circulated In New P i-t that uocs wi‘ 1. a tourist resort thU named. written a book on The Battle of Jutland, York l»y the Mexican consulate there tin » as never able to take care of the According to tho projector* of tho says: * The British owed their sucre*** that President Wilson or Secretary vi.itors before in larue numliers but association which provides tho wounded Lansing paid the necessary hail to the valor of the sailors the strength lilh the advent of several hotels and soldier* with a good home, nourishing of the rldefs, more thun any material money to have the American consu­ the many changes made in the hotels food, laundry, dental and medical care, sti|H*r orlty liccauso as a matter of fact lar agent. W. O. Jenkins, released slrea.lv !*tablUhcd Sanford will liegin transportation nnd an allowance for the material at the dLsposal of the from the Puebla jail, will be inves­ this season to cater to thLs great Flo­ clothes, all for $10 a week, a dependent British admirals was rotagively inferior tigated by the Senate foreign rela­ rida crop ex-fighter U thus left with money tions sub-committee inquiring into to that of the Germans." With tourists and the winter vege­ enough to keep up his war risk insur­ Mexican ulfain*. it was announced table business, with wholesale houses, ance and have some amusement bo-* here tonight by Francis J . Hourful, Capture Rebel Chiefs *ith new factories, with many new lines side. Since last April, when tho first counsel for the sub-rommittec. of busint-s starting up everywhere ami Mexico City, Jun. 1.—Two important experimental club was opened in New TESTIMONY AND ARGUMENTS 1 Lansing, on being told of the al­ ANNUAL MAGAZINE GIVES THE York at 38th street and Madison nvomore new |>cople here thnn can lie houscaptures i f rebel chiefs have been roARE IN CASE TO JURY TODAY leged reports that he end the Presi­ ,d Sanford presents the appearance RECORD NORTH AND SOUTH nue, accommodating forty men and government dent conferred with J . Gaiter Hansen , i ported by the federal if a town that is a sure thing nnd the Tuskccgce, A la, Jon 1 «<By Associ­ ten extra for meals ,ita work Is said to « » “ •V* ' J “" 1 ,n >’ A *** within the put few Jay,. Luis Medina who furnished the bond, before llani holiday reason was the heat the mer­ Press) All the testimony Is completed Barron, who for some time ho* o!|>crated sen left the United States, and said ated Pres*) Eighty lynching* were re­ Jinve shown great possibilities. Tho chants have ever experienced The organization oiiencd another New Herald understands that after the first and the arguments licgan today in the in the state of Chiapas, lias been ap­ he never heard of Hansen until his corded by the Tuskregee Institute York club on Christmas Day ami the of the year one firm in particu nr will trial of the state prohibition inspector prehended, and Rafael Pimentel, a n a m e came out as being the man who Annual in a summary lor last year week previously one with a capacity , includes seven whites Five lynchings for 150 men was opened In Washington. build about twenty new houses ami Hall charged with the murder of Law­ former general in the state of Oaxaca, who lurnished the hail. were in the north nnd west mere if |>os*i!i!e. rence Husdson and It was possible the Tho enterprise is said to have the contemplated ca5C wouj j i;o to'the jury Indore night Another hotel is also approval of tho American I-cgion which MORE WOMEN EMPLOYEES for the summer, new business blocks is reported raising $50,000 In Ncware on the way, the bulkhead nnd Orleans for a "C aro’ On Club” there. Weather Report ltritlsb InduiKlry Wants Them lake front will he licautificd with sev- , Denver, with 3,000 arrested tubercular cloudy today; moderate Preference To Men ml neft buildings and the grounds' wh(]{' § m0ltly south and cases, Is also reported to l>c preparing ftdl be put in first class *hape H>o hweft ,, the WCathe.* forecast for London, Jan. 1.—The great lncrea«e for a club drive. Altogether there are city ft ill l.v under the n e w commission ‘ nnJ vidnUyt nCcordlng to In thp number of women employed in between 230,000 nnd 200,000 disabled form of government and 1 every etti- J | huUclin. Concerning British industries has Income an im­ ex-service mon In the United States. ,er ft.ll lend the new office" their > i.wthcr conditions, the bulletin portant factor, nnd only an expansion Tho "boys" in the Carry On Club­ lujjHir; the city should make great •* ,„ in Industry can take care of all the houses do much of the housework and « M » t .,,a ,J .h o * l<M» that have wads as M l »*• ........... onbor—both male nnd female—now enforce their own regulations. A big Usa .......... minds Ins many year. "Under lire influenre of a I. m« available, according to a statement by sunny living room filled with ex- sol­ iif low tire*sun* that extends from the American Chatnlier of Commerce dier* playing, reading and chatting or Th.ru are numerous projects upon j region temiwratures s c „ OTX CHARGED WITH BRAZIL READY TO PAY FOR ah,I, tin. ,.p e r eould dila.e but » " J hl#hcr ‘ „ t rlver. i singing to the accompaniment ol a TRANSPORTATION OF dUOlt in London. MURDER OF PRETTY YOUNG Sir Auckland Geddes, President of phonograph or piano is the chief fcatufre GERMAN FA R M ER S U'~ ............ r Z e K „‘ " ,h »«ende,l by In ew rln , rloudlnm and the Board of Trade, recently declared of the institution. Ono young ex­ STENOGRAPHER power, to tell them here Enough m , ollthcrIy *ind*. Colder weale ...... .hat our iwelJo .houM itart — w „, Berlin, Jan. 1. (B y Associated that the country’s production would fighter said ho gained 31 pounds in 30 Louisville, Jan 1 (By Associated in today and make Sanford what it . Pressi Brazil is ready to receive and have to he Increased, not only for the day* as a result of the good food nnd Press) Christopher Schott the physi­ ikoul.l have been several years ago. northwest. pay for the transportatirn of three sake of export markets, hut to alworl* care ho had received. The first club cian charged with the anow muura ' ciun mv murder of Eliza- thousnnd German agricultural work- surplus labor. According to Ids fig­ was formed it was said, liecause it was the gri.tot city in south central Flo-! *’Snow flumes ore not *! in the upper plains states and the Missouri valley 1>ot|, Griffiths enjoyed Ills freedom to­ era according to the newspaper ures, said the American Chamber, shown by carefully complied statistics ' to the west of the cyclonic depression day being released on ladl of eight ures, said the American Chnmlwr, that while un invalid young man might Yorwaerts. to the south; eWwhiie Hie weather thousand dollars last night then* an* already over KOO.OOO mon* be ab!<* ta live on $33 a month In many is generally fair in the West. The men ami women employed, or looking parts of the country it cas Impossible winds are light southerly on Hie lower for employment in the industrial world lm|H»**iblp to do so in a large city. i*oast. than before tho war. The demobiliza­ tion of triKqis would necessitate the Victim F«*nllals Strike absorption of almost another 1,000,000. Vienna, Jan. 1.—Tlie Christian Socialist members of the Vienna city Washington Celebrates council have t«-en on strike for six weeks Washington, Jan. 1. Washington , in protnt again, l f o powers given the welcomed the new year tonight without Workmen’! Cctniils. They refuse W ID ESPREAD REVOLT IS any piddle or semi-public functions, to attend sltti* _.i or committee meetP R E SID E N T ’S NAME • W ILL PLANNED IN KOREA hut with the usual church nnd home * • ings watch parties nnd street celebrations. NOT APPEAR ON S C U T II AGAINST JA PA N ESE AS \ P R O T E ST * If AGAINST, Dinner dance* at the hotels appar-j DAKOTA’S BALLOTS * After Bootleggers Honolulu, Jun. 1. (B y Associate ently were more popular thnn ever. ANOTHER IN CREASE IN „ , , ___ York, Jun. Federod in THE PRICE OF FOOD ' | New Un 1.— I-— rcdcrzal Pierre, South Dakota, Jan 1, (By Press) Widespread revolt against The advent of nnt ionn! prohibition | diet merits were returned today against Associated Press) No acceptance of the Jupnncsc in imminent in Korea 1'arU, Dec. .'il. ( Ily ^ Associated four men charging them with an alleged Democratic state conventions’ en­ according to the Tokio correspondent had no effect, for this was the third ABOUT ANY M ERE A M ERI­ New Year celebration since the ban I'f*" Independent Socialists circles conspiracy to dispose of 1500,000 worth dorsement of Woodrow Wilson to of the Honolulu Advert.ser. CANS * THAT MAY HE was plnced on the sale of liquor in the in Berlin are carrying on an agitation of Green River whiskey. The defend­ succeed himself ns president had been JA IL E D IN M EXICO District of Columbia. Some members in of a general strike against ants are John Lynn and three associ­ Hied up to midnight last night the After The Reds * of hotel parties "brought their own", Mexico C ity, Dec. 31. (B y Associ­ the increase In the cost of food ac- ates , E. Fablcn , F. W. Doyle and expiration i f the time limit for filing and diplomatic row continued to enjoy ated Tress) Foreign otlico officials Washington, Jan. 1.—Any move­ to the Frankfort Gazette. David S. Rouss. according to th«A secretary of state. ment. however cloaked or distembled, its immunity from prohibition restrict­ declare they have found nothing to As the result the name will not ap­ desifgned to undertnino the government ions. make public regarding^, theg two Lady Aslor Kn|oys It pear on the March primary ballot will not he met with "unflinching. Americans sailors under arrest at London,* Jan. 1.—"Lady Astor Is with the party endorsement. l*-nditent, aggressive warfare." Attor­ Mazntlnn. It is underttood the snil'njoylrjg the attentions she Ls ney General Palmer announced tonight ■or* have the freedom of the city but li v in g in the House of Commons”, MEXICAN CONGRESS OVER in stating the poliry of the department 1they still are facing trial.M ^a) the Star. "Her vivacity is infectof justice for the forthcoming year in iou . \eterzan members of Parliament Will Not Meet Again Until September regard to radicalism. For The Lcgitlaturc are always >milmg at her. They enter First The attorney general added suc­ I hereby announce my cancidacy leave the House with n new elasticinctly that no quarter would be shown Mexico City Jan 1 (By Associated for the position of Representative for '») ■ i here is u scramble to sit near Press) The MexicanCongressadjourn-, Boahsvist* or others of their like, Semono'.u County subject to the deci­ „ Tho leaders seem to look AFRAID WOOD od last night The nextsenalun will1whom ho descried ni "chiefly criminals, sion of tho Democutlc primary. If UI* -I her and ure f«l with a snmileAUT,1^ ! ! .T. ^ W I L L C L $ I M be September first mistaken idealists, social bigots and CITY IS FLOOD ED IIY H IG H ­ elected to th's high office it will be my *hat illumines the whole chamber. A x.nwa* VICTIMS EST WATER RECORDED IN unfortunates suffering from various duty to serve all the people of my co­ 'he wants to chat with everybody * * * FO R TY YEARS forms of hy|(ercsthesia. unty as their public rervant. AMMUNITION BURNED anc when, the other nigni, night, me the Deputy me inner Chicago, Jun I (By Associated S f » i ts. * I__ 1 M l . . . . . . F. T. FO RIFH . Coblenz, Germany, Ja n . 1, (B y the inker had called ’order, order!’ be- Press) Authorities throughout First Typewriters American Stock In France Goes Up Associated Tress) The lower parts of p *'*t* talking to a meml>er on country’ gravely await the reports of In Flames London, Jan. L—'Typewriters have the city are flooded by the rising Weather Report u‘* n°or of tie House, Lady astor at the New Years revels for confirmation just been put into use for the first time Rhine which is t tie honest ever Nantes, France, Jan 1 (By Associa­ For Florid i c h a y ton it I t sr.d cr,c" skipped across the bar, and airily or refutation of their predictions thst *»\ed her hand at the Chair as If to the wave of deaths from wood alcohol ted Press) Barracks containing a large in thn House of Commons Press galley, known In forty years. The American Thursday, wirmer totight, rredirate '.*> a'* r'ght, old man; never mind, which took 125 lives on ChrUtmass stock of American army munitions but over th« piuiesta of a minority of army unita have moved to higher variable wind* mostly Touth •nnd older members. ground. * have been dcstruoyed by fire Southwest. .are-ay I’ll do it again before long.' would be repeated Would Take Care of Crippled Veterans legio n M oves it NEW YEARS MICHIGAN CELEBRATED M URDER CASE UP IN N. YORK PROHIBITION INSPECTOR FOR MURDER LYNCHINGS RECORDED INTUSKEGEE LOUISVILLE GERMANS PHYSICIAN W ANTED IN BRAZIL OUT ON BAIL SOCIALISTS OF BERLIN ON STRIKE J REVOLUTION ENDORSEMENT BY KOREANS NOT M A D E AGAINST JAPAN FOR WILSON NOTHING FOR WORRY SAYS MEXICO OLD RHINE IS RISING AT — COUNTRY NOW AWAITS RESULT NEWYEARS REVEL --------- 1 V ___ ..1 <— >t >ur„ rwi Tourists Will Arrive in Numbers Soon HOTELS wiLL START Iluys Chero-Colu Bottling Plant W. It. Grovenstein of Brunswick Georuin has purchased the plnnt of the Chcro-Cola Uottlinu ’ C o , and taken possession and will operate it in the future Mr Grovenstein has boon in the Chero-Cola business for many years and is an experienced man in this line and comes to Sanford with the determination of puttinu out the Itest that can be obtained not only in the Chero-coln line but other soft drinks ns well atid will ptove n valuable addition to the business ife of the city He and his family will make this city their future home nnd l>ccome identified with the business and social life of Sanford Messrs Taylor, Townsend and Hawkins who have l>een operating the Chero-Coln plunt here with great success have decided to onunue in other lines of business nnd they turn over to the new owner a first class business and plant in one of the nest locations in the state �DECEMBER 29, 1919 COUNTY A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ R ESPO N D EN TS— EVENTS O F SEM IN OLE COUN­ T Y -E F F I C I E N T R EPO R T ER S FOR T H E HERALD Mr. and Mr*. Odell and daughter and huaband Mr. r»nd Mr*. Ives, all of Geneva, New York are located at the Dr. Lewis farm for the winter W. E . Graddick of Jacksonville, spent Inst week with his »i*tor Mrs. II. H. Pnttishnll. GEO. G. HERRING Attorncy-at-Law No. 14 Gamcr-WoodrulT Building SANFORD, FLA. Dr. and Mrs. Ilurold Pnttishnll and little son of Jacksonville arc GRKND HAS here for the holidays with their psr- DOWNWARD WILL SELL AT TEN PER CENT ALREADY ST A R T E D AND that the program of songs and ex- ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Pattishnll. UPSAl.A AND G RA PEVILLE LESS KHAN PACKERS TV W ILL CONTINUE errises be given next Sunday with T M T L A rr "M o rrv Christmas again to you, Mesdnmes M. E. Dooley nnd Au­ Washington, Dec. 23.—The govern­ the offering. OXQPAhd a Happy New Y ear greeting Washington, Dec. 2-1.— Expecta­ ment has 30,009,000 pounds of fresh brey Mornn were shopping in Or­ The children are all rejoicing in It isn’t now, but it'* warm ami truo inndo Saturday for t h e S u n d a y tions of a decline in retail food pri­ frozen beef that it will sell to mayor? •be Chri*t.*r.az holiday. May tho ONLY Ami I think It hoar* repeating." School Christinas tree to ho held ces beginning between Jnn. 1 and nnd governors, In carlo'nd lots, at 10 Cjirist child b l * s nil, young or old GROCERS March 1, was expressed tonight by Boat w|?hoj for the Sanford Hernt the Methodist church on Christ­ per cent, less than the packers will sell with His Spirit of peace and good­ Attorney-General Palmer in u state­ nld and It’* many reader*. mas eve. it. Is this much hee(7 will. ment summing up the efforts of the Mr*. Alfred Kricson and little Mr. nnd Mrs. Fern Libby and Mrs From the standpoint of vegetarians Mrs. A. F. Westerdick visited government to date in forcing down daughter Ruth and Esther wore it is more than the people should ever Tuesday nt the home of Mrs. G lad* W. A. Whitcomb was also in the the cost of living. pleasant visitors nt the homo of party going to Orinndo. eat. From the viewpoint of dietitians, well on the West Side. "T h e 'co st of Ijving, ulrcady under Mr. and Mrs. Ballinger on Wednes­ Miss Edna Geiger of Orinndo is control," said the attorney-general, it is a* much as the 100,000,000 people Mrs. Geo. Clark suffered a bad day. fall und what seemed to be an a t­ spending the holidays with her par­ "can he reduced if everyone who pro In the United States should cat in two Mrs. Campbell and children and tack of acute indigetsion the first of ents, M r. and Mrs. Geo. Geiger. duces will produce his utmost, if days. From the angle of the cowMrs. Kand.il were ulso dinner guests punchcr, It means a herd of 45,000 steers. the week. Miss Kathryn Flynt and Mr. those who buy und consume will of Mrs. Volio Williams. From tho standpoint of consumers, Mrs. Nylund is now able to sit up Walter Fiynt were shopping in San­ save nnd eliminate extravagance, Learn the Cause of Dally Woes and Miss Emma Tyner returned home it Is os much beef as they could buy nnd if nil honest people will join for a.* little while and we hope she ford last Tuesday. End Them from Lesbi/rg last Thursday. When the back aches and throbs, with the department of justice in for 412,000,000 at current retail prices. will soon be stronger. Mrs. Endor Curlett, Miss Emmfi Mr. and Mrs. Gothprt Swunson When housework is torture, stamping out profiteering and hoard­ The government expect* to get about Glad to note the renewal of the When night brings no rest nor sleep, Eichnor and Mrs. J . I. Adams mo­ und friends tool: in the sights of airplane flights, 5 last week and 1 $3,300,000 for It, laid down at the point ing." When urinary disorder sets in, tored to Orlando last Saturday. DeLeon Springs last week, going in on Tuesdny and Wednesday this of consumption. And furthermore Women’s lot is a weary one. Explnning that a downward trend their car. Doan’s Kidney Pills are for weak kid­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Grover Lefils left ir. retail prices ordinarily was shown the government expects this meat to week, passed over. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell and baby Nearly all. the orange growers ore Monday for Apulachncoln to spend during the first two months of a save the consumers $6,000,000 on their neys. Have proved their worth in Sanford. Dorothy Mutildu are expected home busy marketing their fruit for the the holidays with Mr. Lefils’ sister year, Mr Palmer said it wns the hope meat bill. This is one Sanford woman’s testi­ nt least for the holidays, from Lees­ holiday trade; we have heard of the sister and father. And that is what is worrying the mony. of the government " th a t this trend Mrs. A. Smith, 409 Palmetto Ave., five big packers. They have tried to burg. Pierson boys, Walfred and Carl, will he accelerated the coming year Mrs. J . N. Prevutt, Miss Edith says: "Doan’s Kidney Pills have been buy this meat, Vhich is stored in NcA' Knntoul, McLclan nnd little Christine Mc- by the campaign initiated by the Mr. and Mrs. Voile Williams were Alfred Ericson, Albert our standard kidney remedv for years. York and Chicago, for export, hut the? Voile Williams, J . E. Lundquist, dinner guests in town, Sunday of At times I had a steady backache in Lelan are visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. government whirh is ju st now get­ g'jvdernment refused to sell on their the small of my back and it gave me a and A. F. Westerdick. Mrs. B axter Williams and son. Eugene Matthews nt Eae Gallic. ting well under way." terms. The packers want to buy this ed out feeling. 1 lacked ambition Guess our patient mail man is Mrs. Andrew Bcrtieson and baby Although statistics compiled ananti couldn’t even do my housework. I B ert Pattishnll and Mcndo Baker beef, unload it on Europe at n big price glad thut Christmas comes but once is spending the holidays with her of Stntson came home Friday to naully by the government show that nnd prevent a reduction in meat prices had severe pains in the hack of my head parents M r. and Mrs. Keid of Bos­ a year. and dizzy spells, too. I used Doan’s spend the holidays with home folks. in previous years retail food prices In America. Kidney Pills and they brought relief. I ton Georgia also making a long auto increased during the fall months, Mr. gladly give this endorsement." Gordon Olmstead left for Ja ck ­ Mayors who want to give their con­ trip into northern Florida, to visit Palmer said that "since Audust this GENEVA Price 60c nt all dealers. Don’t simply sonville last Monday to he gone a sister of hers. year, such prices had been main­ stituents cheap meat may purchase ask for n kidney remedy—»et Doans Miss Emmn Eirhnor, who has several days. stituent* cheap meat may purchase Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Smith tained practically station ary ." ‘ Guess the conjunction of so many been visiting her sister Mrs. Charles this frozen beef, by applying to any of had. Fostcr-Milhurn Co., Mfrs., IiufMiss Claru Phillips of Sanford will planets accounts for the recent storm Brumley nt St. Augustine for some Only since Oct. 22, when the nec­ the government zone retnil stores, for falo, N. Y. weather of Saturday night, Sunday time, is luick aguin with her sister spend Christmas with her parents essary amendments to the Lever f-nr*. !0 t„> VI coils per pound. They here. and Mondny. A very low barometer Mrs. Endor Curlett, much to the food control act wore passed, tl.a* trmy Rot local meat dealers to handle Me .it an Military College* Opens with lota of rain and cold, but no I delight of her many friends ber v attorney-general's statem ent said, it at a fixed bargain of profit, hut fair. Mexico City, Dec. 24.—The Mill) severe frost y**t. 9=^* had it been possible to deal effect­ Miss Led a Peters was suddenly EAST SANFORD The governemnt thinks it should sell * / College of Chnpultepec, the ively with all casee -of profiteering On uccount of the storm it wan called to Jacksonville on business Greeting! and good wishes to the und hoarding. From Oct. 22 to date, for from 15 to 20 cents a pound to con­ West Point of Mexico, will he re­ not possible to hold Sunday School Inst Friday, but hopes to get back Herald and all its readers for 0920. 197 prosecutions have been instituted sumers. opened during the first week in and we would suggest, if we tnuy, for the holiday*. The govrrncment also has 1,000,000 January next after being closed Mr. Toyuma was driving into town nnd prosecutions and seizures have with his Overland truck last Saturday covered eighteen states, ifw a s added pounds of pork shoulders thnt it will since 1914. This school up to the ship in the same cars with beef while moment that the kaleidoscope change with a load of lettuce und in turning Due to co-operation between the out for two cars to pass while on Celery government anil various retail mer­ it lasts at 17\i cent* a pound. This of political events in the republic Avc turner! too far and his car turner! chants' associations, the statement will give the people cheaper pork roasts mailt* its operation impossible, was they have seen in years. It reckoned ns one of the best, its completely over in the ditch. The said, prevailing profit* of clothing than also ha* 600,000 pounds of mutton faculty being recruited from Mexican car was badly damaged. had been reduced from 5 to 50 per that it will ship a* far west as the Alle­ military men who had received their Rev. Rancher who has been nt Apopka cent. gheny mountains and 100, 000,000 training in similar military arademie* the past year we understand has been The statem ent which was issued pounds of chickens it will sell on the in Europe und the United States. appointed to preach during the coming with the authorization of the gov­ year at the Moore Station church. ernment otlicials associated with the eastern seaboard for 30 rents a pound. Chapultepec Castle, a huge ornate He made his first appearance here Ipst attorney-general in the campaign structure that overlooks the Valley of Mexico from a high hill, for seve­ Sunday. * PUIILIC D ER TS INCREASE to force down living costs, including ral years has been the nominal home Mrs. W. E . Prevail anil son Neil Director-Genernl of Railronds Hines went to New Smyrna Tuesdcy to re­ was considered in some qunrtors ns Every Country In World Seem s To of President Carranza hut the chief executive prefers to live in a more main during Christmas with her parents. n summary of the government’s lie Burdened. modest home in the center of the Mr. and Mrs. Ashliy Purvicc and position in the face of the recently London, Dec 2 4 .— A Parliamentary city. nnd Mr. Purvice’s brother drove to renewed demands of railroad workers wh*te r e fe r r**«*w« that the pubRe TV* rtUvtr* •(i • tk« tiftiltd SOI** u» o n lk»» eM-lkIrd, j »* Tampa tho first of the week to spend for an increase in pay. The railroad debt of t^n United Kingdom he* in-1 ...................... * 7t— l o t iko •! — mil — lk« -— »Uv« — j •W LI, — — *0«M . T k*f. rr * J i t l T tf» c « *o a u k mroot' * l « l 'u i t»»l u Christmas with Dr. and Mrs. Purvicc. shopmen publicly, and the other creased 157 orurde end 10 fhil'inys I State Hra’th Hoard Gets Use in' Ridium I U W rovitry lU » U r n it M kwU I t to ap u l* C.'cat (..-..czr _ I U U t B r of *a/_ I *• sfttk . s ilio a i __. m tf W r * » Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter Fredrick of ruilrond crafts tacitly, agreed in for en.ii puron since tho beginning kiood, 0 *4 »IL’I It dnoi M l tppnorb Iko m n w i n oi 2 2 ,—DeterCameron City have as their guests August at the suggestion of Presi­ of th e v : r . T L c b u re a u !.: c;!u .*j JacIcm vU k, Aorrtro twroo «p*a Am t O oi l n U i j i . — Vmtul l u m fa sa la#. Mr. Fredrick’s mother nnd two brothers dent Wilson to postpone their de­ countries is given n* tiilows: G -r -, mined tnat eunco *!in11 not take toll of mands for increased pay for ninety m ery 1?a roved*, France 114 pounds lives in Fiorina in t.u- luturr a- it hr* from Augusta Ge. days to await efforts of the govern­ A ustria-11unrary 89 pounds, Belgium in the pa t. I »r. ftal.-h N. Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Long were over ment to bring down prices. 74 pounds. United States 55 pounds, state healtii otlk r , L mu ing tentative to Orinndo last Thursdcy to set* their Japan 3 rhikings, two and one half plans to rerun* the m* of r.tlium from The ollicinls atte^dmg the con­ niece Miss Manning who is very ill and Dr. L. B. Brar.xfcrd, of Jacksonville, pence. ference nt which tho statem ent was wns teken to the hospital Friday. to treat tho dLesa'e. Dr. Bransford authorized nnd who, it is understood Rptnil p ri'i* of food chow great Miss Manning is well known in Sanford. are prepared to make the statement increases in all countries, and tak­ has whut probably is t!;** :no«t valuable Gettis Mi Call will arrive Wednes­ tho basis for solution of nny problem ing 100 as the standard for 1914, supply of radium in the state and has ftnH he will tell you that American ruilroads are day from Sarasota to take a position agreed to use it for the State Board of within their jurisdiction Involving pence. nt Martins City Market in town. the best in the world. Health on a part time basis. tho cost of living in uddition to Frank Bassett arrived hero Tuesday Attorney-General Palmer were Sec- ing 100 as the standard for 1914, He saw the foreign roads — in Englnnd and Last year 429 people died of cancir from New York, und is a guest at the cretnries Dnnirls and Alexander, the figures in recent months were: the death rale being 42 per 100. 000 France, the best in Europe — and in other Con­ United Kingdom, 217; Paris, 263; G. C. Chamberlain home. Chairman Murdock nnd Commission­ other French towns, 293; Italy, 281; population against 34.2 in 1917. This tinental countries — and he knows. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. C. McDougnl will er Culliver of the Federnl Trade United States, 181; Sweden, 336. year 169 co m m of c.inc r have hen re­ T h e part railroads have played in the develop­ have as guests Mrs. Caroline McDougnl, Commission, Assistant Attorneyported to the St;.tea Board of Health Expansion in currency n* compared m ent of the United States 13 beyond measure. Mrs. I.ibhie Weeks, Air*. Annie Weeks General Ames, During 1017 nnd 191 1 180,000 people Director-General with 100 in 1913 shows the follow­ nnd Harry nnd Okie Weeks. in tho United State died of esnrer Hines, and Special Assistant to the American railroads have achieved high stand­ ing increases; United Kingdom, 244; Estimate* complied by government Mrs. Frank Bond, Mrs. Sophie Bond Attorney-General Figg. ards of public service by far-sighted anti courage­ j Italy, 440; France, 365; United health authorities thrt cancer I* killing Summerville ar.d Mrs. Martin drove ous investment of capital, nnd by the constant States, 173. one out out of ever*' ten persons over over from DcLond on Thursday and No Settlem ent In Sight striving of managers and men for rewards for work forty years of age. were Mrs. McDougnl* all day guests. German Ha* Censorship Washington, Dec. 2 4 .—The con­ well done. . Contrary t i tin* general belief cancer Mrs. Snllie Lake and Henry Me- troversy between the operators and Berlin, Dec 24.— At last the nuked "We have the best railronds in the world — we Ca-lree were married last Saturday Attorney General Palmer regarding t ruth is out, olficially confirmed, is net hrriket.’, nor is it a communica­ must continue to have the best. . and have gone to housekeeping on the coal strike settlement terms pro­ Germany still has a censorship with ble disease. Medical science has never Bcnrdall Avc. Mrs. Me Coskcc came bably will go over until after the 16 headquarters for testing letters, definitely determined Its origin. The Hut they must grow. fact that it is usually painless in it* here eventually from Ashford Gn. Mr. holidays. and 10 for examining them. Govern­ T o the $20,000,000,(100 now invested in our early stage-, makes it perticnlarly Me Casliee 1* home only a short time The statem ent of Mr. Palmer that ment otlicials say, "th e artivity of dangt.'ou* a* it frequently i« not dw railroads, there will have to be addyd in the next from KI months service with the U. S. "th e govrnement will not assume the testing headquarters consists in covered until an advance*! stage. few years, to keep puce with the nation's business,army in France. that the operators will break faith ment ollicinls say, "th e activity o) Dr. Green is urging on the people billions more for additional tracks, stations and Tills joke seems good enough to pass and, indeed, ways will he found to the testing hindquarters consists in of the state the importance of consult­ terminals, cars and engines, electric power bouses on. The Tropical Produce Company keep faith in this vitally important controlling the foreign correspondence ing doctor* regarding nny sore that is using sawdust in large quantities transaction," wns considered todny of German business firms", though nnd trains, automatic signals, safety devices, the doe* not heul, nny persistent lump or for their tiling and arc distributing it by 'those directly concerned in the the Chambers of Commerce have elimination of grade crossings — and for rceon-. pzrjiitent indigestion in middle life already had a chance to see the where needed in fertilizer sacks. The coni situation. struction and engineering economics that will re­ unprotected sacks lying about looking To just what extent the statem ent correspondence nnd have derlnred duce the cost of transportation. like fertilizer was too much for some onx. could he taken to apply to the at­ it to he free from any harm. Women * Use Boycott T o attract to the railroads in the future the in­ in discovering their sad misteke they torney general’s future action was a "T h e postal examination head­ Lincoln, Neb., Dee. 24 .— Women were kind enough to bring it hack an subject for wide discussion. In some quarters have three duties,"olll-(e of Nebraska are being called upon vestment funds of many thrifty citizens, the direct­ and unload it nt the company’s gntx. quarters it was regnrded ns an indica­ cial circles farther announced. "Thesr by officers of the Lincoln Woman* ing genius of the most capable builders and man­ Thlevci visited Nick Zernovcrans tion that Palmer planned to bring the are to hinder the flight of capital, to Clubs to wage n war ngnin*t the agers, and the skill nnd loyalty of the best work­ place twice recently und got hi* kit of the whole force of the government see whether the orders of tho im­ high cost of living. Tills was announ­ men — in competition with other industries bid­ automobile tool* the first time und to hear, if necessary, to carry out perial commissary for export and ced here today by Mrs. N. E. Hi!* ding for capital, managers nnd men — the railroad luter picked the dothor line of week* the government’s plans for settle­ import have been followed; and to drith, head of the civics department industry must bold out fair rewards to cupital, to stop the valuta (exchange! trade of the club, who declared that though ment of the coul controversy. washing. managers and to the men. The operators have remained si witli the red and green stumped thou) a boycott on eggs the women o t A very light frost was noticed last this city had forced price* from American railronds will continue to set world Thursdcy morning first nnd only this lent sine3 the executive committee sand mark notes". eighty-five cents to fifty-five cents issued Its statement Sundny that .standards nnd adequately serve the Nation’s needs season. a dozen In approximately two week * the government's statement was very if they continue to be built and operated on the Color-Blind1Beet. time. The ban on eggs has now been different from the plan of Fuel Ad­ American principle of rewards for work well done. Rees have no ability to detect red; Brains Not Their Strong Point. ministrator Garfield which they had In other words, to bees red la the some lifted. Even an 'oyster has a brnln of n ngricd to accept. Efforts to induce nil women of the « aa black. A noted biologist recently s o rt; nnd a clam likewise. The hrnlns state to enlist in tho fight on hig i determined exactly nil tho color* nnd of llshe* tin* very Inferior, ns com­ prices, Mrs. llildrith said, are being ahndea of color hcea enn ace, by feed­ pared with those of maimnnls, hut tho ing experiment*. In a few hour* bee* made. 8oclal Etiquette lr> China. optic lobes ure enormously developed, "T h e fight," she said, “ will not be The Chinese send three Invitations would learn thnt the professor put because tinny creatures, to get tho food t « they need, must he nble to see well In to guests. Tlu* first Is dUputched two tweets In blue or yellow dishes, hut not confined to clubwomen alone. Other ' H m i it tir in f InformalUn con ttm i*! tkt TtUrx ( 4 t i l * dim light under water. Reptiles gen­ days before the fenst; the second on In gray dishes; nnd by varying the de­ women are Invited to join the m0V** tails it was easily possible to dlccorer nlitm m «y » M m l<Iff t tu n fcjr wrilinf to Tkt A n o n * erally ur»* very stupid creatures, and the day Itself, to remind those they the color senses of the bees. They ment. We have to do it In »«"* Km •/ EmitMy E tm tin i, 81 tiroaduay, Stu Votk. expect of theljengagement; nnd the bo It Is uot surprising to (lnd that their defense to counteract the iugge*tlon brnln* ore remarkably small. That of thlnl Just before the hour has struck, were found to confuse red and black from trade centers thnt price* sf«* a 12-foot alligator h no bigger than *o os to show how Impatient they nr* so uniformly that It waa evident both going to he higher in the »pring. seemed block to tlic hcea. to aee their friends. your thumb. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE WEAK, WEARY WOMEN Ask Any Doughboy W ho Was “ Over There” Qhib adwtiiemeM iApublished by ihc SliAodaMoa ofSiailway %xecutLveA, wm m �’ --V ,: TH E SANFOKU HERALD Wight Tire C o AUTO S U P P L I E S Sanford, Florid A R O L L IN G stone gathers no moss, but it puts m any a tire out of the running. It takes m ore than a stone, however, to break down the sturdy walls of a Kelly-Springfield. K elly -S p rin g field it r THE REAL T IR E Senator Fletcher VisitsjSouth Fla. Senior Senator Talks About The Situation In Genera! at the Nation's Canitai ft caucus, and acting as chairman all intrest in civilian aeronautics through­ in the Experiment Station herd have, through the fight so far. Bucking out the United States." Since the shown a forty percent in crease in • Hitchcock, the republicans, in the commission made this study in October profits to their owners since 19 Hi. majority, organized the foreign reln- and November its report nmy be con- If these cows are paying a profit why! tionB comn i tec f r the purpose ofra sidered as recent enough to give zu cor­ should not the dairymen lie making a defeating tiie treaty, and with n rect impression of the state of this in­ profit to their products? The main majority of three against the treaty, dustry at tiie present time. The re­ reason is the class of cows they keep. Sen. Fletcher referred to it us a great port states that “American nircrafc When the production of the cows ifight by the western senator. " I manufacturers can sell 10,000 nirplnrv pfa.si'i wv one io one and one-half gal­ have wnnd* f* 1 whether the country duiing li.e coming year for rivi.iun lon* per nay, is it nr.y wonder that the j would accept iv ..•> ., re ie e tio n of the purposes provided the aircraft industry pri *• m milk products must be increased |. u.ier»iii|. of Mr. Hitchcock on this operates on a business basis as it would to meet operating costs? treaty should he be rejected ns lead­ do if it wanted to sell automobiles, The solution of the dairy problem in er of the caucus," said Sen Fletcher. motorboats, yachts or any other com­ Florida apparently lies in keeping He then pointed to the fact that both modities. Airplane dealers in these better cows. The sooner the dairy­ Underwood unci Hitchcock came into cities stated they could have sold ten men realize this and begin to build up VulranLdng Is Fcnnomlilag as many airplanes this year their herds the sooner dairying in Flo­ the senate from the house and that times Hitchcock has been in the the sen­ f manufacturers had been ab.o to siuj>- rida will lie made a stable faying in No two ways about It—you can ate longer than Underwood. " I hope ply the planes. A few manufacturers dcatty. save a lot of money on your tires if the m atter cun he settled without who answered inquiries of prispcctivc you let us vulcanize those shoes and it coming to n show down," reiterated customers were frank in stating that tubes >ou imagine are worn out and Smallest Bird. the ycaould not make delivery within the senator. only lit for the junk pile. You'd be Questioned relative to the p rc sl-!"'* months as their entire output was K'dd.m-crested wren Is llie H surprised at tiie money wc can save denlial race next year. Mr. Fletcher 8od for ">* month" ahead" T,1‘‘ rr' ! “ " ' * * .lot" you, and the long life of your tires said he did not believe either parly I",r* cIowh1 with tho 8tatcmcnt: grains troy. that It would tn kesvv after wc fix them up fur you. l . .. .. 11 .1 .. I . . . . . . . ■ .1 11 I ’ l l , , tit l. u i l l l l II I, i l l fu l 1(1 tfll fttt . . . . lias made great Jstrides toward wrest­ rhe commission whishes to go on miy-tw,, „f tlm blrels to weigh ii pound, ing the m ajority vote from the other record us stating that the progress ot The length of the fcnilici* Is uhoiii KENT VULCANIZING WORKS .......... a half Indus. When the and Hint the field is still open in American aeronautics is nt present PHONE 17 both parties. He did express the op­ held back by manufacturers' inability feathers are orr. the body Is only un Oak nn 3rd Sr. Sanford. Florida inion that President Wilson will not to HUpply aircraft and that the aircraft ( Inch long, industry, as a whlole, will sufBTcr un- ■ — — _ lie in the rneo. lc ii always interesting to g e t 1said there are 1R cr H> senators first information from the law m uk-‘ against any rert of a I ague, hut er». nt Washington anil when such a the other <M he hi iieves will lie aide distinguished friend as Senator Fietehcr drops Into the county for n visit it i« a pleasure to learn from him just whnt is doing at the n a -Jth e same lime preserve tie ideals oc tional capital. Senator Fletcher spent the Anierhnn rcpuhlit. the Christmas holidays with h isj Touching on the Mexican situation sister Mrs. J . II. Huddleston at g en> p itc h e r said: " I t ’s a hud situGeneva and also visited many points ution that seems to lie growing worse in south Florida and while in Tampa Tiie Mexican rffnirs arc a problem gave out the following interview to however, that cannot lie handled with the Tim es: j out much fR eth o u gh t." With this lie So. Fletcher deems it essential to . expressed hope that there will he 1 e hack in W ia'ilngton Monday ns hk ’ some way out of it to liring about he is a member of the senate sub­ hettcr conditions in Mexico. He decom m ittee on military affuirs which dared indnrmutinn has dared inf is giving hearings on piano for the dared information lias readied him less attention Is given to the situation | p B H T I L I Z K l l S - 7 - S P I f A Y I N a M A T E R IA L S ----- S P R A Y B I I S and arrangements are made to supply % m a m U t r n u W.MWMM.Wc-fr... 0 .A. MOMBON,ti.,Iit'r4 Ini*. reorgan irut icing of the army. He thnt Carranza is seising the American the demons. » * Tli» v»hi* e l■ ((ftibtrr J«p«ndi upon ihaquality and praptr bUndlnjr ol lh« maldlalt thinks the committee will have com- oil interests and thnt this will serious aatarlnalnlo ll* competition, and Ihacara ua«d in mmulac<urln(. Wa uta high (rada natf pieteil its hearings and draft of tho ly affect an industry w h ich neither rUJ» and out UrtiUiara aia back (d by mota than thirty yaara aiptrfanca In thair uaa aud man* uUcturtnj. Quality la placad hrat and our pricaa ara in fina with quality and cotnpoiiUaa. bill by Feb. 1. Asked whether h o'M exico nor the Ur,!‘.cd States ran SALE OF GERMAN S H IP S WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LISTS thinks the acceptance or rejection of afford to be without, B. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY Will Be Made By Shipping Board JACKSONVILLE. » the league of nations will have any The senator touched lightly on the FLOntDA effect on the size of the army t h e . ,.,ia| situation, but declared the way Soon , J. t\ Spurling, Local Agent, Sanford, F lord a senator said it most assuredly would. ,j„ 0p,,n for n„ amiculile adjustment. Washington, Dec. 2 7 .—Tiie sh ip -! T iie senator believes, however, that^jsj,,w was slied on tin demands FIELD WILL SOON ping board has under sonsiderntion Hie league of nations will be accepted . nf Hie m[m.rs regarding the six hour SANFORD BE IIUSY PLACE WITH the sale of all former German pass­ with moderate reservations. and day and five day basis. This was a MANY I M P R O V E M E N T S enger ships, with the stipulation thnt working from thnt basis he pro* j minimum time demand rather than the vessels hc* run under the Ameri­ dieted the committee will ask for a „ maximum demand according to Sunday was a big day at the aviation can Bag, it was announced tonight. stnnding army of .100,000 men. tiie senator. He czpluined that not field and ns fast us they could be placed These vessels which were taken In addition to the standing nrmh all the mines run regularly and tiiat in the ship and taken out again after over by the government during the of 300,000 which would includeboyt there qro times when the miner caii- the fifteen minute* spin Lieut. Lowell war, total 103, aggregating approxi­ oilicers and enlisted men, he express- not get in mo*c than two, three o carried them from one o'clock until mately '250,000 deadweight tons. No ed belief that there will he a citizens four days per week, lie reason of the dark and was well satisfied with lib price has been fixed for the ships but army composed mostly of tiie nation- mines dosing down for various ren­ afternoon's work when he hud finished. $‘2 50 a ton is suggested ns a probable a al guards and those who have been sons. This he said, Is a hardship on The Dixie Aero Service will lie a big valuation by liigli oiticiuls. The six held in reservation. Universal train- some miners. success as soon as they can get till the ; " hel d hy ’t he shipOSTice ill Peoples’ Hank BniWliiij'Sr.nf.rd , Florida ing will also he included in tho bill is Against this side of the question many improvements tiiat they eon ping board pending tho final deter­ the senator’s belief, which wid in- |„, Ktrcssod the thought that deeper template. The field can be made a mination of their statux arc not in­ elude the young men from 18 to ‘2 2. t j»n the public inis |robubly gone fine palace not only for the Inmling of cluded among the vessels which may “ I do not mean w<* will have uni- l „ t t h e question was tin* intention tiie areoplanes but also for a golf links, he offered for sale. vtrrnl service," said tin* senator, radical leaders to bring about a automobile camp and many other fneaWhile* no announcement has been “ but universal training. He express- revolution in this country, lie de­ tures that would make it a place for made by tiie* board of a change in ed the o; inlon tiiat membership in elurcd that tiie government must all kinds of amusement*. policy with regard to the present the national guards will lie accepted ^ |th these fellows in a lira It is about two miles from the city program for the establishment of as tiie required amount of training mauncr. on the Sanford Orlando road and U passenger lines to all parts of the providing the guards really do train­ “ There is unrest in tlie country accessible from iill points. The land world, officials freely discussed the ing work, lie also intimated that tiie whicli is nutrutil, following the slunk is high and dry and when the fielc^ has possibility of the hoard’s abandon training in high school nrd college I n Wttr slIcf, tht* country has been levelled utT a* d the buildings ing passenger service. would he sufficient, provided th c y ^ ,,tru. through, hi:*, the unrett is on erected fer the ship ai d ti e c il and* sup­ The decision of the board not to really put the young, man through u t |1P surface and the dangerous ag ply station it will be first class in every permit tin* use cf liquor on govern training course. tutors are very much in the minority respect. This aero station is not a inent owned ships is expected by 1 l e t s at if ii uvirg nicely ere G o entice k ie !>:ig! t Sen. Fletcher is tiie ranking demo- Anarchy cannot overthrow a govern* temporary affair but will be un d by the shipping experts here to make co m -! f r n larger Str.fcrii thru hundi’.ig of nrw homes to erat on tiie commerce com m ittee of merit as democratic as ours but the government planes Hying up icV.d down potion with privately owned vessels the senate which is one of tiie irn- federal nutlioritbr are tuking a wise a-com odate the growth that our rity ii in ik ln ;. the stute as the business e.f carrying practically ^impossible. The latter, j portnnt committees of the upper step in ruifling this surfure dlstur- passengers by aeroplane Is In its infancy Inquiry is ul*> coming m re for the fa^nis r.s tV> house. Until the republican* gained j bunco back to its native land. The Head what the Army and Navy Jou­ being ulile* to serve intoxicants out­ s'r.rnn nclvuirer. My ii a i* to »c: and g 't early if side the three-mile limit, have con­ control ho was chairman. That co m -' governmt: t baa gene after the pro- rnal says about tiie demand for com­ siderable advantage In the* competi­ y tu w int a far:n. T.i *y will !*. id g i'r and m >r * sca 'c? mlttco has before it now the entire ' fiteers and tim e will lie eliminated mercial planes: tion for passenger trnlfie, it is con­ e mh w?ck yau wait shipping program. Its work will i ns far ns possible." Iu view of the many statements sidered. Inrgoly determine whnt is to be dam* | Asked for an opinion on whether made iccently by witnesses Indore* the Residence: 5 roomi. sleeping f or. h, bath and a fi.n* Although the x liners nllocateel with the ships on hand now and ‘ congressm an Berger of Wisconsin, military committees of Congress thnt location. 82300 to tiie recently ordered New Yorkwhether more are to be built. This wm , ented. he said: “ I do not be- the aircraft industry in the United Hotel: Yon notice the* value. I > ro itm and I wauld South America Line ate* Included in cornmitlee does the work done by ||0V(l t )ie m atter will be even in vest i- States has. been allowed to go to ruin, like to tell you about tbit if interested nt three committees in the lower house gated, and lie will be denied n seat it Is astonishing to learn, through a the group of vessels to he put on the market, they will not Lc sold if —the rhers and harbors, rnerebunt just ns before." Grove: 8 acies, well worth the pri re $5000. report made by the Aero Club of Am­ murine and fisheries and the food con J , U ther i|ow in expressing himself erica, that the "aircraft demand for service to South America would Farm : 13 acres. Smnii residence I ' j utim cleared, trol. No man in the senate is recog- * reInlivu to th(> 8cnnte leadership he civilian purpose** is large enough to> thereby rut off. All proposals for the 3 acres tiled com* good timber. $3500. riize.l as a greater authority on all t f . Ba|(| he ha(1 nnt up his mind as support the aircraft industry of the j purchase cf the ships it was suiei, Lots: From $100 up, in m ut a ’.y location. will be carefullyconsidered with rethe questions hand ed by the com, whom hc w||| BU,,port If it comes United States on a permanent basis," Imrd .to the line of service in which mittee thnn -on. M et-her. . to a show down between Underwood and that the "aircraft industry lost the ships are to he operated. Explaining bis fuitb in the passage. nntj Hitchcock, He said Underwood business amounting to close to $50,000, of the pence treaty soon lie said 8 0 ' |8 n WBrm friend of his and thnt the 000 this year" owing to the inability Belter Tows One Solution of The j aonators*voted for reservations first Alabama senator is a great leader, of American manufacturer* " to make Dairy P rob lem and last and that If G4 can agree on t,ut against this he pointed to the deliveries fast enough to supply the Watch the South East Corner of Page Two Mast of the dairymen In Florida compromise reservations thnt would ri.cord of Sen Hitchcock wltli demand from civilian source*." This give all the protection asked for the much pride. When it was evident report was tho result of an investiga­ claim they art* not making eny prefit United Stntcr. j that Sen. Martin health would not tion cinducted by a commission appoint­ on their dairies, in spite of the high " I am willing to go ns far ns any permit him to lend the peace treaty ed by the Aero Club and the Areal prices they are receiving for their pro­ man to eiftet n compromise," said fight, Sen. Hitchcock, ranking mem- League of America, which visited forty- ducts. With feed doubled in price the senator. "Provided the reserve- her of the foreign relations committee nine American cities “for the special and the price of milk on ly sixty per­ t i n s do net destroy the trea ty ," He was elected as vice-chairman of the purpose of as certaining the extent of cent higher than in 1918, some cows t AVIATION HERE TO STAY PERMANENT B U IC K You Know CARS What Thai W . J . T H IG P JE N , J W Tv U f a •Ti:-' I f *1 [1 : Means gent Farms,Homes, Groves,Lots I H A V E T H E M J .E . S P U R L IN G �----- -------* ' ■>«-.. -.ii^iw r r ir miC-fe . .... . tm.- 's—. - — *jv* * %*. ' i':-r+_; JANUARY 1. » 2 0 ■ WHOLESALE GROCERY IS OPERATING c w. 7.ARING BUSINESS CELS * CO. THAT AM. OPEN FAR T H E IR EX- EXPEC. RATIONS Sanford Is destined to become a Mt important wholesale center in (he nest few years and among the recent advents into the business j^e of this city is the establishment of the whole sale grocery of the C. W. Zarmg & Co., w ho.recently had * fine brick building built for them ju»t west of the Crown Paper Co., on Commercial street and the corner of Laurel avenue. The building is JOOxnO feet and is ideally situated on a side track of the A. C. L. Ky., ,nd have formally opened for busi­ ness. The house opened about the first of November but there was l0mP delay in getting the otlices completed and this announcement appears in this hiue of The Herald. Tho new build­ ing is tilled with all kinds of gro­ ceries and feed stuffs and everything carried by a wholesale grocery conctrn. They specialize on Aristos Flour. Prairie Rose R u tter and Comstock Boston bacon and many other standard brands of food stuffs. TK.- C tt\ '/tiring Co., with head­ quarter.. n. and. brunch houn‘* in Miami and Sanford need r.o Introduction to the people of this section as they have become known by their slogan of "service'.* and Joe I'uvi known all over the state who is now local manager of the Sanford branch has been covering thi> territory a : travelling suleamun for many years. Assisting Mr. Davis hero is H. E. Tdford a former Sanford boy who U« been with tho Earing Co., for ma^y years and comes back to Sanford as assistant manager and ha< charge of the shipping also. In the oilice are Miss Fleischer as cashier and stenographer and Mrs. Connelly as stenographer. T. <>. Itrown is travelling salemnn for this territory and so heavy has the business become already that unolhtr saleman will be added in a few weeks. In fact their business in Sanford hit far exceeded their expectations and they will operute a fleet otrucks to taKe cure of the local and nearby towns and counties of this section. o» their opening NEW CHILEAN RAILROAD Will Extend From Bolivar To Dratil And Pacific Ocean Valparaiso, Dec. 2.—The Chilean Congress has authorized the govern­ ment to contract with a Chilean-Ecundorian syndicate for the construction of an important railroad to extend eastward from Porto Bolivar, Ecuador, into Brazil and thus give a Pacific out­ let to a rich territory hitherto inacces*ihle. It is proposed to extend the linn about 563 miles to Purlo Puru on the Amazon river in Brazil nt n rost of about 6,000,000 pounds steriling. Thr project has been studied by Chilean engineers and is regarded as of vast financial, commercial and pol­ itical importance. It is expected to promote commercial relations between Ecuador and Chile and to contribute greatly to the industrial and commerchl development odf the central part xd the South American continent. LEON’S AUTO TRANSFER CO. PHONE 1 1 4 Philips Old Drug Store Stand All Kinds of Hauling baggage Transferred Meet all Trains PHONE 111 ~**- ^ SEA RS A LETTER ASKING OPERATION W R IT E S FOR CO­ The renders of the Herald may think wo are Laving too much about the taking of the census In these eolum but everyone in the county should re­ alize the importance of this census take ing and remember that if you do not assist in this work your county will not have a fair showing for the next ten years. Congress man Sears sends the following notice that should !*• reflld and the directions followed: To the citizens of Seminole county As required by the Constitution Congress has provided for the taking of the 1920 census and the enumerators will begin work some time in January. I have repeatedly stated and still be­ lieve the Fourth Congressional District of Florida has made as rapid or a more rapid increase in population than any district in the United States. However 000 boxes of citrus fruit raised in Flo­ the next census will determine whether rida this year. 1 am right or not. It will be too late This is an increase of fully one mil­ after the census is taken to complain lion boxes over last year and should that many citizens were omitted. May make the total earnings of growers i, therefore, urge upon nil to co-oporato close to $25,000,000, if not more. The with the census enumerators and if prices of some guides of fruit have not lie fails to find you , look him up. l>eon as good so far this year as at times I would suggest that the Board of last year, largely due to the scarcity County Commissioners and the School and high Iprice of sugar, which is usually Board, as they represent the various eaten on grapefruit, especially in the districts of the county, make themselves North. This liuhit is being superc a committee to co-operate with the many using salt and lately some have county enumerators. 1 would also added pepper and insist that the fruit make the same suggestion as to tho }.f better thus flavored than wirh v g a r Mayors, s:;d other city and county A notifcablo L .;l in the report is oliiemts. that the increase in the production of This matter is so important and the orangi-s lias been much greater titan advertisement will lie worth so much in that of grapefruit this year. The to Florida, l believe it will be a good Inertias* in oranges Ls 700,000 boxes idea if each town having Board of Trade as against 200,000 increase in grape­ would appoint a special committee to fruit. About ten years ago there was also co-operate with the enumerators. a derided rush toward,grapefruit and As you know tho representation in Con­ growers planted only the grapefruit gress in tho future will depend upon treta for a time but the demand for this enueration; besides, as stated above, Florida oranges lias been so great and the increase will fcc published in the the prices have been so much bettor Congtvsstona! Directory and sent in the past few years that many of tho broadcast over the United Slates. growers have gone bark to orange or The Supervisor of Census for the nt least increased tLoir oranges over their grapefruit considerably. Fourth Congressional District of Florida is Joseph J, Emery, Jackson­ The report also shows that the total ville, Florida, and ho is doing every­ production of oranges in Florida and thing lie can to nake the census a success. California this year is 23,916,000 box­ The county enumerators so far appoint­ es as against 24,200,000 boxes last ed for your county nre os follows: year. With Florida gaining 700,000 Mrs. Helen T . Morse, I*. O. Box 160, boxes, California is shown to lie short Samuel C. Brown, 1307 Second St., nearly n million boxes tills year, so the Roliort B, Lynch, Lucien R. Phillips. 717 Park Ave„ Mrs. Maude E. Ray, of Sanford, Florida; Osborne G. Wal­ cott, Oviedo. Fla,. Elmer C. Hayman, Enterprise, Fla. As your representative may I urge you to co-operate with the census enumerators to the fullest extent. No doubt you have a’ready realized he importance of the above but certainly no harm can ho dono by aguin calling attention to the importance of same. Wishing each and every ore a Happy and prosperous New Year. I am Yours Truly, W. J. SEA RS Member of Congress. - LOO for our display of new goods at our NEW STORE People’s B an k Building co m pany ELDER SPRINGS WATER T I I O M AH II. I t A K K It . P S . I). CUTTING OUT THE MEAT English People Formerly Great Meat Enters Find Prlre Too High London, Dec. 29.— Englishmen used to be considered the greatest meat eaters in the world. Now, declares the Society of Meat Importers, the average EngUstnhmen eats 33 percent less mint than he did ltefore the war. Unless he can Ih> induced to eat more of it, the country* will U* faced with such a glut of meat as It has never had before Tiie annual consumption of meal in the United Kingdom before the wut was about 1,800,000 tons, say the importers. It is now eniy 1,200,000 tons. And this they cintend is due entirely to the high cost still main­ tained. Englishmen and English­ women, too, are Just as fond of meat as ever, but they cannot alTord to eat as much of it us they used to. A n « l ,l l r a l amt C u n .u li i n f C h r t n l . t - P r u f m . l n n a l o f N a l m t l H tle n r e K m r iH ii., Kollln* C a l t r f r , Itiiilita I h a i r ro m p l r lr d r a r r f u l c h . i n l e t analrala )»tt bruughl me earl? laal n e e k anad h a m ob tained t h e f o l l n o l n f rra u lla l ('•lor _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____C|Mf Itearllon ..... ..................... .. _ _ . . N e u t r » l t ree Ammonia _ 00 patta per million Albuminoid Ammonia ........ _ _ _ T r a m Chlorine I.TS Oarla per T oln l aollda — S.Oil parte per Hardneoa . 2 1 .0 1 p a rt* per N l l t a l e a ----------- --- --- ... T. 0. CH A R LES, Distributor SA N T O IIII. I I.O ItllM ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, S E E W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y A GEN TS G eneral F ire om en In su ran ce vixipleh mask ih im iin o F lo rld h Sanford, A 25c W ant Ad. in The Herald 02165302484853010201532353010002000123534848530248 We are all making New Year Resolutions You have overlooked one and a good one. WOMEN DRILL OB. WELLS Pennsylvania Girls Enter An Unknown Field Mckeesport, I’n., Dec. 29.—Women financiers have entered the natural gas fielsd, developed dtt ing ghc past few months in Snake Hollow almost within the city limits, and ure drilling their first we’ll. The pioneers were Miss Irma Atwater, at-istant to the city treasurer. , and Miss Isabelle Milmoe, assistant ot the city solicitor They heard so many fortunes lieing made In the new development that they found a bit of land not under lease, contracted for a derrick, and organized u company. Drilling Is to lie commento I as soon as the plank is on the ground. Development tn Snake Hollow field is going on with every evidence of the old time "wild-cat” oil and gas boom. Town lots on the edge of the city which three months ago were next to worth­ less are selling for as much as $10,000 each, nnd every time a new well comm in prices go up. * HAT I have neglected taking up with the Virginia Carolina Chemical Com­ pany the matter of "my fertilizer require­ ments. I had promised myself to use their goods during the year 1920. Have investigated their standing with the growers in Florida; they stand A-l, their goods give satis­ faction always. Am satisfied I cannot go wrong using their reputable brands. o AM WRITING them to-day getting full particulars. Why don’t you write them also? • E. B. B R O W N , . million million million . Tram T h e a tia e n rr prarllralt* of free and albuminoid a m m o n i a In Ihl- n a t r r and It a t r r y amall amnunl of rh lorlne Im llr a le a It- e i r e l l e n l quallt? for houaehoid p u r p i - r - . In addition to the pood u».UU» ch at a< terl»ll, a uf -uperlot b i u . t h o l d o a l e l , it p o -a r e -e a aperlat f e a t u r e - of m urh t i h r , rapeetalli' Ih oae of e t e e t lo n l nature a r r a llo n nnd I.IIIV of h e n l n e a - . The ha rlerlutoftra t nn ntf-ta. f r - u ' l l n i * n - ' a o lutal e.m ei In fi ur - -tu t,ten >-f thr “. - t . t , .»f 3 l . - ' t i - n . nt *i,_ Iiu ilta f no f e lo n , of other I,armful b a c l r r l a , fully confirm ila good q u ill I, In dicated b , the C I I K M I C A L an al) ala. Of the m a n ; » a t r i a uf Ihla and oth er r e g i o n - lhai I b a t e a n a l p r id , I h a r e found none auperlur In all good tiuallllea lo lh.tl of the " K t d e r W a t e r . " , ho ur- t r t y rra p erlfu ltp , ( S l g n r d ) T H U S . It. IIAKKIt Work Makes Them Immune. Men who toll In Intupblack wuyks nre—owing. It is said, to ttie tnrge i,mount of carbon they Inhale—Im­ mune from tin* white plague, mid,many sufferers In the curly stages of phthisis make considerable sacrifices to obtain employment of tills kind. These grimy workers further resemole colliers In that they nre rciunrkably free from diseases of the nervous system, observes i writer lu London Tlt-lllts. P r l i a t r l—b .ir-lor i of llnlllna ( ' o l l r j r W lnlrr P a rk , Via.. N a t . J l h . I S I S Mr. T. II. C'h.rlr. Sanford, (la,. Drat Kin A New Year Resolution lonormvi. When eoiiipbilnti* i. i • a. - .ifu t. nm nltngellier without n «on— f tin prevailing tgnoniiuv ot tacts on such and stteli subjects, it will often In found that the parties censured though possessing h -s knowledge tlmu Is de­ sirable, yet possess mere than they* know what to do with, 'their tlelleltticy in nrrniiLin.* nnd applying their k n o w l­ edge lu -ntnKiihig taets and correctly deducing and rigidly employing gen­ eral principles will be perhaps greater than their Igimmncn of facts.—Richard WhnC >y. \ Leon’s Auto Transfer Co. -r CONGRESSM AN balance is surely In favor of Florida1 in production as well as quality, as the latter Is admitted even by the Califor­ nia people. During the past five yeirs havo biuii o«l out a suliicient number of young orange trees to in­ crease tie yield of oranges and grape­ fruit in Florida to a point where productirn »i!l equal that of California in tile new two years. FACTS AND FIGURES ON FLO­ folk county, which hns been the RIDA'S GREAT FRUIT CitOI* renter of the activities of Florida Citrus Exchange, will this year ship At this season of the year when the over a million boxes of fruit and peace golden globules of Florida fruit arc tlcally all of nit will be handled by the being enjoyed by millions of people exchange, as the growers in that scc-i in nil sections of tho country, it may tion swear by their own organization. be well note the government report St. Lucie county on the East Coast.! on the citrus fruit crop in the state which has come rapidly to the fronj for the season of 1919-1920, as pub­ in the citrus fruit industry in the past! lished in the Times-Union Tuesday. ten years, has enougnh trees planted tn | The report states that there are produce a million'bcxei of fruit withl, 6,400,000 boxes of grapefruit, making in three years and there are several . a total production of 9,800,000 boxes other counties in South F.orida and of citrus fruit produced in Florida. the East Coast that will ream that The report also states that limes and proud figure in the very near future. other small fruits are not included in From all indications it is believed that the showing and this means that a cer­ the citrus fruit crop in Florida will tain percentage of home used fruit is reach 20,000.000 bexes by 1925 and not counted, the report lieing for the with fair prices such a crop should commercial fruit packed and shipped, bring more than fifty million dollars so that there is undoubtedly fully 10,00 to the state.—Jacksonville Times-Union, A number of important wells have been brought in by companies whose business it is to search for nnd find natural gas. But spectacular and pi turesquo speculation and financing are not l icking. Stories of the success of some persons who have become rich over night have attracted othen until rhe boom has dainmed wide nttentin. Phone Orders also Taken at H old Carnes - OUR CENSUS CITRUS CROP IMPORTANT OF FLORIDA TO COUNTRY . THIS SEASON Division M.inagory J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L A . H. G. D I E T E R I C H , Local Manager, SANFORD, FLA. > v- . - V - 5 3 1 ------------- — w m v i f i . . a ■i n ■ # �W s im OBD HERALD_________________________________________ ,'S h ' if '■! _________________ State Preaa Comment editor, their piper and their town, R eport ha* it that you can get a for the more local news there ii In a Florida and his wide experience In rload pretty good *ult of clothe* in Pari* town paper, tho more outside people building, his knowledge of the state R. J . HOLLY, Editor and iU resources, his wide acquaintance regard the town with Interest as a for y i l . We can't help but wonder W. M . HAYNES. Business Manager over the state and hi* business experience live town where many things happen if they are American-made.— Florida and ability will count in the matter of and where it would be advantageous Chief. Published Every Friday by building good roads in Florida in the to live and to trade. years to come. Sanford claim* M, M. Did you catch the timid scent of THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY LET FLORIDA CLUB WOMEN Therefore, it is as much to the Smith as a citizen nlthough he has never interest of the local people to' tell that vagrant orange blossom which Our seeds are all T E S T E D HEED BunsaurnoN n u t * in AimNcr.i resided here and we are all proud of the editor auch hits of local newa as opened early to help mako the season for G E R M IN A T IO N before ONK YEAIt -----------------------------------------*=-»° There Is doubtlc.s today no body or his record in the past and have ail the they know, as It is to the advantage ono of beauty and sweetness? is m ■ IX MONTHS-------- ---------------------------- • organisation more potent for good and faith in the world that he will make of the Cult**! lo receive them. Al­ pa Tribune. leaving our establishment, and TniEK MONTHS ______________Jit most every event, great or small, is for advance generally in Florida than good in hLs present position. are of the H IG H E S T KNOWN B (tw «d u M»ll MsIWt A a .u .i *I » d The doctors of St.. Petersburg are news. Anything you would tell your the Florida Federation of Women’s IM S. ■■ lb * I'M la in t* at H aafxd, I'lofMa Q U A L IT Y . B y planting seeds neighbor when you chance to meet having a slump in business nnd as a I'adrf Act *f March Jrd. 1ST* Clubs. The federation is composed of T H E C O U N TRY E D IT O R is news. If you have a new pair of natural consequence tho undertakers of this class you are bound to T,li,kwc N*. I a the clubs of various sorts and kinds OMmi II r t ll lliSAN In a masterpiece of editorial writ­ hor*e*, a new ear, new pajnt on the arc also having a slump in business. over the state all come together for the g e t the necessary resulLs for a ing the editor of the S t, Augustine barn, a new baby—it Is all news. — Florida Advocate. purpove of getting mutual strength Evening Record has described at You would like to read it in the profitable crop, provided soil T h h r* »fe moving and for increasing their potential ability. length the various points in which paper yourself, nnd so would your About the best, noblest, grnndest, ----- O The constitution, in Florida, as in the and w eather conditions aic an editor is cither a benefactor or neighbors. Tell the editor and it will most upright and most respected States generally Wc arc netting some lights and power. other Southern a common nuslancc, and seems to he there. man I know is my wife's first hus­ favorable. guarantees it to be non-political and have established his case either way. Take the trouble to get acquainted band.— Thorn, in Palm Beach Post. non-sectarian. Send Postal for 1920 All of which has encouraged the or with your local editor. Ten chances New hotels are netting ready to open, In Georgia politics got in anyhow, cupunt of the Herald's editorial Catalogue --------------O-----to one you will find he is not the Now they are figuring on postpon­ and from all accounts it was just u chair to give notice to various mus chronic grouch you have pictured ing the Florida Centennial a hundred Hospital will soon ho ready for oc­ matter of "steam-rolling," hut tho re­ ings, or hemusings, which have been in comic papers. Probably he will years. In the hope probably that by cupancy. sults have Ixm disasterous. At the stirring under his thatch of hair for strike you as being human. If you then Pensacola will have some hotels ----- 0 — closing hours of the recent convention several weeks. want to talk babies he has one he and railroads.—St. Augustine Itecord People who have never Ix-on "up at Columbus, Ga., the Georgia Federa­ will match ngninst any other that 438 M irk ctS t., Philadelphia, P ,. The editor of the country weekly tion of Women has l>een heralded liein the nir" are going up. ever happened; if you want to talk Co-operation between capital and is in, presumably, the tightest fix of fore the world as passing a resolution ----- 0 -----war, he can show you a wound scar labor wns solved long ago by the endorsing the Susan IT. Anthony amend­ any member of tho editorial frater­ Sominotp“ County wants action on or two of his own. if you want to farmer. As lie is both in one he had nity. When he makes n mistake he ment for sulTrage, and immediately the G E O . G. H E R R IN G talk politics he can help you. to co-operate. How long woutd he tho road m atter at once. word was sent over the country, "Wo­ has to own up to it nnd take his On the other hand, if you want to have" any capital if he worked a for­ men of Georgia ask for suffrage by "cussing out" in person. He can't lay Allorney-at-Lnw t on a reporter or nnother editor argue, lie will argue with you on any ty-hour week and did a* little ns lie We have the money for good roads Federal amendment." because there "nni’t none" It is up Bubjcct under the sun. Probably he could get by with in that time? — No, 14 Garnir-WoodrufT Building and now we want tho good roads, The Woman Patriot tells us how this to him exclusively nnd personally. he won't know anything about it, Leesburg Commercial. ---------------0 -----was accomplished, and how untrue is SANFORD, FLA. Ily a majority of his renders ho is hut you can have lots of fun show­ Tho tax payers are not concerned is the report sent out, and daily news ing him where he is wrong. usually regarded with a mild pity, We hope the Government will about tiie fuss of the engineers or reports and stories from various Geo­ In short, the local, editor—your cease to investigate the grafters fostered by the opinion that if he any petty differences. They want rgia elties and dubs show how tho club­ editor—wants nothing so much as to It is had enough to have the grafters women of tho state are reperesenting really were bleared with brains nnd roads. U CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS give you a paper which will he the graft millions of dollars of the peo­ was not so dog-gone inzy he would th o t h i n g d o n e t o them, a n d best weekly in the st . ’earn! in which ples' money without spending hun­ he something better than an editor, For Sale or Exchange—One 20 Now that tho days are getting how they have resigned and withdrawn anyhow. They read his stuff with our town can take pride. Give him a dreds of thousands for investigations acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. from the federation until the great longer wo can burn more daylight pleasure when it hit * the other fel­ neighborly lift now and then and the and let* electric Jliglit which means organization is fairly riddled with holes low, hut with maledictions when it job will lie easy.—'Hastings Herald. which never result in anything hut Walking distance to city. Two ’ ts "investigators drawing fat salaries. corner Center r.nd Elm Ave. T -o Says the Patriot: something. ^ *J hits them. When ho mentions the We doubt if a billion dollars would lots west side Pnlmeftu Av. V. lt "At the closing hours of the recent bumper crop on their forty they say cover thr graft >•! ihp war and so far from Eleventh S t. Make offer. It. T. ; List night, at a meeting raffed by convention at Columbus, v. It It ir.il of Sanford is on the threshold of one he is getting out a fine paper, but Medical as we know there is not one grafter Corey owner, !7 5 N Spr|>g St., of the Jm ost prosperous seasons of the ii'Trcditcd deli*gatos idwnt, a nr when he fails to write an ’JflTTia* on j I»i. 1. i". Ingram, W20-2l:Jtp. | Snriciy was revised with the object in jail as a result of any action at Los Angeles, Cai. her carer.'. .Alt ire need to do it is to olutiun was passed at the request of hairy's new tooth thev say Ids paper Washington.— Florida Advocate. j ol Liking up a study enur e. Officers gut together for nnn Id? boost and contains no news and lie wouldn't W anted—To rent for one year were elected and nm-.vsary business over she g-ps. G an we count on you? woman representative of the Democrat know how to write it if it did. place near Sanford, of 2 to 5 acres troweled. Mon day, DocomWr ‘ 2 2, ic party In Georgia, endorsing the NOTICE All of which devious wanderings of land and G or G room house. Tourltt* are coming in on every train Susan II. Anthony suffrage amendment lead at last to the point of this edi­ the now!)* organized body met to take Bids wilt he received by tho Address "R e n te r" care of Herald. und boat and want placet to stay. Instantly the report was sent over the torial. The country weekly is a com­ up the by-laws of the former society Board of County Commissioners of W-l8-:itp. country that the 'woman of Georgia munity barometer nnd its editor a which is in every way separate and Seminole County at their next re­ uxk for suffrage by Federal amendment For sale— Fine cow 2f and calf. public servant. The town can Ire distinct from the VOlusia Sanford never looked better or morn County gular meeting to lie held on Tuesday t:» 'impress' both Northern and South January 6th, 1920 at 10 o'clock A. Enquire at 908 French ave. 7 judged by its weekly. If the weekly Medical Society.— DcLnnd New*. inviting and conditions seem rigid for ern legislators by a falsehood, for the M. for tho purchase of one car load is good tho town is likewise. If the \V-17-ltp. another prosperous year. delegates present did not represent of American Ingot Iron Culverts. ------0 ----weekly is poor, it Is because tire town even half the Huh women of Georgia For sale—Second hand bleaching Board reserves the right to re­ .MUS. JU L IU S TAKACII This Is the accepted time to climl nnd the vast majority of women do not lacks the pep necessary to ginger it paper for two acres. O. C. Bryant. ject any nnd all hid*. up nnd insist on better tilings. The SOPRANO right in with ;t good stiff organization )k'1omr to tin* women’s rlubs anyhow Wagner. Flat W-17-Bp. E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. paper must belong to the town and of business men to take advantage Available for Concerts, Recitals, Mmins even the most unacrupu,oua organizn W -18-ltc. cnlcs, Fcstvals, Oratorio and Sjx’cial the harvest that is at hand. tiena which count one woman as seven Ire thoroughlt identified with it or Farm Photography a specialty. Church Services ------O----to thirteen 'memlter*' have not claimed a neither town nor paper is worth the Photos of all kinds, See Sheafer ADVERTISING PAYS The merchants who advertise in the total ine ml tenthipnf more than a thlrdol price of one subscription. Florida Sanford, at 113 Elm Ave. 9-tf Daily and Weekly Herald report the the women over twentyone! Rut the As"" a general thing the editor belt business season in their many suffragists got their publicity— for stands with his town solidly and un­ yean of doing business. Well, a news, which the Federation L* already login conditionally, ready to boost it at paper,does help out some. ning to pay the piper. Mrs. Rruce every opportunity and to do every­ Carr Jones, former president of tin thing in ids power to further its in­ Sanford nceils more furnished rooms, Sixth district federation, has already terests In any way possible. If he more apartments, more houses, more sent in her resignation, for the reason does not do nil these things he has places of amusement such as a country that she brought into the State Federa­ no business to ire an editor. But the Hubs editor is only one man. He does his club and golf links, etc. Wo are get' tion no ‘ hsis than thirty-two largely through the assurance that the his heat, hut in spite of all his ef­ ting in the tourist town class nnd ahouli forts, it is impossible for him to Federation Is in no way .connected look the part. itself with suffrage or any political know everything that is going on. — 0 ----He wants to. Like Figgcr-Four Either we would like to chronicle issue whatsoever. "The Macon His­ Avery in "T h e Circus M an," he tory Club, the strongest club in Macon th e birth of a new new Hoard 0 wunts to hcnrjnll the news so he can T r a d * on the death of tho oid ono no and one of the original founders of the tell It. Federation in t89G, has resigned in Yve could be auro just where to begin Whether or not he gets it is largely :and where to leave off. Snnfori Itody. Up to the residents of the town Ilf tieeda a live trade body as badly as represents. He is eager to print every kny eity in the world just now. "Mrs. J. H. Riley , president of the item, however small, that is any way Jones county Federation in 189G, has would he of interest to Ids readers. resigned in a body. The Southern Uselrss Co. It is impossible for him to talk with Mrs. 0 .A. Murphy, pnwident of the showing some signs of resuaitation everybody in town every week. He Hamcsville Civic league; Mrs. Walter and we can now count on nevera talks with as many ns he can nnd hours a day of power and a few D. I.umar, vice-president of the Macon asks them nil for news of the latest cen ts worth of lights at night. If City Federation, nnd Mrs. I). C. Morgan, local happening*, hut it is cnevitahlc they can get stronger ns they go corresponding secretary, have signed that many things get by him. In strong apiie.it to every woman’s Huh hlong we can hank on getting a rua this respect Ids neighbor* could ho n Georgia to withdraw from the Fed* supply next summer when we will of tremendous assistance to their cragtlon that lios betrayed Its own con­ Hot need it. stitution us well as the vtotl majority --------------- O-----of its own member* by Incoming a polOUR GOOD ROADS ticnl tool of Northern wire-fHplxmi**— Seminole County had always taken Tampa Tribune. thn lead in tho matter of good roads construction and in the year of 1920 RE A GOOD FO RG ETTER we ahould hold Hint lead. Tills county Lite Is too short to rememl*r the expects und should receive state aid in things that would prevent one's doing Terrible Suffering From Headache, the matter of trunk lines und coupled Sideacbe, Backache, and Weak­ one's* best. "Forgetting the ihiiigs, with tho state aid we should get together that urn behind, I, prow forward."- said ness, Relieved by Cardol, and build these roads so badly needed brave, old man in the first century. Says This Texas Lady. and for which the bonds have already Usually the oid mm live largely in the boon voted and sold. The money for past, hut tills old m.in lived in tin* fu ­ H ER EV ER m en ask m u ch of th e ir a u to m o b iles tho tlieso roads now rests securely in the Gonzales, Tex.— Mrs. Minnie Philture. He was a good forgetter. C h an d ler d om in ates. In th e m o u n tain co u n trie s It per­ banks of Seminole County and is not pot, of this place, vrrile*: "Five year* Many of us fail breause we do ant ago I was taken with a rain In my being place where it should lie placed— form s a s m a n y ca rs w ith larg er m otors do n o t p erform . Clim bing orget. We rvmember utir failures aad left aide. It was right under my op the roads ol the county. steep grad es w ith th e sh arp est tu rn s on high , creep in g up and they hamper us. We remember our left rib. It would commence with an The 'people residing In those sections up a t six or seven m iles a n h ou r on high w ith o u t a m iss or a icturim and they make u* vain. We aching and extend up Into my left where these mads we're voted have me mix1r our em-lines and fritter away shoulder and on down into my hack. skip o r a sign of effort, w here oth ers sh ift, th e C h an d ler holds waited in vain for many moons for aluuhtc tim* trying to get even with for Its driver th e thrill of really satisfacto ry m o to rin g . By that tlmo tho pain would ho so these -roads that have never been laid them. Hut The sztmnsfut man for­ eovero I would have to tako to bed, •and While the commissioners have gets. He knows the past U Irrevocable. In co u n try roads of m ud or sand, an d in th e congested ‘ »^ued about tin* kind of roads to he He lets the dead past lurry its dead nnd suffered usually about threo days tra lh c of crowded city stre e ts, this sam e power and th is sam e built the price of materials have crept He is too much in a hurry' to attend . . . I suffered this wny for threo years, flexibility show th e ir q u alities. nnd got to bo n mere skeleton nnd was up until when the time does coma for the funeral of his iippen. He Is running so weak I cotilff hardly stand nlona thu building of roads they will cost a race. He cannot afford to look tie- Was not nldo to go nnywhere nnd had I he C h an d ler leads th e whole six-cylinder group so d istin ctly considerably more than they would hind. His eye is on the winning post. to let my hauso work g o ...I suffered because it is su ch a Hood c a r and so fairly priced. nwful with a pain In my hack and I have C ist if built several months ago. The nngnanimnus man forgets. hnd tho headache Ml tho tlmo. I Just There's no better tim e than NOW to place your order. Wo want our commissioner* to lie He Is too Idg to let little tilings disturb waa unable to do n thing. My Mfo careful with our money hut we do not him. He forget* quickly and forgets was n misery, my ntonmch rot In tm want them to strain at a gnat and easily. II anyone dot* Him a wrong nwful condition, caused from taking S I X B E A U T IF U L T Y P E S O F B O D Y so much medlclnu. 1 Buffered bo much ■wallow a camel. We do nut want he "considers the source” anil keeps pain. I had Just nbout given up all S<ven-Pa,senger Tourina Car. S i m Four-Passcnger Roadster. S i m them to lie penny wise and pound aweet. It Is only your small man who hope* of our getting anything to help _ „ ^ r P a s s c n g e r Dispatch Car, SI97S oolUh. They have hnd the opportuni­ bherishen a low revenge. Or an Indian. mo. Seivn-Passenger Sedan, 32SVS Four-Passenger Coupe. S 2795 Lim ousine, S3393 Ono dny a Birthday Almanac wns ty to see the different kinds of road The Indinn never forgets nnd Ix-cnusc All prices / . o. b. Cleveland thrown In my yard. Alter reading construction and they should he con­ ire is forever wanting to pay somebody Its testimonials I decided to to* Carvinced by this time thnt they have just Ilack lie never gets on. Be n forgetter. dul, nnd am b o thankful that I did, ao ir.urh money to ape rid und Hint Bigness dictates) it and -Success demands for I began to Improve when on tho second b o ttlo ...! am now n well money will have to lie spent for certain it. woman nnd fooling fino nnd tho cura kinds of roads. They may not lie tin* lia* been pemienont for It liaa been kind that wo want or that wo wanted two ycara since my awful had health. CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COM PANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO when tho bonds were voted but the mails M IKE SMITH , ROAD BUILDER I will always prnlno nnd recommend 13 78 M. M. Smith it the man to b? at Cardul." Try Cardiff today, ahould he built of tho licit material THESANFORD HERALD *» ( M that the money can buy and the dl*' cussion about the roads and about the engineer* should ceise and the work of building roads ahould l>e started We want action and action should be forthcoming. 0 ----- INSURANCE I. N. SIMON & SON C H A N D L E R Bit'-4 w flw U Kfr Famous For Its M arvelous M o to r COULD HARDLY STAND ALONE 1 it SA 11 T. ■-* Hf f ; S I X Chandler Leads Where Performance Counts W W I G H T T I R E CO. I gj(jjAu o -- J ;% ■ ;Vi * • �S jn a je s s n JANUARY 2. 1920 TBB SANFOBUJHEBALD Wo want the people of the county and adjoining' counties to remember that the merchants of Sanford will Mr nllon ®f inaugurate a number of big sales jl,fieri I" l,r*e^ LONG WOOD P IC K -U PS next month and It will pay them to P b icsa! R *m « keep their eye on the Sanford Dally Happy New Year (/Interest and Weekly Herald If they want to The Basket Ball team is working H. O. Crippcn Jr ., Is hero visit- save money. If you aro contempla­ hard and improving in their work c j. West of Tam pa represent* ting buying anything in the near the Tampa Hardware Co., I* In ing hla grandparents here for a few J . T . McGnhey is homo from future come to Sanford for our mor ” ,iH. ftn business and !• the guest K c ia attending the University Rollins College for the holidays. chants will have it at a price that of Florida. cf Mr.’and Mrs. B. A. Duncah Mis* 01 ur Walts who has been will open your eyes. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crippen attending Orlando High School is B ft*. Herndon is making many Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in spending her vacation at home , ' j in the Ilcrald building and and family have returned to their Sanford on Monday, Wednesday T h e stork left a very nice little *T fntirc front is being changed home in Chicago after a visit with and Fr ay of each week. 5S-tf . jj new entrance nnd a show his parents In this city. baby girl at the home of Mr. and G. A. Abbot, who on the first day Mrs. Will Satchcr, Doc. 29 th. ’ Ido*'. The apartments on the Boost of January will assume the position Mother and daughter are doing *L„d floor ure almost ready for Loon's Auto Transfer. All trains of city mnmger of Sanford, was a nicely. wfopsnO' a" 11 wiU 1,0 vcr>' P°I>u'or mot. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes. Daytona visitor Saturday enroute to , ih the people who are anxious for Mr. Hay Partin and Miss Lamar 67-tf St. Augustine. Mr. Abbot was for- Truitt were married at the homo of ,gi!l apartments. J . W . Kennedy a prominent nvjrly city manager of Ostcgon, Mich. the bride's parents at Plant City ^ new nine pound electrician aryoung attorney of Cleveland Ohio He is going to the ancient City for on Dec. 28th. Both young people nffd in town Saturday, Dec. 27th is the guest of the Misses Miriam the purpose of conferring with City are well known here and have a , 4 30 p. m. His name is Harry and M argaret Clark for the holidays Manager Eugene Masters, the char­ host of friends who wish them much ‘Dian> and he is the life time guest of Mr. Clark hns just returned from ters of Sanford and St. Augustino happiness. Mr. nnd Mrs. Partin PV I / \ | * The G uaranteed yr and Mrs. W. H. Treadwell. Franco where he wns First Lieuten­ being similar, both being the commis­ still reside in Winter Park. Mn. IV. T. Epplng nnd Mrs. C ant in the 32nd Division of tho Field sion-manager form—the same form l j Mr. Renenu nnd family spent i Duncan of Tampa are expected Artillery nnd served for eighteen that was proposed for Daytona last Xmas with friends in Wildwood. „ |.fjic today to be the guest of months on the front, summer but which was defeated by Miss Olive Dinkel returned to We guarantee it to be the y, and Mr*. B. A. Duncan for the G. M. Jacobs a prominent citizen the politicians in the election.— Day­ Orlando Thursday evening where tona Journal. ntk-end. best lloor varnish made. It of tho Chuluota section was in the shp hns a position in the Bank of pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. city today on business. Mr J . M. Harris has arrived from Orange. brings our and preserves the Lake City to take charge of the office McCullcr's. Mr. and Mrs. Neimyer and Mr. Buy Diamonds Wight Tire Co. natural beauty of the w ood; of the Virginia Caro inn Chemical prink Giles formerly the genidl and Mrs. Bistline motored over to 55-tf it’s easy to apply and resists the Co. Mrs. Harris wi join him later New Smyrna on Sunday where they t3« manager of the V. C. Co, has Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brumley are hardest near and tear. In clear, in the week ami they will be plea­ icftpied a position with the Sanford Chuluota ure in the city today on santly domiciled with Mrs. Henry attended the family reunion of Mr. dry weather it will dry over night. Tr.cfc (Irowrrs Association. Charles Cluser, mother of Mrs. business and report the Chuluota Wight. Neimyer. Packard president of tho Inn at that place as enjoying a fine And to clean floors finished with WANTED — OLD CLEAN Sanford Truck Growers Inc. was in patronage and many booked nfter Mr. and Mrs. Roebuck and Miss Marble Floor Finish, just use HAGS. ANY KIND E X ­ luting* Tuesday to investigate tho the first of the new year. Georgia Hall were shopping in Or­ n little Dcvoe Polish according to CEPT OLD SO C K S. lando on Saturday. possibilities of establishing here a Mrs. John S. Wilson is enjoying simple directions on the bottle. COATS. PANTS, OR fcnsch of a proposed state truck J. S. Dinkel was transacting busi­ n fine new Reo sedan car the gift LEI) S P R E A D S. AT TH E You can put away your scrubbing peters association. While hero ho ness in Sanford on Monday. HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf jjnnjed to have representatives of Mr. Wilson for her Christmas brush. ^ nu’ll never need it on Mrs. J . S. Dinkel spent the week­ uni to a state convention which will present. Mr. and Mrs. W. T . Fields of end in Orlando, the Marbl e F lo o r"!T.'Tf.-iiicd floors. of Qui rt Mason fruit jars at L. I’. Ancusta. Gn., are hi the city the ht held !at»r for the purpose of orMisses itands. Ask for b o o klet " S e e in g the * o0-t! p.'W.rg such an association.— Hn*- MeCulkr'a. guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. .M . WtlService was hob! at Christ Church brighter Side.” tajj Herald. Miss Uosamond Radford is the linins. Mr nfid Mrs. Fields arc old on Sunday, Mr. Rand of Orlando pr. li. C tones of D ecatur, III., guests of Miss Dorothy Fielder at residents of this city where Mr. officiating. U» returned home after a visit with the New TTemont in Lakeland. Fields wns engaged in the real estate Mrs. Mobley and children of Cipt. and Mrs. Crippen. He was Miss Fielder will be the week-end business for some time. He sees Okeechobee arc the guests of tier tijor of Sanford about thirty years guests of Miss Radford on route to many changes in the city and says sister. M rs. Bill Allen. Macon On. where both girls are t(o and ha* many old time friends that Sanford looks like a "co m er". SANFOKD, FLO RID A Mrs. Wilkinson is spending the Itrt who were glad to see him again. students at Bessie T ift College. In fart it looks so good that he will come back hero again next fail and holidays with her parents Mr. and P A IN T D E V O E P A IN T bis many friends are boiling th at ho Mrs. Bill Allen. Prof. Schaffer of Osteen lias re­ will come buck before that time as as Mr. Fields is a hustler and a turned to take up Ids school duties. pests can thrive only on certain knnds The liv e s to c k business cannot lie booster of the right sort. Miss Margaret Allen has returned of plants. These crop rotation (dans gone into mid discounted at each wave home from Okeechobee where she arc especially good for tho general far­ of high or .ow prices. The mini who EE- Seal pint fruit jars at LP. was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. mer, but ran bo followed to certain goes into the industry must make McCullcr’s. 5G-ft extent by others. a permanent and continuous affair,’ Mobley. Mr. H. T . Stralnnkcr left Sunday and maintain good breeds and equip­ Will Hnrtley spent the Xmas for a few days visit with the home holidays with his parents, M r. and Says Tho Slate Marketing lluronu ment. folks at Douglass Ga It isn’t what you plant hut what Mrs. L. J . Hartley. T . S. Keisuckcr of Duytonn. who you harvest and market that counts. The children of a school in Wake The C ivic League will hold its The best always brings the best prices. represents the Comet Auto Co., is a county, N. C., in 1919 cultivated two regular monthly meeting Tuesday guest of the Lincoln House. acres of tomntocs and realized 1550. afternoon, Ja n . the Cth and will Sussoas in any line of work mniean With this sum of money they bought Henry Horen, wife and duughtcr elect new officers for the year 1920. attention to details. The ffflrmer who a piano fnr the school nnd made a of Tolcdeo Ohio are spending a.few is not willing to give proper considera­ The Board of Trade has arranged number of improvements in the build­ days in town, the guests of the Lin­ for a hulotin hoard which will be tion to feeding nnd earing for live-stock ing. In this is a suggestion for Florida coln. They ure nil well pleased with A n i l i m u I at m l M v s u t u to h 4 m * tto should try some other occupation. school*. i iU m i O r t t t * u k *j 4*U/*4 »»•! »**»•»• Sanford, having taken an early located nt the Post Office. ■* *T n 7 M ^ -"■ COUNTY HAPPENINGS 1 In and About The d ig •£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinct); Arranged for Herald H i" •,->ra JM V V y L j M arble Floor Finish Ball Hardware Company U tW . *»SU *r»*«hU list •••••tw 7l*i** rsptol npatStimtukl toWm *4* toBill «pI**Ih lato rnp tU a*iM T iU k ir4»stotie *«, ut tof n f + n U * nik mil toM mb4*s* m U > 7li* l» « T *» *» Slull lki<inU 4 lb * n « .ti7 . W A L M * D. H IN D, Work, m ore Produce more Save m ore — — — But we ca n ’t continue increasing our production unless we continue increasing our railroad facilities. The farms, mines and factories cannot increase their output beyond the capacity of the railroads to haul their products. Railroads arc now near the peak of their carrying capacity. W ith o u t railroad expansion— more en­ gine:,, more cars, more tracks, more te r­ minals— there can be little increase in production. But this country of ours, is going to keep right on grow ing— and the railroads must grow with it. To com m and in the investm ent m arkets the* How of new capital to expand railroad facilities— and so incrcilse production — there must be public confidence in the future earning power of railroads. I lie nation’s business can grow only as fast as the railroads grow. * advertisement is. published by ihc &fssociai(oricfSlailivau cSxecutivedu fk o t t dttiring information conerming Ikt railroad ttlw- alion may obtain littratun by writing la ikt At ton alion of Itailway K itcu littt, 61 Dioadway, S ri* Fork. morning drive over the entire celer districts. NOTICE Complete stock Diamond tires. Annual meeting of the stockhol­ Wight Tire Co A&-U ders of the Caldwell Irvin Co., Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Carter of K an­ will ho held on Monday, January sas City are guests of the Lincoln Cth, 1919 at 10 A. M. D. D. C A LD W ELL, Sec'y. for a few days. W-18-3lc. G. W. Golden and son of Detriot stopped over to take a bird's eye NOTICE view of Sanford en route to the Annua! meeting of the stockhol­ W est Coast. There's a man nt the curb to ders of the Caldwell Furniture Co., serve you. 66-tf Inc., will bo held on Monday Ja n ­ 'W. E. Sims and son of Home, Ga., uary Cth 1919 at 10:30 A. M. I). D. C A LD W ELL, Sec'y. guests of the Lincoln House have W-18-3te. been taking In the fishing and hunt­ ing for a few days nnd arc delighted Rotation of Crops with tho success that attended their efforts. A systematic rotation of field rrops W. E. Watts and wife of England should commend Itself to the Florida made the Lincoln their headquarter farmer. It makes for soil Improvement, for n short stay nnd will return to with hotter crop ycields as a result, end for partial elimination of certain crop spend soinetinc later un. pests. However, the most profitable Owen Ellis and wife of Middleton crop rotation does not consist merely Ky., are guests of the Lincoln House nnd state there will he a larger num­ in changing the crops around from year ber from Ky., here In the near future. to year, regardless of the relation of the crops to ench other, says the ex­ tension division of the College of n For Sheriff I hereby announco my candidacy Agriculture. The central uhi in all for the offico of Sheriff of Seminolo Co­ crop-rotation systems should lie to unty subject to the decision of the leave each field in u better state of Democratic Primary. cultivation nnd reasonably free from W. P. CARTER pests nt the end of each rotation cycle FOR SH ERIFF The most profitable system must Having licen urged by a largo number of the voters of Seminole County to In- worked out for each farm, and for liecome a candidate for tho offico of eccli field. The county agent cun lie Sheriff, I hereby nnnonneo my candi­ of much scrvjce in tho planning. dary subject to (ho decision of the There an’ certain general principles, Democratic primary. however, that should bo bourne in mind 15-tfc C. M. HAND in this connection in order to accomplish the most satisfactory fesults. Notice Stockholder's Meeting For soil improvement there should Tho annual meeting of the stock­ be nt least one leguminous crop in each holders of the Peoples Bank of San­ rotation cycle. To this class of plants ford will he held nt the office of the? belong tho cowpen and the velvet bean. company nt 7:30 p. m. on Wednesday There should also bo a sufficient number day, January 14th, 1920. It. R. D BA S, Cashier. of unimals, especially milch cows, oi each farm ft” utilize the roughage and W-Q8-4tc. " (UFp'j the desired quantity of stable manure, which, in addition to green *i i y y v v i r v y y y y y y y crops plowed under, will furnish humus y r to tho shd. The conditions resulting Y Christian Science services 1' from this treatment, if thesioil Is proper­ 1* will be held at the Woman’s 1' ly handled, will make the succeeding y Club, Oak avenue, between V cTopds more vigorous and capable of >' Third and Fourth streets, on V offsetting, in some measure, the effects Y Sunday morning at 10-45 o'V of any pests that may appear. Y clock. Subject: ' Cod’*. W20V Again, tho successive cro|* in any y d 58-ltc. y rotation should be selected nnd urrai tY V rd that no two upon which the same y y v y y v y y y v v y y y y y put may thrive will be grown In suc­ cession, The principles of disease control by means of crop reunion are* bused open th” fa d that certain pests Try a Herald Want Ad ______ Automobile Service Com pany If you need SERVICE for your CAR call at the repair shop formally owned by the Bryan Auto Co., LcflUer Building. Cor. First Street : J. G. Leach O U R W O R K nnd - : \ *. Sanford Avenue L. G. Loveless IS G U A R A N T E E D E X P E R IE N C E G reat Storage Facilities In lilt si Form ulas, we offer you Experience dating from tho very beginning of commercial production of Florida crops. This experience shows not only the value of proper m aterials correctly proportioned as to advisability, but the need of perfect physical condition at time of ap­ plication. To secure this condition, the fertilizer must he made long In advance, hatched and reground. This calls for enormous store house ca­ pacity. Acres of flooring are necessary to insure goods being thoroughly cured, seasoned, blended, before sending them out to you. Labor i* high and difficult many other expen­ ses and problems are to he m et—hold fast to all the sure tilings that make your su ccen , By rhusing Ideal Fertilizer you have eliminated the fertilizer problem. Over a quarter century of pro­ fitable field results back cf them . Why t ake unne-essnry chances? WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY M A N U FA C TU R ER S ID E A L F E R T I L I R E R S JACKSONVILLE, __ !__ J ------ :: :: :: :: FLORIDA u *• 5 *.’ ‘ % ... n $n $ j "H - i ' �JANUARY 1 T O R 3 AKFOK D HERALD YES, “ A Feed For Every Need.” Builds LAR&C Fram es E A SY TO FEED A r c c s jr Groceries, - Black Strap Molasses in bulk, - Lime in barrels - Blue Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers. See us for Carload Crate M aterial. Agent for Dayton Airless Tires, thats what vou need. We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere Year Begins In France With Greater Confidence Formidable Handicaps In Finance PEOPLE CONFIDENT Phone 181 BIG CONCERNS SELL AT COST TO EMPLOYEES A T ’T T Q A TTF1 f^ O lV T P A T W V;x\. X XilO v^Xv A . X M-J A rV li X y ATTACK ON MURDERERS MARRIAGES BY THE WOOD IN ENGLAND ALCOHOL WAY FEED HOUSE WhenYourSpring Breaks put on M r*t t t f. AUTO OWNERS 111S If OI* SAYS POINTS DELIBERATE ATTACK CHRISTIAN MARRIAGES TO I MAKERS ONl •t OF "CORONER COCKTAILS" FACE TIIE U. S. COM* MISSIONER TODAY Call on us for exact duplicate of yuur broken spring, and rccelvo spring s a t­ isfaction that 1real. themselves were becoming weary of New Yo k, Dec. 29, (By Associated long continued disturbances of busi­ Manchester, Eng. Dec. 27.—"E ve- Press) Three men faced charges today ness, industry and transportation. thing points to the near approach before th»- United States Commissioner They see a tendency against frivo­ of a general, deliberate and sustained here in connection with the spreading lous strikes und an indication that attack on the Christian conception .................. , , , . I of wood alcohol as whiskey through only real grievances will induce the of Marriage . declared ‘ he Bishop |fjv(t #ta|B( thc , „ t tcn (lay8. Dw,lh wage earners to quit work hereafter. of Hereford in an address at Mnn*| and blindftess followed in its wake. Decentralization of capital and cluster Catherdrnl on "New Ideas I The men are Adolph I’auarelll, a Manindustry is seen in the establishing of Marriage". hntten wine and liquor dealer. John in Normandy of textile indunlrks IN THE EFFORT TO UKDLCK ’ "T h e war has lowered the prestige Romanelli, a Brooklyn undertaker, AND ST AIt riNti FACTORIES to replace those in the occupied THE HIOII COST OF LIVING of marriage in the thought of many Samuel Snleshy a Brooklyn drag J i t ANI) NEW IIUSINKSS LOOK- t rritory destroyed by the war. This Pittsburg, Dec. 7.—A number of people nnd vi«ibly endangered its According to federal officials, HumanINC* TO IIETTKH T I MES movement has boon greatly extended important manufacturing concerns character," said tin* Bishop. "This elli is the leader in the wood alcohi I SANFORD- FLORIDA Paris, Dec. 7.—France will In- by development of waterpower in in tiiis city are selling food and clothing ha* been accomplished partly by t rutile. Kin the new year with far greater the region of the Alps anil the cen­ at cost to their employes, in an effort endowing women and girls with un­ confidence than the last. This is in ter und south of France. Induslriu to Intel the advancing price of commodi­ precedented independence and forc­ spite of formidable handicaps such leaders suy that no particular region ties. One company buys for its work­ ing them into a public Imminence Perfumes Wllnout Grease. Mr. Growcher’s Idea. ns the balance of trade running n- of France hereafter will monoploize men every two weeks a carload of ham- for which nothing ir: their previous A. Verify, a chemist of Isle-Saint"T he ■inly iidv.iiitiigi1 I cun see in gainst her at the rate of about any industry and declare that this nnd baron. ’I'bis is nbipiped direr* careers had prepared them; most of Denis, France, bus patented n process getting si doctor to nus.iv u ; .« 1,600,000,000 francs a month, about scattering will prove beneficial and from the packer to the mill, and tin rt all by shaking the whole fabric on of extracting perfume from (lowers by srld .Mr. Growclur, *'l tbut n !u: >f 60 percent depreciation of the ex­ .■result in a more equable recovery of sold to the men at cost, plus the trnne civilized society and bringing into using powdered v.-ei d rhnrcoill Instead us old boys will Din)b' '■ , *, * i. i'ley change value of the franc and the all parts of the country. nortalion charge. The president >*f •nmtlnn (he accepted principle of of gronse nr a." absorb cut, mul then bad some excuse for i i-b #,r O * wn«liltirr the charcoal !:t alcohol. Powerful fuan A groups ?re ivfii a. m e d i d i o l l H i e s of J>ro< *ng the company endorses it as ore of *hc ■ •-■* r. fl! TCdltlll. the head of a movement to trar. fer raw materials and mrchines, urgent­ la>i ;iiingi in- nas ever none lor his men. breaking down authority and forc­ important industries from the coal ly needed lor reconstruct ion. Another concern has been supply­ ing under ruthless criticism the most France’s renewed confidence is region to southeastern France where ing many of its mills nnd otlko.i employes intimate and fundamental assumpt­ derived directly from the result of water-power soon will lie available. with canned go-xls, wearing apparel, in ions of human conduct. , the recent election*. There are re­ Other groups are being former to eluding ovens nits and shoes, at d even "T h e divorce court shows us the garded here as having definitely develop manufacturing renters near childrens slmt*. The savi ng was such picture of a society governed by im­ stabilized internal politics, ended all the const so as to reduce the cost as to make the wage earners enthusi­ pulse rather than by principle, swept (lunger of revolutionary agitation of transporting raw materials. In- astic’ Employes of another big manu­ along by the currents of self-indul­ for boo time to come and heoughtd Other groups are being former to facturing plant rented a store, stoekisl gent fashion rather than pursing a about a hotter attitude by capital develop manufacturing centers near with groceries, bought through the determined course by tin* directionsri and lahur toward the immense ef­ the coast so as to reduce the cost use of the company's credit, and in u of settled convictions of personal of transporting raw materials. In­ fort before France. dustrial leaders say (hut this activity a few week* were doi ng a business of duty," Money is forthcoming for invest­ on the part of capital, supported by 12,000 a day. Only employes of the ments in anything that promises the recovery of labor from what has company can buy in the store. The r a n k e r s w il l m e e t stability. While investment* in short been characterized ns a wave of price to the buyer is first cost plus rent light, clerk hire and freight. term treasury bonds ure continuing "laziness", gives a healthy tone to Willi Federal Hoard To So.... the Out at the rate of nearly 11,000,000,000 the situation. "W e started with groceries", said Tangles of francs u month, there is plenty Instability of the exchange value the tnunager looking over l.is well kept Washington, Dec. 30.—Representa­ of money for industrial und com­ of the franc in regarded us one of store with pride", hut lately wo added mercial enterprises and long-term the weakest points in French con­ such clothing as the men wear while tive bankers from over the country B u t it d o e s n o g o o d to s a v e m o n e y u n le s s loans. The 1,000,000,000-franc loans ditions. It is pointed out that France at work. Soon wo will have a tailor have been invited by the federal reserve it is p u t in c ir c u la t io n in s o m e w a y . to provide immediate resources for cannot pay twice over at present shop for men's clot In’s, and next we nro board to mectin Washington Jan. G to indemnifying victims of the invasion high prices for supplies she needs going to put in u line of women's wear was over subscribed before the offi­ and that is what the present low- and such things us women must have discuss the existing relations between Until you are ready to invest your savings a safe, cial opening of the subscriptions. value of the franc means. The French around the house. I don’t know how Federal Reserve bank discount rates patriotic depository for them i3 a bank account where Important linnks und industrial government is now studying a com­ many of the company's 20,000 workmen and rates on deposits. The conference is the first step of the federal reserve they will stand for increosed credits on which to companies have lately increased their plete renovation of her finnneial buy here, hut I am sure we have among capital to an aggregate of nearly policy with a view to making such our customers at least one representa­ board to iron out tye "existing cngtanglfinance reconstruction and business activities. ing alliance," between Federn. Reserve 600.000,000,000 francs. There is still provisions to meet her obligations ns tive of every family." bank discount rates and rates on depo­ Transactions on the Paris bourse will give grextest stability both at one item, however, in the living cost Your funds deposited with this Bank will be safe, sits, which resulted from war financing, which will are confined to cash deals home and abroad. from which many workers in the dis­ Gov. Harding said. immediately available and will be doing their patriotic h iv e exceeded on certain days re­ trict ran find no relief—that of high Memlier* of the reserve board feel cords of pre-war trading when fu­ rents. Workmen's houses are scarce duty. Hint any rhangc in the present r rrangeDssth by Hanging. tures entered largely into the totals. in every section of the district. ments . established during the war In answer to ii physician who asks The upward movement of all in­ period, will have to bo mndc with due shut b the cause of death In hanging, dustrials which began before the N O TICE consideration for its effect on the gen­ signature of the treaty at Versailles •ml how noon it ensues, n medical The regular annual meeting of )nmiu M*ys that If the knot be prop* has been unchecked by successive lily i Hosted, Instant dentil from the stockholders of the Seminole eral banking situation. Plans for the » conference were given in a letter to the li'iuidut ions. This is regarded by breaking the spinal cord Is produced, County Hank, Sanford, Flu. will be chairman of the Federal Reserve bank keen observers here as n sure sign but In a mnjnrliy of coses nsphrritiheld in the otllrrs of the hark on u of economic recovery. tlpn Is tin cause of death. In this the Thursday January 8th, 1920 at from Gov. Harding. "Early in 1918,” said the letter, HOME INSTITUTION Employers sny the labor situation nan may retnln consciousness for from Four o’clock I*. M, for thc election "there was a disposition on the part od ■ few seconds to u minute nnd n ha'f Is improved and that the Irat strikes »mt mu) retain life for from 16 to 20 of a hoard of directors to serve for latge banks all over the country to in­ developed symptoms that the workers iLUIUMk the ensuing ycur arid any other dulge in sharp competition for bskk business which may properly come balances to offer inducements for de­ before the meeting. posits. Hanks in New York were bid­ A. U. K E Y , Cashier. ding high ns three percent, for balances ■I l-Fri-4te. of other banks payable on demand and the rules for-time deposits were higher Notice The regular annual meeting of This lode to reprisals on the pnrt of Fruit and Vegetable Crate* the Stock holders of the First Na­ interior banks and the hidoing for bust tional Hank of Sanford, Florida, ness by marking up intresl rates on Y o u C m a Rti) Prom l l i s i will be held in the rooms of the deposits threatened to interfere serious­ W h alrM l* I 'r i m bank Tuesday, January 111. 1920. nt ly with the financial operators of the three o’clock I\ M., for the purpose government. W rit* tmr l , 1 m I l.i of electing a hoard of directors for *,Finally the clearing house banks W. A. Merryday Company the ensuing year am! for thc trans­ of New York agreed to fix a rate of action of such other business ns may 2 ’ i per cent, on bank balances, pay­ Pal*tit*. Florid* properly come before the meeting. able on demand, with the proviso that H. F. Whit ner, the intresl rate would lie automatic­ Cashier ally advanced or reduced M of 1 per W-16-Btr rent, with each advance of decline of t-2 of 1 per cent, in the ninety-day rate at the Federal Fcscrve bank of NOTICE So it is withjlarge Bank Accounts— they were start­ Rids will he rccievcd by the New York. This rate Is now 4 3-4 Hoard of County Commissioners per cent, nnd should it be advanced at e d email and we wish lo impress the readers of this of Seminole County at their next any time to 5 per cent, the rate of Inpaper that small accounts are just as welcome as regular meeting to be held on tr.>st paid by the New Yr-k banks for would Tuesday January Gib, at 10 o*- out-of-town bank balances large ones, because we know that some day they ciock A. M. for the building of a automatically advance to 2 3-4 per cent. l.et us inspect your ball cry free. W e are experts will be large ones. Your tree of fortune will start vault in the Seminole County Court on electrical troubles. Scientific repairing nnd reHouse. the moment you start a bank account. charging done. W e can lake your old battery ami Plans nnd specifications can be The Buddhist Printer, •make it as good as new and guarantee it for six In ninny of the monnslerbvi of Sibe­ obtained from E. A. Douglass, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sanford, ria the Huddlilst monks print books In months. We also have expert m echanics lo over­ Florida or from F. II. Trimble, n mnnnrr which has been handed haul or repair your car. down from generation to generation. architect, Orlando, Floridr. Hoard reserves thc right to reject Movable type Is not used, lu t each page Is carved upon n solid wood any and all bids. block, nnd thus whenever n now hook E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. Is prlnti*l entirely new blocks havo I - A. K EN A lU ), Prop. W -m tc . to bo made. 20.1 Oak Ave.’ B. &. 0 MOTOR CO. On Flour, Grain and Feed ] "TH E MIGHTY OAK FROM THE LITTLE ACORN GROWS” Free Service Sanford Battery Service Company PEO PLES BANK OF = = = = = S A N F O R D =— Phone 180 Hc.'Eon In HI* Prcfcrcr.ccj. Belli Slicker likes to take dinner* <n doing business with n perfect tmnger. Seth linn lived In our comnmilly so long that a at ranger la tho ml) kind of n man he can hope to ‘not.—Washington Stnr. Brunette* Have F ln t Call, Dork-hnlrcd people, so says nn au­ thority, get married sooner than fairhaired individuals, lie bus shown by statistics that an overwhelming ma­ jority of those women who llu* und die spinsters* have fair hair. TRY A HERALD WANT AD m �THE SANFORD HERALD .SUARVJA Adjutant General Sidney J. Catta, Jr., who haa been at wprk for aono time in the effort to start an active reorjtanIxation of the National Guard of Flo­ rida, announces that he will be in Gainesville about January ,5 for the purpose of whipping into shape n unit here*. He has previously circulated through the press and otherwise circluar letters outlining the method of organibuiiui: which wiii have to be carried out and there is thought to he a general intrest in the movement all over the State. pepper Stock Ready Delivery GOOD ALL ’ROUND THE STATE GREAT STATE O F F L O R ID A Prank Towniead, ISO 8 upply Co., O, master A. E. C.uliey reported yesterday Col.: St. C. V. S. P. (>. Til, A. K. /. Krantr; Stamp sales nearly reached the *2,000 Dorothy T. Wylla and Karl C. Wyll*. her hu ita nU , Fairtliv, O k la h o m a ; KU»ard mark, postage stamps totaioing *1,985 Krlly and Joa a ph ln a Kelly. hl> a ll# , M l a it 43rd S t r e e t . Chicago, III.; F r a n k Kelly being sold at the stamp window. The K and ('o rd rU * Kelly, fib wife. Orwihen, Ittd.; previous record for a dny was J 1,100 L«»u K elly and M i r c u r r lt e K e ll y , hie e j f f , a l 2 Stft S t r e e t , ( io i b e n , I n o ,! M y r t l e Tru mp worth of xstamps.. The big day was and ttojr I 1. T r u m p , hrf h u d ' i n t i , 4 3 ! South Si f r e t , G o*heu , Ind.; fittward MrCliifi1 of course, due to the holiday rush. •th reMrt of C a r rie McClure, l l r U n K u rt * , (’ lark The pcstotlke was swampred with out McClure, .\lfred McClure and l.u la MeClure, hj# •lie, (aoehrn, IniLt llvrt K elly and Kilt A going mail. Kelly, hi* wife, (Soehen, I n d . ; J . Ilolieft On Monday, -1C3 *j- V, of parcel post mail were sent out from the local ofliie, in addition to the usual paper and letter mail, it talir.g more than an hour to la nd the mail sacks on the two mail trains. Three hundred and twfnty registered letter* were mailed during the day, and nealrly 2,000 in­ sured parcels were takep in at t ho panel window.— Miami llct-rald. The Lee County Agricu.tural and Livestock Association met nl A.va on Tuesday of last week. Two beeves were roasted for u free harltecue anti a large corwd attended. Matters ointrest were discussed and some interest A firm in Okeechobee is going to in­ ing addresses were made. stall machinery for the grinding of peanuts and vines for hog feed. It has Tampa La working aln-atly to get been conceded that peanuts by them­ ready for the big fair, although it La selves are too rich for feed, but when two months until time for it to take ground with vines make a well balanced ration. plate. This season the uaspnrilla Carnival , which had been abandoned on account of the war. will be revived The tecal pint of the American Le­ and will be quite a drawing card for gion at Homestead b planning the the fair. organization of a fire .department. It id planned to turn over the fire equijymont of the town to the ex-soldiers. T|ie Plant City Courier reports 290 We predict that when the windjammer carious of citrus fruit shipped, from that place since the season for shipping lets loose with the call there will l>e some opened. Sixty carloads were shipped action, and don’t you forget it. in three days—this in comparison with Compiled In Tabloid Form For Busy Herald Readers Mrs. F. J . Schraedcr, of Delray, carlots for the previous three days. Pachking houses are working almost was seriously injured when the car in to capacity, some putting in fifteen which she and her husband were riding bringing their miklk products to market Fruit shipping is active in Polk was srtruck by a Nash truck on the hours a day. ouKty now. though the fruit is noonl by auto instead of by boat as is now Dixie Highway at Boynton. Mrs. bffir.ntoc to move, comparatively the case. Schracder was taken to a hospital in The movement of early winter vege­ ipakinf. There have been 126,590 Miami. It is thought there will he a tables from Florida is showing an in­ bji» of fruit shipped from the county, suit for damages as a result of the acThr farmers of Pook county appro crease. Beans, peppers, eggplant, i total o? :iTl cars, by the Florida Citcidenr. date the agritulturul colums, edited tomatoes, okra, etc., are now moving. r j Exchange. Winter Haven has mode It* lirgi^t shipments, shipping over n by the county in gent every week, in Reports from hvnrious parts of the stale indicate a good average in winter Mirny men who fought in the recent ten newspapers of tho county, ijuna­ bar.drrd cars. true!: uml if the weather rnnilnuo war and who saw strenuous tervlce tions are beginning *<» he n » • l tavorable the shipping "ill be steady tr. trah'.irg ramp ar..l ‘.i th** field uiu.' answered through this medium. ThlA short course for farmers will start until tin end uf the avwvon. flocking to the Everglades and taking {i,r t hereby of Florida on Jan- i* one »uy the agent has of giving up farming. As one ride, nlonf the sir/ 6th and continue until the 16th. information to a large number of farm­ That peanuts will grow in sandy ennui to and from Okeechobee there ur It Uexpect'd that th<* recent fine show- ers whom he would not otherwise be beach soil has lieen fully demonstrated many of them seen, still using Jpart of tg of the >tate of Florida at all the live- able to serve. i by Mr. James Wills of Bay county. their uniforms, working thrir truck ? ito k fairs of the country swill stimulate ! While only part of nn acre was farms. iatrwt in the course. No doubt many planted by Mr. Wills this year, the tinners of the state will take advantage yield has been so satisfactory that he Determined to fully exploit the ad­ if it. will plant the same average next year vantages and attractiveness of St. for commercial purposes. Under the Augustine as an {ideal resort and place supervision of the county agent, proper it at the top of the list of Florida points of intrest, the board of trade methods of digging and stacking tie is being recognired and a campaign nuts were practiced. will Is1 started tuis week to ral e the sum of 415,000 to i finance the activities of tin* organization for the year 1920. Acting 1’cst The churches have had their innings on drives, and it would teem that they have been eminently successful, when Bapti'ts oversubscribed their quota their quota in Florida sufficient to built! a fing hospital in Jacksonville. Shows how prosperous the State is and what can be done by concerted action. ' TimtM-l’nio n. « u . S.” Boot*— n iade in a ll a ia e a a n d a t y le a , r e d , b la c k an d w h ite H toes— th eU . G. boot ii mndn fo r fish- Boots that don't really fit, boots that don’t support your feet properly, boots that leak— they make your work just twice as hard. those po in ts w h e re boots arc lik e ly to b reak through first. . t A real fisherman's boot— made on a good comfortable last, strong and tough nt every point— that’s the U . S. rubber boot. Shaped so ns not to rub up and down at the heel, plenty of room ut the A s k for U.S Nolle** of Y(ipILa l Ion fv* lat Hrrtl 1’ndrf SrtrlUn STY of ihr (irnrr*l Slalufra, Nolirr !• haraby flvjn that IL YV, Haiti, purchMtr cf Ta* Carllflratt N<*. |03 t itit #4 thr 4th day nf June . 1. I •** ‘ •• tilrtl •abt raftlftratr In my uilku a nut hua made* »Pt*ltr»tlc»«i tiif I n lira«f W , A. t». 1910. tSCAbi r:. a . d o u g l a s s Clrrk Clrrult Court, Seminole County. CU. 0 *0 A. D cC utle*. Attorney for ITainliff. M-M on*9 lr. W-20-IOte Nuilt. af .tp,llrallon far Fat Hard Under S r r l t a n S i t of l h a l i m r t i l S t a t u t e * . Nottm |, hrrrby given that John Drautr, p * , » l,» t t r r ! T s i C c r t i S t t U K t t . 4SC, J . i . J lha 4th * t , y of J i m * A. II., <91 7. h a , Btad u . i l . - . r d B r n f * I s my c O c * and h a , ra sd* applicatio n for ta> drad to l, a u a In acco rd* a n r r %ith ! a » . Said ce rtific ate i -m b r ic e a tha following i l n c r i I . .1 pro pert y a i t u a t i d in Semino le C o u n ty , Tlrrldn, t o - * i t : S 1i of N K ! j of S W J i S e ctio n I T . T uw na h lp 2 1 , S. It angr 2 0 11., 3 0 a r m . T h a r a i d la n d trainjf d a t tha d a la of the U a u a n ra ol aucn aa jtlftc ata In th e namo of U n k n o w n . Unlaaa ■aid cer tific ate .h a l l ho radaam ad according to taw, l a . t i e d will italic thcreun on th e At n >lay i>( J a n u a r y A. It. iirio. W itn r t * my official denature and ntal thl, the 5 th day of Itrcambar A. !>., 1919. *SIIAl.i li. A. lUtllOI.ASS. Clark Circuit Court J-.mlnoU County, Florida. Ift-f.tc. Il» V. M. DOUGLASS. D. C. NliriCK OF NlltillltTH .SALK. Nutter la haraby given that undar anil by virtu* u( an nacution l,.uail out of and undar tha .aal id tha Circuit Court of Serai* mda County, and Stal« of Florida, bearing data December Sth 1919, In that certain rau.a •hrrriii th* Waatarn Union Telegraph Company, a corporation, it the plantlff, and lloaard-l'ackarj Land Company, a aor* p..ration, 1, tbs drfeniant. I have Idled upon, and will uffar (or atla, anil aall to th* highrtt and brat bidder tor ca,h. in (font id the Court lluuia door in Scralnota County, Florida, during th* lag,) hour, of aala on Monday January Sth IVJo. th- following dracrlbrd land and property. In Samln.do County, Florida, tu-wit: The South Kail SUI of tho Southact (Quarter iS W 'i ) >f Section Two (3*. Townthlp Twnaty-ona |2 I) South, Kang Tbirty-ona Fail (.11 K.), raid land to be aold to aatldy .aid execution and Cotta. I'uarhater to pay for title. K. L. UKAtlY. Sharilt Seminote County, Florida. Dlckintori A Dlrkinton Atty't tor Plaintiff. 1«-SU. BUSINESS CARDS One Inch Cards Will lie Published Un> frr This Heading At Thp Kate Of *7..'0 !*cr Year. S C H E L L E M A IN E S bf*»* !r ntr* * *- «jvi* -.In , i r , aLI * i , Lilt air rrntirar-a tha fiittiiaini 'lr*f rifiid fiiiqirtty altuatrtl in Srmlm'lr County, Finriiia, ti»**lt; N t , uf S 1) of Lot 3 Srrtion K T«a*nthlp 21 H. Itancr 30 K. -0 a. Thr aaiit land btlnr a**r%sr«| * i thr SANFORD data of thr inuanrr of #urn rrrtlllratr in thr r i m e of (ifo. A. Krrllnc. UrJr** aald rrrtitiratr shall hr rrdrrmMl arrordinf !•» la*, taa dml *111 iaaur thrtron on thr €th dav of January A. IV. 1920. THOMAS LM.Mirr WILSOS YY'itntM my official *lrnaluri* and a* al thla thr 5th day of Darrmbrr A. IV. 1919. iSKAL) K. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit C*ourt, Srmlnolr County, Florida. lft-Mc. lly V. M. DOUGLASS, H. C, S.llrc nr .Matin'* S.lr Nntlfi* i, tk>frtay ilvcn that umln .ml by virtur ot ■ final iln ir r nl Inmlo.urr aril r»1r r.aito and vntn.d by Judrr Jam r. W. 1'ifkin,, JudKr >1 thr Sr.rnth Judirial Circuit Cnurt ot tbr Stair u! I l ur i d * , in and tor thr County nl Srmlnolr, 1‘ounly, datid Sovrmbrr I *th 1919. In Chanmv. In tli.t rrrtain r .u .r thrr.in emdlnc, •hrr.in Ntrrray Mnnror Ilnbirt* at AdminltlralrU nl thr F.tlatr ol 1». G. Mnnror, ilrcratrd, romplalnant, and H. II. Mnrmr It d.l. ndar t I, tiro. A. DrCnttra, a* Sprritl Maitrr. aril idlrr Inf »alr and »rll In Iront nl thr Court lloutr Dour In Srmlnolr Cuunly, Flnrlrla. ■lurlrr thr local ‘hour* »l ,»lr. nn Monday Ihr .Mh da) r| January 1920, Ihr (olloaln, drarrlhrd Unit and jiroprlty. In <»tt: 'Ihr NoMhw.tl Uu i i It <1 thr Si uthratl quarter ol thr Nerthwi*t Unuto cl Set* tlnn 11 , TmtntMp 19 South. Hanrr SI Ks»t. Said ulr to hr rrtadr to Ihr hlyhrtt and brtl hlddrr (nr rath to aatbly taid tlrrrrr and rntt*1. nurrhatrr to fay lor llllr. tiro. A. D.Cuttra, S|«r<ltl Matter. IM-klr.ton ft Dlektnton Sr.llritor* lor Comt'lainant. Ifi-itr. FLORIDA Snnfortl Automobile Protection HUE and TH EFT and COLLISION In. Mtrnnre Issued by the FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is the safest and cheapest In the world. Wrllo for information to hesibiuarters Orlando Agrnts wnntril In every town In Florida* HENRY Mc L \ U L I N JE W E L E R MY SPECIALTIES: Bit K XltC’S It ANIMMINTEH ' M i s * GORHAM’S S T EKMNC. SH.V»;L HCG E lis ' PLATED N AIII. ’•tC.IV AND WALTHAM WtTCIII' H SEALED TINS ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Aim III ISI Mi In ( Irfull l .iurl, Snrnth < Irrult, Srmtnnl.* Cuunt). I Infill*. O vrr atr rv t A L F the foot troubles ot fishermen--blisters, sores, c h a fe d slcin, a c h in g m uscles--com e from just one thing;.hoofs that aren *t right. ertnen. A nJ they're made pair backed up with cf pure rubber and where the wear is N«iIc«• f iKh111ff « .S'aI«* Nollrr i t h r r r h y t unt l r f anti by virtur of i n fiv c u llii'n U«iir«! mil «»f und uti* ill r lh*» *ryI nl thi' CU t! Court *>f llr ru rd uf H u t i l C o u n ty , St lit* of Flmlitn , bra ring l U tr U i r r m t i r r 12th I !* 1 In t h a t r r f U i n r * u * r fthrrrin th»- I ndr j»» ndrnt FVrtllUrr C v m p iu y , a ro rpi.ration U th r plai ntiff and Jfttnt a A. J o h n s o n i* th r tb frnilrrit, 1 havr trvlr«l upon, « m ! will offer for * a l r . am ! *rll to thr hichivt and br *t hbblrr for ra«h. In frur.t of thr I ’ tiur Hou*r door in Sanford, Srm 'n ofr t o u n t y , Florida, during t h r Irga! hour* of i*lf* *9tt MoruUy Frhruary 2 nd ItPio, t h r folbming d r t r r i b f t i land r i t u a t r in Srm lnolr Coun ty, Florid a, to-wlt: llrglnnlnc at ** Section ttoil of SrctloU lift** of Sectio n 1ft, T o * it*hip It* S., IL ;to H.; run North a r h a I n*. thanrr I* a i l r» ch ain*, thr nr* South N ch a in *, thrnr* IVrat * chain* to heetuning; b r in g tho Wr*t half of L ot t , a ecu rib ng to W illiam l lr a rd a ir * mat* of St, J o t r p h 'a ; r a e r p t i n g a *trlp uf land I S frrt wiifr along th** So u t h and WVat aid** of •ait! land, Said I a rut to be atdd tit aattafy •aid r t r r u t b m a n d roata. I'u rrh a tr r to pa> for tltlr. K. K. II It AhV, Shi riff S r m ' n o l o County, F lorid a. Atriandi r A M a r tin , A t t >*• f..r P la in tiff.______________ W-SO-Ytr. New Smyrna evidently metis the lenires of a competent engineer. By an net of the last legislature New Smy­ rna was allow id to vote Cl 5,OOP for the walling mid covering uf a canal in that city. When t ie bids were opened it wits found that the lowest exceeded this amount by more than 5:10,0(10. Tho council could do nothing but wait for the next n-sioit of the legislature. It was shown that the estimate given on? the work was radically wrong, as tin ftttl alone would cost more thin the amount vottsl. IITiAL f U.S, B o o ts i5av<P y o u r Killy and F l o r e n c e Kelt%. h i* wife. Np * i'Hitadelphl*. O h io ; W. H t i l l f i t l K elly in d ' M a t e ! Kelly, hi* * i f r , l i i n h i n , I n d . ; Hi to Gaboon and J . Fredrick G a b o o n , h»r huab i n d , .M h a m t r a , C * ,f * H n a a r d T a tls rd a y rn d I «>ut*f T a l l a r d a y . hi* ulfe, W a a l Alham­ bra, Calf,; V ern a T . A n d in o n and And rr*on. her h u sb a n d . Writ A lh a m b ra , Calf,; Ilcrt Kelly, rn re V. M. (\ A. If eadq uaM era. Hotel HarMonl, llo Rtfna, I t a l y ! I ' h n . Kelly, Go* hen* I n d : Lew: \V. Kelly a n d lte«*ie Kelly, tel* wife, Ooshen* In d .; N e t t ie (trim and Andrew G rim , hi r h u sb a n d . Ilryan, Ohio; Sh erm a n K elly and F loren ce IL Kflly# hi* wife. Hr) a n . Ohio; O. Lin coln Kelly ami i Kr a Kelly, hi* wife, Mr>an, O h io ; lla r ry M, Kelly and Clara K dly, hi* wife. Hrvar. Ohio. And all other persona In te rested in **»•! f t * i ev ta te are commanded t o be and appear before the County Jud e*1** Court of Seminole C o u n ty , Florida, on th e ltlth dav of February, A. I). I WO, and *how r a u i r If any you b a l e why «aid petition »hould hint be granted. ^ GUvn undrr my ham! and *eal of the *ald Court this th e 3 l i t da> of I t r c e i n h e f , A, 1». H I 9. •S/ftL F. H O lL K I lM L It K l L W *2 t f 4 tr County J u d c c . on Monday to* Stb day or April, 1920. utherwia* judgement •ill b* entered again, you l), d»fault. WIlnrM my hand thl* Tlh day of Drcem- right, too— every extra thicknesses good strong duel: hardest, nt ju s t Go to the store and see for yourself these U. S. boots for fishermen— any length you want, tho Storm King, the Sporting, the Kneo Boot. Ask for U . C. Rubber footwear—it means solid wear and long service for your money. RUBBER FOOTWEAR United States Rubber Company Tur|*rntln* Cum a n y vrrau* Lrnma Mllrb.ll, Town ol MUmnntr 1 m|irnvrmrnt ('om|i»ny, rt al. An<t now It ati|»arinc In tin Cnurt that a •uit In t'hanmy ha* lo»n in.tltui.ol (n th»> I irrult Court >1 th. H.wnth Jmllrial Cirruit nl tb<> Stall- i I Mnrl.la, fur Srinlnoli County, to rrmovo a rlnuii Iront tltlr. In whirh th*' Oti'iilrol Turpontinr' Company l* romjilalnart, an>l Lmtna Mllrh.il, thr Town ol Altamonte Imerovrm-nt Company amt ulh.r* am it (i-nilanl*. anil that a aukpoena l*»ued In •«*l«l rau»e to the Town of Altamonte I ;ni'roterttrnt Comriany, to which the Shi rill i f h'evlnole County ha* nttde the return that he i. unihle to *erve the aame b’ raure the i.ll’rrr* or agent* of the corpor­ ation an- unknown. It I* onl nil that th* *a|i| rerporat'an the Town of Altamonte Improvem nl Com­ pany itn atipear an>l ilifeml the *aiil ault on the 2 nil dav of Frhruary. 1920 , ami that thl* orilrr ahkll be publiaheit open a week fur four comecutlve Week* In the Santord Herald, a ne».taper pubtlaheil in Seminole Countv afort.aiil. Uru'ernl at Chamber, at IieLarnl thl* 11th day uf December, 1919 , JAS. \V. I'KIt KINS Judge Seventh Judicial Circuit etc. W -IS-Str. In Th* fault af th* faunlt Judgp, Srmlnulr ('aunt*. Mu,Ida. In I'rubalr. In It*: L*tat* nt Mary Jan* Gaud,rn. Haf*i**d, (Tlatlan Kitward Gaudirn, thr duty appoint*! and iitialifl'J adminialtati r if tin- ratal* uf Mary Janr Gaud.rn, dr*«-a»*d. having Blrrl hi* p«tlllnn In Ihi* four! praying that th* {'.'low­ ing rral ratal* b,lunging tu ihi* laid Miry Jan* tir-uilirn, during h*r lifutimr, ta-wll: l.ut S, lil'iik S, T i'r A o! li. It. Trafford a Map nf Sarfcrd, ITurida. n* duly rr<*urd*d in ulflr* id fl*rk uf Clrruit Court id tirangf nuiity, Horltla, nf whirh Srmlntdo C oinly a a* tnrn a part l» drrlarid aa**t* in th* hgnd* uf tin* admintitratur fur th* nayim-iit of dabta of aald ratal*, tha prrionmlty hav­ ing hrrr. nhauatrd, and authorlalrg raid adminUlrator to tak* pniaraainn and maka aal* cf aald r*al ratal*, and th* aald petition conforming In all rrapreta to th* rruulrrmenta of law In aurh ra*ri mad* and provided: Now Thrrrforr, you, Henry C. Kelly an I Harriet Kelly, hi* wife, Caa*i, N. V.; IV* I rrppa Ghariherlin and f a d Chamberlin, It*r huaoand, lllntdal*, N. Yd Wilmlna Chapin ami Almon M. fhanln. h. r buaband, Kdrg, Michigan: Mltdr-d Cannon and Jamra Can­ non, her htraband, Natkwauk, Minn.; Kerry Tuwnaend, i.ine, Kan*.*: John I. Town*'nil, and Anna Tomntrnd, hi* wife, Marion. Ind.; Alfrtd Towr.iend and luma Town**nd, M* wife, 920 Kail 19th Street, Minneapolis , kllnn.; Urnjamln It. Vowoaend, Monument, The Ford Coupe, with electric self starting and lightingsystcm jiasa big, broad scatdceply upholstered. Sliding plate glass windows so that the breeze can sweep right through the open car. Or in case of a storm , the Coupe becomes a closed car, snug, rain-proof and dust-proof. Has all the Ford economics in operation and main­ tenance. A car th at lasts and serves satisfac­ torily as long as it lasts. Demountable rims with 3j£-inch tires all around. For the doctor and travelling salesman it is the ideal car. L*. B. zkgcn FD . HIGGINJ S.tusuian � 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, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 02, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1920. 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>, January 02, 1920; <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/860e6780f367d5196ecd1663df71aac0.pdf b4d89ad7cab1cf83208cd649afe739b5 PDF Text Text , . ..............’TTTT^ J • . • .■?' *•- ' • », »,, - . » ........ ■> •' ' i / • '' •*.. . . '■) • ' - - - • ■»'- •• : -* S S I r ’ - •n IN THE HEAivT oS» rH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION HANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 9.1920 TOLUMF. XI NUMBER 21 Parlor Bolsheviks Bail Democratic Convention City For Their Jailed Friends Will Be Decided On Today Must Be Liberty Bonds Campaign Issues Published I,Crowded Condition Now j On Ellis Island SOPLACE FOR MONEY i .vn ANY BONUS M U S T UBEKTV BONDS AN OF FATE B E IN IR O N Y • SEMINOLE NEW FACES TO EXHIBIT AT CITY HALL !N ORLANDO THESE DAYS carefully considering all of the chang­ es, and Thom as DuW itt Cuyler, its chairm an, announced today that the (allowing regulations had been > agreed upon: • Adoption of a rule for the dis­ tribution ami interchange of freight cars. 'C ontinuation of the system of operating statistics established by th e railroad adm inistration. C ontinuation of the present me­ thod of collecting transportation PR ESID EN T MILLER AND TH E ASSOCIATION DECIDE charges. "T he various companies," Mr. TO CARRY OFF FIR ST C uyler said, "are engaged in arrang­ PRIZE AGAIN ing to reestablish agencies for the in­ Seminole • r J r-ty will have an ex­ form ation and assistance of shippers hibit at the <>1)111 Annual Sub­ in routing und tracing shipm ents. Tropical M id-W inter Fnir at Orlando “ The com panies through this February 10th to t ho 13th. association arc trying to agree with C. E. Howard, the secretary of th e governm ent on the interpretnthe Fuir Association wn« here yes­ tionn of the ferfet&v c o if f T wet nod terday and was assured by Presi­ of the standard contract between dent F. L. Miller* of the Seminole the governm ent and the companies. Every effort will lie made ro avoid County Fair association tlint Sem i­ litigation und mukc linul settlem ent nole County woo Id be there with tbe bells on und as usual would lie prom pt und fuir. / * a contender for the first prize for "C areful consideration is being tlxo best exhibit. given to t h e need for additional Seminole County has won tbe equipm ent and every possible effort wilt lie made by the companies to first prize for scvcr.il yedts ut the Sub-Tropical Fuir and our fine ex­ provide Hitch equipm ent." * hibit is viewed by many thousands of people ther'- each year giving our 35 Million Seeds Washington, Jun. 8. — Thirty-five county }lio benefit of a fine lot million tree seeds, making toe m ost' advertising and the Seminole Coun­ unique New Year’s gift one nation ever ty Fair Association this year has made another, nre on the way to Europe, refused to hpv, exhibits at any the American . Forestry Association other fair with the iden in mind announced today. They are intended th a t one good displuy at O rlando for reforesting the battle areas of Franco is w orth more than u small display and Belgium ami the depleted forests w ith all the a tten d en t expenses und and wood lands of Great Britain. The troubles at some of the lnrger fairs. seeds were purchased by funds raised T he Sub-Tropical Fair at Orlando by members of the Association. They is bigger und better each year of its include Douglas Fir, Western Larch, existence. M any of the stockholders White Fir, Engrlmnn Spruce, Red Oak, and officers nre Sanford men? Orlando Sugur rnap'e, White ash and Tideland is our neighbor and there is no rea ­ Spruce. More seeds are to lie sent son why this county should not as­ sist in every way the Sub-Tropiral when funds are uvuilnble. Fair each year. We have not been able to purchase fuir grounds in Sanford to hold an annuui fair in this city and until the time comes when we cam do this our next best bet is the >Sub-Tropical Fair ut Orlando where we have*always been treated fnir end square and where we tak e the rug off the bush w ith enough prize money coming back to alm ost pay us for the tim e and trouble of tnuking the exhibit. T he fair at Orlando this yenr will be great in many respects nnd space NEW YORK TAKES UI* GREAT will not permit an extended account WORK STARTED IN CINCIN­ here. The premium lists nre out am i NATI you can get one by writing to C. E. New York. Jan. 7.—A community j Howard the reerctary a t OrJamio. experiment limilar to the one which I M eantim e lie ready for the fair l»y has been carried on in a section of planting some choice stuff and g et­ Cincinnati the post two and a half ting up all the m aterials for u big years by the National Social Unit exhibit. Groom tbe hogs und horses Organization, will lie cinducted here and cows and chickens and swell in 1920, if plans for a merger of that Seminol’s displuy. CITY MANAGER ABBOTT TH E JOB GIVES AIM S TH E COM M ISSION ON OF whole theory of efficiency borne of democratic conqictition is wrong." How the department of justico reach­ ed tlie dissolution agreement with the five big packers was descriled by At­ torney General Palmer today, who told the comitteo that a representative of the packers came to see him and paved the way for settlement of {lend­ ing prosecutions without resort to criminal proceedings, Robt. J. Dun­ ham, of Armour & Co., was named as the representative. "While we had a case |>endipg nguins the packers before the grand jury in Chicago," Mr. Palmer declared, “ I received a telegram from u |>ersonal friend nt Chicago who said tfle packers desired to see me regarding their case. Tlie message said they wanted to pre­ sent tiieir side to the department of justice, foolin'' t ,*s* *h-y had never turn accorded a pro|iei hearing before the federal trade commission. "I replied that if the packers wanted to come with tlie idea of surrendering eminent , 1 would meet them. I wa» to the government and without ntutihg how fur they would go in compluing witli requirements of the government, I would meet them. I was ndvised that the packers would send a repre­ sentative to speak for all of them from that point of view, without regard )o the merits of the case." Mr. Dunham' visit followed, Mr. Pnliner said, and from that meeting the plan of settle­ ment resulted. , Many Citips Contend for Honors w il s o n " e n d o r s e d AND PEACE TREATY WILL NO DOUBT I1E ONE OF THE CAM­ PAIGN SLOGANS Washington, Jan. 8. (By Associated Press) W.-.en and where the Democratic Nations:! Convention will be held next Since the new Commission m ana­ summer will be decided hero today by ger form of governm ent is now in the Democratic National Committee force a few words nhout the m anager in session which Is expected to lay the nnd tbe aims of himself nnd the com ­ basis for the campaign Issues by res­ mission would not lie amiss. olution endorsing President Wilson Mr. G. A. A bbott has been serand his si- «i on the Peace Treaty. vir~ **n :h« i . i t ; .’l -*it> MaltaSan Francisco and K mIim .* City were ger since I9H! with Michigan Mu­ the leading cities for the choice its the nicipalities, prior to th at date lie was Convention cities before the meeting identified with a Chicago law firm began but the delegation from Chi­ by whom he wns retained for over cago lias revived its campaign. The ten years. committee meeting which is e x acted M iss Ellen Hoy will serve ns deupty to last most of the day will lie followed collector and ns secretary to th e City tonight by n banquet declared by the Mnnager. sin* comes from ,S t. Au­ leaders to I k* tbe greatest of the kind gustine where for the past two years in the party's historyshe lias been with tbe City Com ­ Washington, Jan. 8. (By Associated mission in the olliee of too City Presw) Clark Howell of Georgia wns Manager. appointed chairman of the Resolution • Mr. Levy from Orlando assumes Committee which includes John Gary bis duties as u motorcycle ollicer. he Evans of South Carolina. Tlie request comes well recommended by Mr. from the National Associatiou of Fed­ E. G. Duckw orth recently appointed eral employes for tlie statement on the M ayor of Orlando. attitude of the party on the government ' Mrs. Wren M rljulnn. Reader THREE .MORE Oil. MEN ADDED The M anager stntcd in hn inter­ At the same hour of the Men's Only workers demands for increased wagos TO «N( PHASING LIST view th a t it wns the desire of the Meeting at the Haplist Temple. Sunday was referred to the Resolutions Com­ City Adm inistration to prevent n evening, there will In* a Woman’s mittee. Waihington, Jan. 7.—Gabriel Porter great deni of reckless driving ami meeting In Room A. of the Temple Jtu American citizen in the employ of other violations of the trafllr rules The meeting will lie presided over FIRE AND POLICE CALLS ^lie f\tr.a*?.!ix Co., was shot and killed by using the public courteously and by Mrs. Goo'. Hyman. Mrs. Wren I; h i Mexican federal army ollicer at with due consideration, m any op­ McQuinn, a Lyceum Reader will give New System To Call Folire And Firemen. I Tunjim. on Dec. 31, according to erators of vehicles have uninten­ ’’The Last Word". This meeting will * The Telcphortc Company’s Mnnager I skins received by the state depart­ tionally violated the City und S tate be nt 7:30 Sunday evening. Jun. 10th has been requested to have the o|>crntors I ant today from the American consul regulations pertaining to speeding Invite your friends. when possible notify nil (turtles to rail I it Ttmpiro. qnd operating without proper li­ the Chief of 1‘olice at his residence Tbe ron.«ul was immediately ordered censes, hereafter all vehicles'parked if the calls an* made after 9:30 I*. M. t> ier.d further information, und if on any paved street m ust rem ain at Memlters of the Fin* Department will Andopmentr warranted to ask the nuleast twelve feet away from all fire gladly accept calls coming in over 67 tkritirt of the Tampico district to hydrants, and vehicles parked on which is the number of the manager’s I its t and punish the guilty person. paved streets should not be allowed offirt* when there is mr one in the office I Tla makes the total of 20 Americans within twenty-five feet of the corner, of the police department. It Is con­ I bW in the Tampico district since on Sanford Ave., owing to the nnrsidered unnecessary however to i*X|>cct I April 7, 1917. Most of them were rowness of the street vehicles should members of the Fin* Department after | esjfejts of the American oil combe parked parelleH to the curb, p rin t­ they have retired to answer calls which pU*1. ed signs will be prepared as soon as un> intended for the munuger’s office possible for tbe benefit of tbe public. Mexican authorities first reported or the Police Depurtncnt. | tbit Porter had ini n accidentally shot During the past three weeks Mr. Tlie Chief of Police will have a phbne ^companion. while returning from A bbott bus spent considerable tim e IN INDIA AND EXPECT TO TAKE at his residence^ and will answer all I i dure. Investigation by tbe Penninvestigating conditions in ‘fifteen phone calls after the hours above IT FROM THE CENTRAL I M« officials r.nd by the American different Florida Cities including mentioned. We esjiecinlly request POWERS . I raxj] w»« «ai,l to have developed, Orlando, D aytona, Lakeland, De­ however thnt ritiw i« refrain from I “ ever, that lie was shot by an army L ondon, J u n . 8. —Tlio United S ta le s Land, Ealutka. Arcadia and St. calling the police department during | Beer. Porter's home was in FuilerAugustine, from the appearance of arid Japan have taken over since the the night time unless the complaint te. F«|. conditions in the lutter towns it is beginning of tbe war, virtually nil of Is u matter of some consequence and evident th u t • police regulotions are the big export tra ie which the Central deserve-s immediate Earl Bowles and S. J. Roney, Americonsideration, more rigidly inforccd th an they have Powers ha 1 r.it'i India, says an o'll:!;! We lieiieve many calls received by the I iL* h>' the International report which adds that, undoubtedly, Fin* Department over the city phone • been in the City of Sanford. I, "t'ohum Co., have b»-en murdered I v Meticai., within one mile of Ilulo The City Commission expressed American competition in India has ure not important messages and could I •Cisco. r,t ir Port Lolros, according to Itself as being strictly opposed to the come to stay. easily have wuited until the following the community j j ktnte a lviciM received from Tampico. organization und operation of any confidence men, The plait* of the Centra! zowers has day. The Fire Department has its councils of greater New York, recently wire tappers or other operators whose been taken by the United States so far separate phone for fire purposes ex- % I ' J*’* -Mexican also was murdered formulated by the executive boards of speciality is to acquaint themselves os iron ami steel, machinery, hardware, clusively their number is 169. both sides, are consummated. I rv;.i,Ul u,r< K' v,‘n ,iut ' l wu'' with strangers anil by a method of and instruments ure concerned. Japan I t the An.t riran consul of Tnmpiro Mils Sarah Graham Mulhall, Mr*. m isrepresentation or hypnotism pre­ hns taken the trade heretofore held | Hi*" I-i ni of all the feet*. The Edgar ton Mir.trop and I)r. • Albert vail upon visitors to part with their by Central Powers in such srticles as "t«> ir lid the murders occurred Shiels. di.vrtor of the Community accum ulations or savings. It is the lectrii'al acceJBorier, copper, pa|M.-r, i.. ‘ * ' under the control of Councils* oi greater New York, nre intention of the new Adm inistration glassware, textile*, beer, und clitiunj. I ufiria , , i -. The Mexicam gov- i. * prominent in the proposed enterprise to publicly unnouncc by ronspiclous The bazaar trade in cheap, showy 1 tea**1* t *-1ay railed upon the stute Wilbur C. Phillips, executive xedretary to goods has lieen entirely raptured by OX Kit TWO THOUSAND DEATHS advertising nnd do ul) it can I tortment to u-e every menns possible of the National Social Unit Organi­ warn the public against people of Japan. AND MUCH I'fiwPEHTY DAMAGE | *pprthend and punish the murderers. zation, explaining the project, said: this caliber. The primary reason for the increased Mexico Ciiv, Jan. 8 (By Associated •>' upon receipt of the re"The* work nf the Community Coun­ Press) It is ••lUmatcd ‘u t the number Liptncntl of American mnnufarti red I EL ,.,he murd* » of the two Amer- cils, already established in 80 sections of cuMiulilie- of lh« earthquake Sat­ gm d: to i India har. been the inability I lit*' * ' * niteel Stale* embarsy in of New York city, has demonstrated urday in tbe westc:n p an of W ra Cruz of the edablltUcJ British exporters I U»! U instructed to urge the their ability to awaken civic intrests, state stUI stands r.t two thousand or to z.ipp.y tl:c owi.it t 3 uui * Rovirnment to tr.ke prompt increase neighborliness und promote I conditions, says the report. Improved more. DespaUhd from the stricken | ^ ,,r’"K the murderers to jus- co-operative endeavor. The C.incin- J urea do not even est’mn*" the damage sitippieg fttcilitie.i between the lin!t**d nati unit hnw shown th'nt the orgurtiza- done nor give an accura-> list of the State* and India are declared to have jJ? *n ,|J"rt ,n Ret action also by tion of the itcople by small population dead. Fragmentary adviies received very largely contributed to tlie ex­ pension. ■ a-i i ' M,ni'ar instructions were units, with n representative for each here indicate nor.ever ili*.i the death I Cnx " •^r " r'rar> consul at Vera unit, has been extraordinarily succiw- toll would am .it ab’ive the "There is no doubt", adds the report, first AGREEMENT BETWEEN BACKful as a means of enabling the discussion estimate. " ‘that American competition in Indi" BBS AND G O V K It N M B N T j y ,u,< d.partment raid the ltocl- of community needs and programs. has 'come to satay. A determined Americans In Argentine HAS NO PROMISE "Development of the work in New *«e disrovered Jun. [. They were effort is being made to secura a la~jc Against ii.li igc.icy Levy Buenos AL-es , Jan. 8.— RepresentsWashington. Jan. 8.—No promise ahare of the trade of this vaiualc mari.ct live* u( u group of American insurance 'intnii !" *1:iv< *'u<* °M cornjpatilea York,” said Mr. Phillips, "moy first Berlin, Jan. H.--A union of the big of Immediate reductions in food priccj in steel and steel work, machinery cf companies dealing chiefly in fire and 1 "U ’kh,'n ‘hey were killeei. center around some common problems, bankers and private banker* <»* Berlin as the result of the dissolution agree­ all kinds,: including machine took*, marine underwriting have just complet­ such ns infant welfare, the reduction has drafted and forwarder ♦*» the ment between the government and the mill stores ‘and hardware; earned rro- ed arrangement* for establishing their **°' EHN.MENT SOME GOOD of the cost of living or recreation. This National AnemKly a moo Trial in packers is seen by Attorney Gcr.e*al vlsions: m otorcars, lorries and eye'es, businers in Argentina and will open which the fna.>»*ier» make a .enewed work is to I* unedertaken insofar as ^bsxdx W>re Improved In protest against the adoption of the Palmer, he told the senate agricultural and lumber. an agency here on Jan. I. It will possible by the women of the city national emergency levy proposed by committee today, in explaining con­ Many Instances Japan now occupies the second place oiler Argentina the first opportunity acting os violunteers. An effort also Mathias Erxbcrgcr. Minister of Finance. ditions that led up to the agreements. in India’s import and export trade. to insure with American concerns. ‘EzrrJhlnKt0n' J#ni 7.—Some of the "These great corporations do handle It is In Great Britian’s staple trade Heretofore the business of ‘iniurance The bonkers ray C : levy will deprive dn,^ln r*^roa,I operations ndopt- will be made to waken the intelligent goods with greater efficiency than of India, namely cotton yams nnd has been chiefly in the Jhands of Bri­ the nation of e*. its! nm !-d to carry on *OMrol i i n ht nerio<1 of kovem m ent intrest and co-operation of Important The lord, „ ,l0 c°ntinued a fte r the groups in the population such as big production, scriojwy In*; ‘V the in­ some smaller organizations; biut It i< .piece’ goods, that the most serbu* tish and Ferench companies. thqt gToup is known as the American For­ lien „ e,^elurnctI to prlv ste opera- business men, wage earneri, physicians, dividual credits needed u» conduct the efficiency of the autocrat. We inroads have been made and will have to depend on getting reiullr Japanese competition In the future eign Insurance Association end It said «{ p .? **rcb 1. The Association nurses, social -workers, clergymen tnd from competition in th b direction and Is expected to b« most permanent amd to include 2(F of the foremost concemn t(v '. %iy E*«cutlvec a t m eetings if they aie not obtained, then our I Insistent. 1*'lnR helc in W ashington, are d ty officials." $,* York. Ian. 8. (By Associated The "Parlor Bolsheviks" are funds to assist their comradci y j on deportation proceedings must jmt it in Lit* rty Bonds to get their hrdi out on hail. Ellis Islnml nu*parities announce*! today that oilers i tuh hail had l*on refused since the bad r.-i furllitie* for handling .urn* They will tiecept Liberty hcmtArr and release the Reds l*ii u • mu the preliminary hearare completed. AMERICANS KILLEDBY MEXICANS AMERICA AND JAPAN AFTER TRADE COMMUNITY EXPERIMENT IS STARTED VERA CRUZ SUFFERED EARTHQUAKE FLOODS IN ITALY CONTINUE REDUCTIONS IN F O O D FAR AWAY - .■ X L . _____ _ - ............ - _____ . �0202010202000 CLOSE ALL DAY THURSDAY STORE WILL OPEN FRIDAY AT PREPARING FOR SALE Outing, all colors and Flannellctte for Kimonos 50 per cent for this Sale at................... ............................................................................... Extra Specials in Staple Merchandise Extra good Mercerized Table Damask, (72 inches wide).............. 25 doz. Large Size Huck Towels in this Sale for........................*• SILK SPECIALS Rest Bleaching “ Fruit of the Loom” nnd “Lonsdale,” yard wide 38 inch Silk Poplin................................ 15 doz. Outing Gowns, For This Sale............... .. 30 inch TafTettn, Messaline nnd Satin 10 doz. Outing Gowns, Extra Good Quality, for One Lot Winter Dress Goods For The Tim e and the place to Save Money on Ladies’ Ready-to-W ear Every Garment in Our Ready-to-Wear Department must be sold during this Sale Big lot of Children’s Coats, all sizes, *1 years to 12, assorted colors, carried over stock, clearance price Dresses Worth up to $35.00 We have about 25 real nobby Serge and Silk dresses, all full models, to close out before our spring styles arrive. The material alone in these dresses will cost more than our mid-winter. One big assortment of Coat Real nobby line of suits Suits, Serges, Velours, Trico­ made of Silverlone, Tricotine tine, Wool Poplins, 16 to -12, and Serges. worth up to $37.50 Specially priced at Clearence Price Real nice lot of Children’s Coats, fancy and plain ma­ terials, clearance side ALTERATIONS EXTRA ALTERATIONS EXTRA 0113000001020 LADIES’ COATS LADIES’ COATS LOT NO. 1 About 25 Ladies’ Coats, all colors, some with high collars, to close out in this sale Suits, Nobby Styles, Worth $60.00, $75.00 to $90.00 One big rack of real nobby Silverton Ve­ lours and Broadcloth Coats, all sizes and colors. C? 1 Q Q Q Clearance Price .................. «P 1 O 0»U B A R G A IN S IN T H E M E N S ’ AND B O YS’ D E P A R T M E N T Big lot of Boys’ fancy Worsted Suits, all new styles and patterns, special 50 dozen Men’s Socks, black and tan clearance side, pair Men’s winter weight Union Suits Boy’s Sweaters, grey and red Clearance Price Men’s Overcoats all­ wool, carried over from last season. Outing Night Shirts for Men, good heavy flannetee, clearance price Men’s and Boy’s Caps, all colors in one big lot, clerance price Big Lot of Real Nice Bath Robes Clearance dM Q Pr‘( ce.......................... «p4r..J Big Special in Hos iery All kinds Boys’ Outing Pajames BOYS’ SUITS 50 dozen Men's Winter Drawers and Shirts, ea c h ............. Pajamme Checks for Children’s Underwear Big lot of Childrens’ Drawers, worth 75c and 85c, to close out at 25c Pair Boys’ Blouses, all colors and plain white and Idue, in this sale for Children’s Union Suits* winter weight, all sizes, -1 to 12 years, clearance price............................................................................. TheYowell Company Sale Begins Friday, January 9th J. &P. Coats Thread Children’s Sweat ers extra good value for �JANUASY », 1929 THE SAJ.TOK3 HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD AUTO S U P P L IE S SanFord. Florid OKI) The two Miss W oodlngtons were hero from F’hiladolphla, P a. guests aaaav Va., called a t the p p L>u tt0 n homo during !• illr.cru: of Id# the holiday*. The ladles were teachers ir. the college th a t Mr. D u tto n was if Cam eron City principal of In Philadelphia before ive as her guest cominR to Sanford. ^all of C harlotte p ev> Jhulen from Monroe will be ‘at Moores Station church was here from Sunday to preach, short visit with j HC (Juerry had the m isfortune to i break bis right nrm Christm as eve, ley Gardner and ! while picking oranges. Adams, all of A t-1 Mrs. L. M. Trarh returned id here last wick | Christm as eve from a six weeks visit critical illness of with friends in St. Petersburg and ■George Hrnddy expects to spend the rem ainder of u the winter with her daughter Mrs. y. a ,e driving a E. P. Morse. Mrs. Tracy came down from Vermont early this fall and "returned to the »P«nt some time here with her broriving up in the tb ‘*r IrUh be,oro K° inK to the West Coast. ROLLING stone gathers moss, but it puts many a out of the running. stone, however, It takes more tnan to break down th sturdy walls of a KellyrSpringfield ed here of the . Wari on a t his , Conn.. Dec. 22 Mr. W arren and «. few years ago known. _______________ Loui* Knel,ln*t a " <1 (5cor«e n ri,|K* f,ml 1rc« he,,| ,Mt We*k T 'l L l u .Y° v m ,,f Willoughby. Ohio. Mr. knelling. M,h w int“r here* Mrs. E. C. Greenman returned to her home in Owusso. Michigan last week. Mr. ami Mrs. Greenman drove " down In t i r cor sometime ago, Mrs. ™ Greenpian was called back by illness wm o J in the family. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dreaaor en* A I C* p tertained at New Years Day dinner with dancing and refreshemnts. Ll ,\jr . nn,i [, |), M artin and Mr. Mrs. Alfred Manning died at the Orlando hospital Christmas eve from internal t.'ouhl. "* and burial took place m Orlando. ftw w t h are all TESTED Mr«. M anning will be remembered for GERMINATION’ before as K atheryn Hurgess. Was well known here, a niece of Mrs. Ros leaving our establishment, and Long. Site with her parents Mr. and are of the HIGHEST KNOWN Mrs. T. E! Hurgess came here several years ago from Header, West Va., QUALITY. Ity planting seeds She leaves to mourn her loss her of this class you are bound to husband and little daughter and get tlu* necessary results for a many other close relations. Mr. and Mrs. Hurgess now reside in Harlow. profitable crop, provided soil The family have the sym pathy of all. A J-T A tlSC;- and weather conditions favorable. are Send Postal for 1920 Catalogue I. N. SIMON & SON 438 Market St., Philadelphia. Pa. Bright eyes, a clear sk’n and a bod full of yomn nnd health may b yours if you will keep your ayater. in order by regularly taking GOLD MEDAL T h # w o rld Y .ila n tln ril rrm o ily for Wlilm • liv e r, M a ililc r (.m l u ric n u t it o n iil. , t.w • ncmln# of Wo and locks In u n sine* 1M6. All dnigjpMs, linen l ^ ° k (e» a * S ( n ii G old Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cam eron and young folks and several members of the Stool family drove to New Smyrna New Years Day and fished and picnicod and bad a fine tim e. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. I’revatt and a party of children drove over to Clifton S pr’ngs and spent New Years day. Mr. and M rs. Graham H unter of Hcardll Avenue are entertaining Mr. H unter’s mother and sister of Charlotte, N orth Carolina. Samuel Sellw arts is entertaining a friend, Mr. Nichols from Iowa a his beautiful winter home, M nrgiettte Lodge. Helen and Carl Chorpening were hosts at a weiner roast W ednesday night at un old year out and a New Year In party. A Jolly party of young folks particlpitutcd. John Joseph of Philadcphln is a recent arrival here. A mysterious disease, the veternerian claims it is u lung trouble lias broken out am ong the hogs about Cameron City. We understand Louis Kinnrd has had 24 die from it and Wiley Wilson hni lost 10 to d ate. G. W. Spencer bad va lino multi die recently. THE R E A L TIRE in Geneva, the latest of which are Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Flint, Ed Sutton, and Aubrey Moran, we are glad to note all are improving. Mrs. Aubrey Moran, Misses Helen and Pauline Moran Jr., and Mrs. W. II. Hand and Carl Hand were a party a. it’iring to Oviedo Christmas after­ noon to call on Mrs. Morans mother and sister. Mrs. J. F. Sundcli and Mrs. Samuel Ilride and family The programme and tree at tlie Methodist church on Christmas eve was a decided success, due to the un­ tiring efforts in training, by Mm. H. II. Pnttishull, Mrs. Fern I.ibby and Mrs. .1. Ailams. The "White Gifts" entertainment at the Haptist ('hurt'll on Christmas evening was also good, it being arranged ' by Miss Elisabeth Stones and Miss May Morris. i Mr. and Mrs. Harbor of Sanford were visitors in Geneva last Monday. Little Evelyn McLain, who had a badly sprained arm and shoulder is improving under the care of Dr. Denton of Sanford. Mrs. J. *T. M cLain, and children spent Christmas with Mr. J. T. Mcl^iin ut DcLund. Mrs. M. I. Ilaker and Mr. J. T. Gilmore visited Mr. Gilmore’s grand-1 son, Mearl Douglass at New’ Smyrna I last week, bringing Mearl back w ith ! them for the holidays. The oyster supjier which wa* given ] for the benefit of the public srhoollust, Tuesday evening was well attended and a neat sum realized. M in Helen Moran is visiting her cousin . Miss Ethel Hose at iAickhart. new NEW STO RE People’s Bank Building COMPANY Tree service Let us tipped ;ct:r battery free. We arc experts on electrical (roubles. Scientific repairing and re­ charging done. We can take your old battery and make it as good as new and gunrnntcc it for six months. Wc also have expert mechanics to over­ haul or repair your car. Sanford Battery Service Company 1. A. ItKNAUI), Prop. on « i * r r U . (.1,1 crfpl (rfl (.lUllou Farms,Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE T H E M I lie Ford Coupe with an electric self-starting nnd lighting system is one of the most popular members of the Ford Family. It is n perma­ nently enclosed car, with sliding plate glas’3 windows—an ‘open car wyh plenty o f shade. I hen in inclement weather, enclosed nnd cozy, dust-proof and rain-proof, ju st the car for traveling sajesmen, physicians, architects, con­ tractors, builders, and n regular family car for two. Demountable rims with 3^-inclt tires all around. To women it brings the convenience and comforts o f the electric with the durability and economy of the Ford car. Early orders will avoid long delays in delivery. Lola arc moving r.iicly nr.d t i e outlook is bright for n larger SanC rd thru building of new homes to accomodate the growth that our city is making. Inquiry it also coming more for the farm s as the Demon advancer. My*Idea is to get ami get early if you want a farm. They will be higher and more scarce each week you wait Residence: fi rooms, sleeping porch, b ath nnd a Pne location. $2800 H old: Y'nu notice the value. 40 rooms nnd I would like to tell you about this if interested a t $8000.00 Grove: 8 a~rcs, well worth the price $5000. Farm: 111 acres. Small residence 4 !j acres cleared, 3 acres tiled come good tim ber. $3500. Lots: From $100 up. in most any location. C. F. WILLIAMS, Agent 1 1). HIGGINS, Salesman Watch the South East Corner of Pa£e Two J . E. SPURLING �THE SANFORD HERALD JANUARY OUR ANNUAL BLOUSES $4.45 Plain and Fancy Outing One lot of Georgette Crepe, Silk ;'rope do Chine and Taffeta silk douses. Worth up to $7.00. Size !»; to 52. For this sale Best Quality Amoskeag smooth, fleecetl Outings, in white, pink and blues. Red and brown plaid, pink and blue striped. For this saw p.*r yard, only Blankets and Comforts Large size Blankets in Gray, Tan, ami White, per pair Standard size heavy Comforts flowered design is offering every day real opportuni­ ties to women who wish to save. Read these few suggestions. $2.10 SILK TAFFETAS, Yd. • Pure silk Taffeta in standard weight and texture, yard wide. BLACK MESS A LINE < ])£ .. Standard qualtity, yard wide GEORGETTE AND SILK CREPE DE CHINE, a yard $2.95 CORSETS One job lot of J. C. C. and W. B. Corsets. Worth up to $2.50. Sizes IS to 50 Closing out a pair at E Standard quality, even 36 in wide, all colors. thread, ■ LADIES’ COATS $13.95 $20.45 $22.95 Ladies’ Coat Suits $10.00 $1500 $ 20.00 $25.00 $30.00 Ladies’ and Misses’ Dresses SUSQUEHANNA POPLINS 3G in Silk Poplins in all the new shades COTTON GOODS L 36 in Bleaching, per yard............. 24c 2 Blue Denim, per y a r d .................... 48c 2 2 Apron Gingham, per y a rd .......... 29c 52 in Cotton Plaid Suiting 44c 2 Ik’st Utility Gingham, per yard ... 39c 2 Matress ticking per yard................32c 2 F ather Ticking, yard ....... 45c 2 Fast Color Dress Gingham, yard 35c 2 36 in Percales, y a r d ........................ 35c 2 bci’t qualitity smooth fleece Canton 2 l lrniip], yard .................. 3Fc 2 Curtain Scrim yd. ............... 24c & up 2 9-4 Bleached Mohawk Sheeting, 2 per yard. .........................................9t'c 2 9*4 Bleached Pepperel! Sheeting, per yard .... ..................... Feamlcss Sheets, 72x90...$1.55 Lange Size Bedspreads J §3.20 $3.95 Cast Color Cheviots, y a rd ...... & & LADIES’ HOSE Black and White Lisle. Hose, BIG ASSORTMENT DRESS WOOLENS 000000020201020200010002020102020000480102010002 Storm Serges,* French Serges and Wool Plaids Children's Sweaters One lot of Fancy Children's Sweaters G to 10 years, while they last Cotton Crepe and Outing- Ki: monas.................. $1.95 Middy Blouses .......................... $2.20 Ladies Black Poplin Waists....$1,65 Ladies Kid Gloves, best quality $2.95 Infants all wool Sweaters........... $2.45 Infants & Childrens Mittens 20c B o o ties............ 20c Infants S o ck s................................ 95c Big line of Infants and Childrens white Coats and Capes • $2.G9&up Ivory Baby Sets............ 95c Silk Poplin Skirts Mixed Wool and Cotton Skirts All-Wool Serge and Poplin Skirts All-Wool Plaid Skirts Ladies' Sweaters, All Wool, Assorted Colors, $ 5 .9 5 , $ 7 .9 5 , $ 9 .9 5 Sale Operas TBararsday, Jamaary 8th, aft 8s30 A.' M 117 East First S treet S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A �r r \i * i* m w w , „ „ TUB SANFORD HERALD NOTICE . . .. out as the "Business Printer,” In the Th* inputl m*«tlns of h* •lockholdtra o, lb* Dink of Orlfdo mill bo hold In tko offlro form of a loose-leaf booklet, neatly in­ of i t • Hank of Ovl*do, Fla. oo Friday. The News, like p a n y other news­ dexed and arranged so th at all job Fobruory, Stk. ISZO, ot 7:J0 p. m., fur th» paper*. has been forced to the exped­ •Uclon of a board of director* lor tha »nn . J . HOLLY, Editor printing prices are'easily found and aulas y»ar, and for tha traraarllon of auch W. M. HAYNES. Buslnesa Manager iency of printing its daily edition on computed. This system has been othar tiuainaa* aa nay proparly coma bafolo Ilia mcellnr. book paper. NVe have three orders adopted by over fifty newspapers and G. Smith, for regular news print out, one of them Published Every Friday by Proaldaat. job printers in Florida, of which the 21-W-ttr. having been placed Three months ago. DeSoto County News is one. Nolle* Tu I'atlas Conliarlata Rut it is not to Ik* had. Baalad nrupotala will ba r*nlv*d by tha Among those who have adopted the County Cammlailonara of tu* County of What is Incoming of all the news­ ■ u w c n t r n o N M ic e i n a iiv a n c t .: system arc* the newspapers and print­ Srmlnoh*. St»t* of PlnrlH*, -! the «f print? It is being monopolized by the o n e y e a r ---------------------------------------------------* Cirrk of th* Circuit Court, ot th» Coun­ ing plant* at Bartow, Eu.ttis, Furl-Myty ot tVmlnol*, it fiioford. Florida, at ur 81X MONTHS----------------------------- I hig dailies that have shouted so l«vtd w era, Lake Wales, Winter Haven, all before 10 A. kl. on th* loth dsy of February TIIIIKE MONTHS------ -------------------1920, for th* sradlnr, bulldlns of brldgra ami so long against monopoly. They plants at lakeland, all at St. Peters­ and culverts, and rnnstructlns 33 mliit of are centralizing the newapajeer busi­ trrsi.il msradam. Eat*f *d >• Vraiit-diM Mail MaiUf Aacnu 22»d burg, Sarasota, Ilradcntown, the Flo­ surfs,* Each proposal -hall b* accorapanlrd by a |K>. al lh« PMIoflln al HaalMd. Kloflda ness just as other business is being I'adtr An al March lid, 1111 rida Grower, the Tampa Tribune, II. csrlillrd rh*ck. Issued on a stat* or national bank, and mad* payable to th* order of the centralized by’ more powerful groups. and W. II. Drew Co., Jacksonville, and Clerk nf the Circuit Court ot th* County of Ttl*fh*pa N*. I • The effect of this newspaper central­ many others. These papers all adopted Seminole In th* turn of Five per rent of th* of tho bid. ization is being felt in every state in the system to avoid price cutting and amount Th* atreasful blddrr *111 be required to bond equal to Afty per rent of the aBusiness la just aimply booming. the union. The hig fish are crowding to standardize the prices on their pro­ give mount of hti or their bid, such b>pd to be the little ones out of the pond. They ducts as the prices on all other products eirruled by a surety company lirsnsed to do businraa In tho Slat* of Florida, and th* Keep moving! 1921 D just around grab all of the newsprint paper, they are standardized where there Ls success blddrr ahall produce a certificate from ths extend their tentacles of circulation in business. So popular has the Frank­ Treasurer of the State of Florida shonlnc the corner. the amount of the deposit and th* class of into every town andJiamlet then preach lin system become that the first week bonds said deposit covers. Th* bond shall be approved Ly the Hoard to the big advertisers thnt there is fn December, fifty one offices adopted of County Convmlsslonera. It la great to be u dud—when the Copies nf the plat! and apeclAcations may no need for country weekly or small i th„ antl tl)P nrat forty. Christmas Lilli flout in. be seen at th* office of the Clrrk of the Cir­ town daHy advertising at they cover (wo morp a(jopted ,t< It WM for l|he cuit In Sanford, and at th* office of Tied T. Williams, Sanford, Florida, after January More Ueda ure being deported to the field. This insn’t true , but they reason of standardizing prices on our 20, 1320. put it over. Th* County Commissioners reserve th* Russia where they belong. products and to avoid price-cutting to reject anv and all bids. Merchants in the center go out after that we iidoptcd this system and we right FltKI) T. WII.I.I AMS I.. A. IIUUMI.KY Chairman Hoard of This country will soon be fit for hurinrsa in near-by towns through hopo that all other Defjoto county offi­ Engineer. County Comrs. tiie medium of their big newspapers, ces will sooon fellow suite. This places W-21-ltc. real Americana as a residence. while the poor merchant in the small the little man and the big man on an I N o tic e o f l a t e o f (2 2 .0 0 0 .0 0 . S p ir a l la s S c h o o l l l l . l l l r l N a. I . H c m ln e l* C o u r t , . Do un optimist, Madeline! Per* town wonder* why he is losing out. equality and no longer will you lie rollI l e r ld a . iS a n fo rd S p e c ia l Tas N :<iool Its centralization that is cursing us haps you can annex him this year. lie,I by one und roll the other for all I I I . l , I d ) S c h o o l flo o d * . just now, hut the big papers, supposedly ----- 0 ----Notice I* hereby riven that sealed bills will Ik* compelled to charge u fair and leading in thought , will not admit it. just price on their work. When a fair *111 l>e reeelved by the County* Hoard of I'ublir Instruction of Seminole -County, The jKipular program for 1920 is to —Palatka News. Florida, at the office of the Superintend, nt and just price is ebargeti surely khere of eat, drink, Ik* merry, and pay the bill. I'ublir Instruction of said County at the ----- O----is no room for complaint by cither the Court House In Sanford. Florida, on or be­ ----- 0 ----fore the • splration of thirty days from the A N O TH ER R E P R ES E N T A TIV E one buying or tiie one selling. We first publication of this nulir* and until 3:10 Do your shopping early. Only It seems certain that the 1920 have adopted this systen an.l will live j U .^o.oo'V /.S i twelve months until Christmas again. census how being taken will show Up to it. We will In* glad to have your T»» School lll.trirl N'». I. Seminole C unty, ----- 0 ----, . , Klnriila, Iliinil.:»alil bond, Seine if»tr«f *ry tat. rg:o. brarinx !nt*„-.t «t the Remember, brother, it’s 1920. We Florida entitled to a fifth represen­ business and assure you that the price i January annum* Incrc*i tative in congressyou will pay will Ik* ebargeti by the ,*1' * **. ^VnuTtii. !!«' ha firtt t!ay of made the same mistake ourselves. Thc Tirnes-Unlon, observing t ho best printers in tin* United States nml Julyv and January nf rach yrar until maturity; ----- O----• aid b nd* matarea and th*- principal !»**• siiort time that will ciap.<e between by far the majority of the printers of rarnM dur and payable thirty yrar* altrr Property is ebunging bonds every the date therefore; Mid bond* have l»een official report on the result ami the tiie country -Arcadia News. validated and confirmed I JT decree of the day and new buildings are to bo (‘irruit t’ourt of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ election says that Florida's new re­ cuit o Honda* dated Hecetnhr Ifth, I'M!*; built. Notice Stockholiler'N M eeting presentative wiP lie n congresMnun■aid bond* tu t»« i<M for delivery felthin fifteen da>« after «riltm notice of arrrpt* t r lor . ,i. Ibis The unnual meeting of the stock­ anre of bid ii rivrn; raid bond* afe of 91000.* The wine man plan* the year* to at-large. , . .is, probably . ... true.. Still I it need not lie tlelayeii until we know holder* of th e Peoples Bank of Snn- 0<l denomination and Interest and principal come. The fool prattles of those that i pa) «M* * * .** • •’ i . ., * tiie figure* before we start the m i- ford will he h<*M at the office of the Mile of .««• « t nt a. have flown. Written opinion of Jnc. (*. Thomson, eblnery norisiary fur (.districting i at 7:30 p. nt. on Wednesday —O\ttorn«v of New York, apptotlnc tL«- va­ the state. i|tt«*, Jar. •> : lib . 1920. lidity of *aid bond* will be fsmi*hrd with iUdium is worth |U,000.000 un •aid bond*. R. It. DEAS. Now is til** time to begin consid­ liirh bid muit be acrompanlnl with n ncceptct! on subscription ounts* -niu! i* r* rtiried chick in the aum of 1250.00 made ering t he most advantageous and | W -08-ltc. nt tliis office. Da)able to the Hoard of Public Instruction fair way to cut tiie state so us to lor Seminole County, Florida* «u«b check of the *ucc<*«ful bidder to be retained a* li* give us the Fifth Congressional dis­ N O TIC E •tuidated damacea'tn thr Hoard should the True, Christmas comes but tints* a *urre*«ful bidder fail or rrfu**’ to take up trict. And we know of no better time The regular annual meeting of •aid bond* according to the term* ot this year, but tilings do hum the short to sturt i* anti no better place in the stockholder* of the Seminole rmtlie am' hlr bid. The said Hoard rawervel time it’s here. to reject an'* ami all bids. which to work out t6e problem* of County llanl:, Sanford, Fin. will he theAilright proposal* aboul I be addrts»ed to the ----- O----Hoard of Public ln*tr«ici|on for redistrirting than in a Democratic held in the office* of t ho hank on County o ninole# County, Plorida. cafe of T, W. (lot n fresh egg , young man? Take state convention to lie held early in Thursday January hth, 1920 at I.awton, Secretary* Sanford. Florida. jt to one of tiie big cities and trade it Witnesa the hand* id the Chairman and tho year. Four o’clock P. M. for the election Secretary and the seal of the said Hoard at in for a new suit of clothes. Sanford, S* mlnfiie Cojntv, Florida, th.a the A gathering of tiie representative of a hoard of ilirestors to serve for Mb ----- O----day of January, A, l». 1*20. County Hoard of Public Instruction We sure enjoyed tin* Christmas men of the party at some central the ensuing year and any other Seminole Ciiinty, Florida, C. f. HAltHIStlN, Chairman, turkey because, b’gosli, we resolutely pluce, for a periotl of several days business which may properly come Seal nf HHoard) At teat T. W I.awton, would lie aide to work out the lines before tin* meeting. declined to even think of (lie bill. Supt. A Fa-ofTlrlo Hecntary, on wbitdi tin* new district would lie A.* It. KEY, Cashier. W-2l-!»tc. -----O------ • formed having due regard to the II-F ri-ltc . iu:i* vii t mi: n r o r n o . t . m kiuii The smile thnt won’t come off i* F , ii . I.ar.tl Ofllrr at <i*Jnr«vil!c, Fla. tr**nd of population iherense w hieh j Jan. 2, lt>20. * of little value to the world. It is found* Notice the lust few years bus indicated. Notice I* b«r* by given that Charier It. ed upon nothing and is gauged by its The regular annual meeting of t'hertnut. of o%tr«n. Fla, who, on August 15, l!)|K, rnaili* llom««tra<l F fttry. No. It would not only be possible but origin. Oi:,*#92, for N\Vl* of N\V‘| Srctl.m I I entirely feasible to have tiie Fifth ----- O----NK*| of N'li i, Sirtj.»n If, Townablu of Sanford, J loriun. ■f"i f, s Kang. 31.K.. Tiil»h»...e Mrltilan, Florida district outlined, nml all hut The man who contem plates o f ( j)|. hav l'l* «l notire of Intention to make t*om* in . tlu* rooms . * , . mutation Proof, tu • • t a l l u h claim to the ents • * building should sta rt rigiit now for the legal congressional I.requirem . . •'hunk omioi ***^, •oiiMiiin ora of n r 1 UCfUllty, .famiarv an, 1920. m lit ianti laml above *bov« iirtcrinni, i|e*crlbrd. viemrr before in*rk the price of materials will not lie any mt*l, uml tno »tnto roatl> to present ( * 1 o’clock 1* M fo r thn titirtm io ruil r,,u rt* at Sanf .rj, Floriila, on trhe |3tu the "representative f.om the Fifth. , ' k M ‘ Purpose ,Uy ,l( Ke.,iu.r>. i3jo. cheaper. 1 1 .. , • ,,, ................. , of elei ting a hoard of directors for * l.lmant nam>« »• «itnr..r<: Florida district" ready to go to work V. S. Arnrtt, n( Oitrrn, Fbirbl the ensuing year and for the tran s­ K. 11.^ ( M e m , of i b i r t r , Floriila No, don't ask us to divulge tiie for his district, instead of having to action of such other business ns may j Jaa. <*. Jark*on, of Oa|*di, Morula Aaron Jarkson, cf Ottien, Flmbla ru t corners ami scheme how lie might names of tin* first bridal pair of the properly come before the meeting. KOllT. W. DAVIS, liefliter. new year. Just wait anil keep on possibly remain in office another It. F. Whit tier, • \V - 2 l- 5 tr . term even though the representativeguessing. Cashier In r i f r a l l C u u r l, N n r n l h ( u i l l d . l , ( l r i u l l . at-large would lie abolished before ----- O----W-l(*-r»tc. ’ N rm ln .il I ,m I) . I ln il.li. O. |*. Swop.. Plaintiff, To all of our citizens we extend tiie tiie next election. *« Attarhmrnt.Citation. greetings of the new year, with tin* The Times-Union has the following Ilrnrv Kr.nrh, IMrniUnt. NOTICE Tn llrnry Prrnrh, a non-rr.lilrnt of th* hope that it will lie both happy and to say on the m atter of another re­ Bids will lie retrieved by the St.tr nf FloriiU, rr.iilin( at Stout City, pro*|K*rnus fok you. l Iun t presentative for Florida: "W e are I „ , , , . . i ll° iir,l of County Commissioners l'lr«*r t.kr notlr* that . .ull h,> tir’rn ----- O ----confident that tfic state has been 10f Seminole County at their next ■in.titut.il in thi* itmvr .tylnl Court by O. What will 1920 bring to us of this grwoing more rapidly during the regular meeting to he held on I’- S.npr, |il,nlill ac.lmt you •• drtrmlrnt; th«t > »rtt nf att.rhrnrnt ll». lirrn U.unl town? Exactly what we reuebjfout last five years than during the live Tuesday January 6th, at 10 o’­ In a.Id r.u.r and und.r authority of ..Id «rit id .tt.rhnirnt Irvy h«« lirrn in.dr l>y and gather in—no more, no less. preceding. The factors thnt now nn* clock A. M. for tiie building of a thr .hrriff upon th* fnlln«ln( d«-M,rlhrd l.ndf leading in tlu* development of the vault in the Seminole County Court and trn.mrnl. tirlunrinj to you, tu-*lt. Let’s begin now. N ‘> of l.ot 9S, Plnrld. tiruvr. Company*. state liaje become operative since House. ----- O----Kir.t Addltlun to lliark ll.mmnrk, l>rln( and lying in S.minol* ( Aunty, Plorida. Old men are becoming young again, the stnte census was taken and that Plan* and specifications can lie Th.r.fnrr you, thr ..id llrnry Prrnrh a young men an* getting kiddiili, and census was taken when the stnte obtained from E. A. Douglass, non-mitt.nt of th. St.tr of Plprtda, n»tdinr at Stout City, la., and all nthrr prnrnna was suffering from a period of great the k'ds an* assimilating all of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sanford, inter. tt,d. an* hrrrliy ordrrrd and rrt|ulrrd depression. Nearly every industry t« » appear and In .urh artimi. on wisdom of mankind. Florida or from F. II. Trim ble, Honda) the .\thdrfrnd day id April, A. IJ. I'rjO. of the state was crippled in 1915 und architect, Orlundo, Floride. .Ur judfrmmt .III hr taken and entered acain.t you hy d.taulr. Many people have adopted the ex some of them had been almost ob­ Board reserves the rigid to reject Wiini*,. my hand and nffirial arat thi. thr *tb day of January. A. I>. 1920, at Sanford, cellent habit of settling up all of their literated. It is safe to suy Hint many any and all bids. Seminole County, Florida. (SP.Al.l E. A. IXItlGI-ASS, hills the first of tiie year. We'll he Floridians hn • gone elsewhere who E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. Clerk (Tlrrult Court. have now rrturned to the stnte w.th W-17-ltc. rigid here waiting for ours. Srhrtlr Maine. the return of it* prosperity. Attorney lor I'lantlff. lV-2l-|0t*. ----- O----"So we consider the figures we Think carefully a* you cross the No. 2 Hi Cork Trees. threshold of the New Year. It may stated at tiie beginning as a minimun Brpuri of lltt* Conilltlon nf the Seminole Cork tree* grow tn Sardinia, save you some painful thoughts as you and we would not lie at ull surprised fount) Bank at Snnford. in the Stale tree I* stripped of Bs hark only ohco consign it to oblivion a year hence. if the census showed the state to fit iilm of Ha., at the Close of llurines*. le year*. have I ,‘JOU.OOO people. ----- O----Dec. 31, 1919 Exit the old year, "Tho number of members of the Itrwurrra Enter the new; house of representatives should not Ik* m i t ii i n IU.I K.ialr f S2,19l.f,l Everybody’s profiteering, . increased hut it will certainly not U » » i **o C.illat.ral Nrrurlty Oth,r than IU al IUt.tr . 137,121.00 For The l.rgislaturc And so are you. he diminished. If tiie same number I AU ath.r l,*aa. and Itlarmmta 3W,tk1.o| is retained the basis of representation ----- O-----unimuiicr my candidacy . tll , IM-B i herby , , , ,, . .. t.nlud Matr. Ilnnd*. I.lbrrty IM.IDO OO will he about ff')K,OOQ and this would position of Hl*prr*««*ntnttve Ktatr, ( uunt» and Munlripal llond. tO.ISuuo for the . . . . . . . . . . ......... ........ ................. The people want to smash old High — -. L « . j t — — s s. (* .> .. a * ~ _ i f,,r o . „ , | n n | „ f , l i m i v . i i t i i . r t I n t i n . id (*«n»>rall'>n. Sit Ity Vcw!**rm 7.9iT. certainly give the state an addition­ l o r * r m l n o l t l o u n i ^ HU llJfC t n lltnklag llo*iw, Furnlturr and Hi* Cost , and High Cost want* to bust (urv*. the people, and In tho tnlxup II. (’. al representative. The census that decision of tin* D cinorratic prim ary. Ihjr fmin lnrt»r|H>'*t»*l tianka &9.M7.IS seem* to he getting about all of the is being taken so early this year tliul If elected to this high office it will lx* it may he possible for congress to my duty to serve all the people of K” h^ t " ,of gravy. pass a new apportionment hill in my county ns their public servant. <Hh**Ca»k lt*aa i.im .n — 0 ----time to have tin* extra representa­ F. P. FO R S T E R . , Lh Even the four legged wolves are ---------------. Total ... • ISOI.979.97 (roaring the Mexican border in raids tive elected next fall, though the For Tax Collector c.pu.l hurt r.id'.i*''"1" " increase in membership has hereto­ W.'SM.OO against American stock. But that, Fund tJKW.00 1, am a candidate for re-election Suttiki. fore Ifeen made two years after the I'miividcd I’rnfll. «t,aa K q . n w . and wo regret, can hardly Ik* charged up 10.|S5.«| ) '. taking of tha census. If Florida to the office of Tax Collector of 2.101 no to Cnr anxu. dhoniti huvi* anntluT anotlirr rep rr* ! Seminole County, Mil>ji*ct to ttu* arhrf««it* Sub----- O— • . sentativc in tiie next eongreas he tion of the Dem ocratic Prim ary, jvmand't^ftin.aii* id t v - ' V ' ' ” It’s easy to U-come famout these would have to represent tiie sta te : and will nppreeiatp your s u p p o rt.I _ pnall i"-!1rtlllali . i of. I..V T9.047.1« T*mr days. Just stick "Prof." before your ut large for the state could not be JN O . I>. J1N K IN S I— it ICMJ7.M IVrtm.it CIm I . 7.(1 name, hitch a few capital letters onto redistricted until 1921."—Tamim I Caahl.r'a C h c k . (hit.tamlFor Sheriff the tail of it, und then break into Tribune. In, S.39I.S7 I hereby announce my candidacy ju»lnr» H.po»u. I37,l«t.77 S3S.f90.3S print with any old sort of a. d. f. state­ x ------- O -----for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co(ti* Tot»l ment. You’ll succeed and will 1901.979,97 unty subject to the decision of u ,r State ot Flofld*. WHY TH E FRANKLIN SYSTEM Democratic 1'rimury. have plenty of followers. | (\'un l > id S*mlnuV IS USED ’ It. Kry, nf th* lUimtunnl W. I*. CARTER ----- O ----Hank do *iJ,mnly .»,»r that th* shuT* tUUmrnt U Benjamin Franklin is the father of tnj* to Ih* hc*l of ray kmnVIe *n<t Ul'»f. The government D prohibiting so FOR SHERIFF A. It. KEY, Ca,hl*r many things now-a-days one wonder* the printing industry in America an(| Having l»een urged hv a largo n jmlier Con**t At(r.t: *’• fooMtiy when It will place n ban on matrimony. Franklin asid. "Keep thy shop and thy of the voters of Seminoio County t o ' K « ^ tu v jlw That, however, might he means of shop will keep thee". In the Unite,] i*)come a candidate for the office n(i Sheriff, I hereby annonnu, luy «.«muitNmtor*. stimulating the marriage market, since States there has 1k**ii perfected a sy,. dacj’ subject to tho decision of the . SutecrlUd and •• n n i to befor* si* (hi. 31,t — ' d jy o l t k f . 1*19. tem of figuring prices called the "Frank, human* nature Is prone to want that Democratic primary. It. W. I Van* lin Printing Price List." and it isgott,.,, 15-tfc C. M. HAND I Notify public. which U prohibited. THESANFORDHERALD CENTRALIZATION THE HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY rnii 'pm tf Y K m| i IT-'* k k if fV, ! k one of the bl* ones of the season. Two deer were killed by the party one of these, a fine buck, felling boone of these, a fino buck, falling be­ fore Mr. Lanier's gun. Many men who fuught In tho re­ cent war and who saw strenuous service in training camp and In tho field are Hocking to tho Everglades und taking up farming. A* one rides along the raiial to and from Lake Okcochobro there are m any o t them seen, still using parts of their uni­ form*, working their truck farms.b * M W « ® 0 ( s 5v MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE B U IC K C A R S You Know VVJiat That Means W. J. THIGPEN, Agent Office in Peoples’ Bank Building. Sanford, Florida Match any Mission finish Built- r.tbincts, Lot »k Mic»vcs,ndd pieces of furniture, nru! all in­ terior woodwork — if not painted or varnished now—can easily be finished in any o f the popular mission (lustreless) effects with DEVOE T h e G u a ra n teed ique Wood Stain Wc can supply these stain: i. imi­ tation of cijrfit woods: Mission, Fumed, Weathered, Green, Eng­ lish and Golden Oak; Walnutand Old Mahogany. These stains penetrate deeply info the pores of the wood rr/i guaranteed not to raise the grain as water stains do. One coat is usually enough, but a second may be applied if a darker shade is desired. Let us show you how various wooJi look when finished with these stains ami how the best results arc obtained. Ball Hardware Company SANFOKD, FLORIDA PA IN T D EV O E P A IN T On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit a n d V e g e ta b le Crate* You Bur From Us at Wholrmal, I’rtcr* ( j ib Writ# I rtM I 1st W.A. Mciryday Company Fa.'atks, Honda Seed Potatoes POLITICAL A'NCIUNCEMENrS We have them in stock Come and see us be­ fore it is too late X ALLEN SEED CO. X SANFORD, FLA. x x v w m x x x x x x x m x x n X X W ARE YOU INSURED? W . J. T H IG P E N , l IF NOT, SEE & COMPANY AGENTS General Fire S a n fo rd , -i *5.*CAJ<v -V. ----- In s u ra n c e o rn c s V»U)I*LI_* HANK HtnUlING . . Florid* �# • . - i-aiT. — rYfK- JANUARY 1920 rAi • —t * THE SANFORD HERALD • tittle Happenlnfi Mention of Matter* in Urief personal I tews of Interest : T? ^ * • In and About ^ Tne City n . c. D. Allen of T n irp a rcp.-o-jutinf the S . W. Allen D ental Co., of that city 1* calllnc on the local dentista today. Dr. Allen la also hivinn a visit with his brother. Uubo ajjen who is h e m for n few days in ,he inters! of the Florida Grower. pint Mason fruit jars a t L. P. McCuller's. 6S*tf \V. J. McCall of M echlenburg county North Carolina is In the city • the tfuest of his daughter M rs. Greer If Cameron City. Uoost Icon's Auto Transfer. All trains met. I'honc 91. Hotel Carnes. 67-tf Clarence Bergifuist, one ofthe A. C. L. shop itoya was out of town dur­ ing the holidays, visiting w ith his parents at T iger’s Day. Buy Diamonds W ight Tiro Co. 65-tf Frank Woodruff Jr., has returned from Baltimore where ho accom panie hi* father to the hospital. He left him greatly improved but he will he f reed to remain a t John Hopktn for some tim e. He is suffering from a nervous breakdow n. O. W. Talley of Lakeland is in the city calling on his m any friends, jfc ua ■resident of Sanford for many year* and his friends here arc glad to st> him again. y u .rt Mason fruit jars a t L. P. McCuller’s. 6G-tf Mr and Mrs. Win. M orrison and children haVe returned from a holiday visit to i’alatka. LEON’S AUTO T R A N S F E R CO. PHONE 114 Philips Old Drug Store Slnnd and I.ouli Mlttrr .hallfcor«lltut*'Ih* board Summary of tho Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers- Y Y Christian Science services Y will be held at the W om an’s Y Club, Oak avenue, betw een 1' Mrs. Bell and daughter Miss Virginia left yesterday for their home In C harlotte N orth Carolina after spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bell or. Celery avc. Messrs Hodges, Pinckney and D aggett of N orth Carolinn arc in the city and expect to engage in the garage business if n suitable location can be found. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in Sanford on M onday, Wednesday and Fr ay of each week. 68-tf Cary D. Landis and his sun of DcLsr.d were Leto iust night on business for tho new commissioners. M r. Landis has been made City A ttorney. M rs. B. C. Haley, who has been the guest of her sisters, Mrs. W. S. T hornton and Mrs. D. S. B abbitt has returned to her home in Hoeky Ford, N . C. WANTED — OLD CLEAN RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ CEPT OLDSOCKS, COATS, PANTS, OR BED SPREADS. AT TH E HERALD OFFICE. 6'J-tf Mrs. J. §. Shirard and little folks are at home again a fter a pleasant visit in l’alatka. Mrs. M ary Coble of N orth C aro­ lina Is the winter guest of her niece, Mrs. H. Z. Johnson. EZ- Seal pint fruit ja r s a t LP. M cCuller’s. SG-ft Mrs. John Hayes, with James and A ntoinette returned Sunday from Callahan, Ga. Mrs. Hr.yet. w .. wtl route to South Curulina but coin w eather brought tier back to Sanford Complete stock Diamond tires. W ig h t.T ire Co SG-tf Brian Higgins anti Richard How­ ard have returned to their school a t L oretta lifter a happy time with the home folks during the holidays. Misses Ethel Singletary and Inn Long, holiday guests of their aunt, Mrs. It. Z. Johnson, have returned to their respective homes in Jack ­ sonville and Wnuehuln. There’s a man a t th e curl) to 55*;f serve yc*J. Third and Fourth streets, on Sundny morning nt 10:4f» o’­ clock. Subject: "S acram ent” WUl-tfc. 1* y y y v r o( dirarlora. l a A M r M i d a f a ■ fa Artlrla V I . ‘ K n U i p T h a highrat a m o u n t ul indabta d liability to which tha r n r n o r a t l p n a n y tim a a u h ltc t llirlf ahall not a i r ■m ount ut i t , capital a to r k ptua ita a u rp lu t A tilrlr VII. T h e s a m e anil m l d r n r * ot th e Incorp ora­ tor* a n d - t h a n u m b t f of ut atoch aubacribrd by each ara aa futloa a: lie s F a r k a r J , tlanioid. F l o r i d a . F i» r Bharca W. L. M o r g a n ,' Hanford, Florida; Five Y Y y Y y Share*. Louie Miller, Sa ntord, F l o r i d a . Five Y y Share*. t i r o . M. Hart, Sanford, F lo rid a , F i t e Y y raw*. Y Y Y Y V y y y y y y y y y y y She S t a t e of Florida DAILY MARKET REPORT LETTUCE ON C o u n t y of Semlpnlc. On thi* day p-raonallv a p p e a r e d lirlore me He* t ' i i « , r i i , tV, l„ Mur c a n , I.o ult Miller, a n d faro. I). H a lt, t n u a n t o m* to be th e peraon* who au b trrib ed t h e f o r g o i n g c h a r ­ ter, a n d th e nu m b er of a harr* of Ita r a p it a i • to rh therein d r-ic n a te d , a n d th ey , each fur h i m i t lf aevrraity, arfcon» ledgr.l fiefore inn, th a t th e y aubacribrd t o t h e aatd c h arter and t h e n u m b e r uf *hare« of a lo rk o p p o d t e t h r ir name*, tor the u*c* a n d purpo*# there­ in e t p r r a t r d . Witnet* my hand and •«■■! of olflre thla the 7th d a y of J a n u a ry , 1020. A. It. K K Y . I 'E '.L ! N o t a r y f t i m i r Mj Com m i n i on Kapl-e* O c t . 7th, 1923. DicU naon A Dirklnann, A t t o r n * ) . fur Inrorporatnra . W-'JI-Str, Compiled by the Sanford Office of the U. S llureau of M arkets. Carlot Shipments W ednesday Jan. 7 th .—Florida, Sanford Section, IS cars. M anatee Section, 2G cars, Total 44 car*. Destinations of Florida Shipm ents: New York, 15, St. Louis, 5, Cin­ cinnati, 2, M ontgomery, 1, B alti­ more, 1, Philadelphia, 7, P ittsburg, N o llf f of Application for T a t Sited Under .Section M S »f ih r ( i f n r r a l Hlatulc*. 2, Chicago, 1, Waycross, 1, Potom ac No II e t la hereby fivem I h i t Hr ml M. H r h f a a r lt tm rrha*rr of T r i C t r ll f l r a t e No. Yards, 6, Jersey City, 2, Boston, 1, 23*. i i i t n l the 4|h day of J u n e A II.# 1917 Cleveland 1. hR« filed «r Ii| cert Ifir a c In m>* office* and has mad** ■( i p i l o t for t a i d e ed t»i 1m u r In Diversions filed since Inst rep o rt: accordant-** with law. Said c r r t l f l r a t r e m b r a ­ ce! t h * following dearribtd rrty •lluaftd From West Jacksonville: O ut Jan. In Seminole Uritinfv. H o r b lan r, o plo-w lt: N K 11 of N \V », ar.d W , «.f K U «f SK»* of S’ W ' j 6th.•Philadelphia 1, St. Loujs 1, and i ; of \ \ ' \ 1 i,f SK» a of N \ V I , Section Chicago I, Pittsburg I. From Way- Z TowfiiM ii 20 *S, It, 31 II, f»0 acre*. T he •aid la n d firing «•■« atrtl a the d a te t f tin* cross: Out Jan. 4 th.-Chicago 1. Umanri* of »uch certificate In th e n a m e of From Potom ac Yards: Out Ja n . lst.- Mr*. J At MrMilllan. Unli«a Raid c*rtlHcate • hall lie rede* me.I a reef ill g to taw , tan d i d Ncw York 1. Out Jan. 2nd.-New Yotk will laatie I h t r tu t i the luth d a y of F e b ru a ry A. l>., 1930. York I. 'Vitnofi my ofbrial «i< na ture a n d *ral th« 9 t h day of J a n u a r y A, It., 1920. Shipping point information W ed­ thi* iHKALi II. A. I M ilJtil.A nS, nesday Jan. 7th. S an fo rd ,, Florida: Cleric tllrtill Court * Sem inole County* Florbta. Cool, clear. Huulings inodeatc, de­ \V-2l-r.t. Il> V M. I H I i m i. A H H .I i .C mand and movement limited, m ar­ N oiler uf Applicailuiii fur 1 a % I h n l I mltr ket steady,-no change in prices. CarS m i u n S7S uf ihr tirnrra* Slialutra. Nollrt* l* hrrby (hrvi that J. Van Hutlots f. o. h. cash tracks:- 1 1-1 bu. kirk purrha*rr •*( T a i CrMlIlilltf .%•*. lUa, hampers, Big Boston, ijunlity and dalrd I hr Mh day nf July \* U* IWd.*, ha* »ntd ri-rlllSfair In my olfin* mid In* condition wide range, best, few sales fiIr(I matlr a(i|iliratiun i f f !« t d m l I * l»aui* 111 arford in er faith law. Said tvMltlrali* « maround 2.00 tirarm tho {qlidlflnK d«arriht‘d p io p ffty * rf Total shfnr. . ;rntn f i t t i i t .! In Hr in Iti m Cntiuly* i j - ■• w in Lot IS IlUnhatn |*Iji »t * i < , •Alt TCTion tuts season to date, land f a ittL. u.rr**«d d f In* d a lr - I :u u u r „M. id aurh rrflim atc, in Hit nnmr ! 813 cars. Hayntn; \1*<»; Notice it b tn liy nlven t h a t J, Van Total lettuce shipm ents from M an­ llu*kirk Jiurchaarf uf [*•• G rftlU ca tr No. atee Section this season to Mate, 267 1UW. d a t r d tit*- tith day o (,J u l> A. I>. I90h, ha* filed *ald rc ftilira tr In my olflro and ha* cars. * made applirAtion fur l a i d r r d t»» latur In arciifdatit'e It law* haid vrftiliiral • •‘in* T otal lettuce shipm ents from Flo­ b r a n * t h e ■ itfulbi adtitf ih ir ilb w l |irt#|ieif y rida this season to flute, 1090 curs. »iluat« d In Senl.itd. <‘o u n t y . » lurida. t.»fait. I»**i * 20 A 21 ili*pham f'laritatlun T h r T otal lettuce shipm ent from F lo­ •aid land b r i n t "d a t th e d a t e >.f the id nut h ( ei Iill r a te III i h r nam e «l rida Section last season to flute, HaUafiCe L n .u r A llaynea. GOO cars. \ J * ii; Nutin* i» Ih rrlry liv e n that J Van Hutkifk (iurrh»^f *'l T * 1 i.V'iiiirale Nu, M. S. W IG G IN S Ijd, d a te d t h e tith day id July, A. I*. 19 1> “» Assistant in M arket Surveys ha* bled •aid rrrtlflicate In Uiy wilier a ml h»* matlr application fu* t a i deed to l*«tJr io i arrordanre faith laa. Hald *«riiliratr tm* B a n k of S e rv ice to its friends. It makes ro diflererce whether or not you arc n customer of ours, if we ran serve you in our lines, call on us freely. Remember us in your every hanking need. Your visit or request will always be appreciated here. HOME INSTITUTION faper n i ______* • p* ** ■ ; c s g a 78 JLU U Carey's Fibrewove Celery Bleach­ ing Paper is standard, it is a 90-pound paper especially prepared to m eet Florida ' co n d itio n s'. We have an ample stock and the price is right. brarra the fullofainc dracribrd property »it u a ted In Seminole t%mnt) ♦ I lerida, to* fait: l.otn I tu 3 and 7. J. 11- I ' om* Sub h i v |ti*|iham riantation. The *aid »and being A correspondent w rites: "1 have seen uf .............I at th« date td the* Uauance of auen a fleer, chimed by wolves. Jump m ur rtrtlhrate in the name ol C, \ J . Anilvfton AIhi ; N oth e i* lurrby ylvin t hit J# Van n precipice to dentil. Mink. iiiiiHkrut lluakirk pure ha*, r of T a t (VrtHirate No. nnd other animals of tills kind will Mi, datenf tbe UI fi d*V id Jill)’, A* Ih 1915, NOTICE ha* tiled »aid rrftlflcatf* in my uihre and ha* d r o w n themselves rather than s o f t e r made appiiiatloA fur t a t d i d tn i»*ue in Bids will bo received by the the pain of the trap. 1 have also w it­ arrufdarti e faith law. Said ertiUrate cm* Board of County Commissioners of nessed a rabbit, chased by It* deiull.' bran a the hdlnfatnc d i x flbed pruprft) In Semitiwlt? ('minty, Floiida t*»* Seminole County nt their next re­ enemy, the weasel, leap to death m •ilua*ed fait: l.ut 21 J. II. tv** Sub IMv uf lii«ham i'lantatloii. T h e -aid laiol InllliT • ' " ' • " I »l gular meeting to lie held on Tuesday drown Itself." the d a te uf th e faauanr# u? •U(1h c» f tlfirate — — in the nam e of (2. KUman. iJn n u ary Gth, 1920 at 10 o’clock A. AI*o; N n tlr n la her by riven that J. Van N O TlC K O F IN C O It r o R ATIO N M. for the purchase of one car loud N o tlru la l i . f f b y ylvrn I b a t t h u u m lr f - Hubkirk p u r r h a te r of T a i t'ertiflrat** No. of American Ingot Iron Culverts. ■iicnr4 317, l i l t e d th e Ith ilay uf J u n o A. fL 1*117, will, on W . d n r . i l a y t h . I l l h d a y ut filed •aid rrrlilirr.tr in my office and hat Board reserves the right to re­ F . b r u a r y 0920, or 4* aoon I b c f n l l r r a . run- hat S i m i l e Diet. v i r n t , apply t o t h . Honorable Sidney J. made p plira tion lir fat deed to i««Ue in C a t t a . f i u v r r n o r of t h . S l a t e ut Florida, fur dVrordanre faith law. Said c a f tif ln t a Vrnject any and all bids. Tk” Inlo I h Hjild to liuvo lived b r a m t h e fidlofaini *h*rribrd p r o p ifty l.tl.ta p a t e n t In ro rp o rattH the " F l u r i d . d In Hepiiin li* i*utintv, Florida, to­ •>u u very Dimple diet, ns simple no E. A.. DOUGLASS, Clerk. t ’ul.a C lea r C u m p a n y " u i u l . r t h . fullowlny altuati p r u p u w d r h a r t . r , t h . orglnal ot w h l.h !• wn: Lot ft J. }l. FnaaStib IMv lli«piiarn I lanta- slat of (tip iioorpit tradesiiiiMi. In W -18-ltc. al now on Ml. In t h e ofUr. uf t h e fteerrtarjr of lion, * »rr« v The Bald lafTil hi i n i a**' i'e morning lie drank u euptui of S t a t . of tho S l a t , uf Florida a t T alla h a - a r r . the date uf laiuanre id aurh ri rtifirate in the n a m e of Uflknofan; I S , J 'a r k a r d , <(Tee. nt noon Iso took n tittle Koup Al*n; N otice U herrbv c b m that J. Van W. 1,. M o r o n lluakirk nurrhater uf T at ('ertlllrate No* i d meat nnd for n«pp«-r vcgetnblo* l.nul* Mfiler V»tuo of Molybdenite, 3IH. dated the Ith day «d June A. l». 1*M7, f i r * . I). H a rt. '.d ir.enl. MIh fstvorlto food wn« tho A r lir lta of In ro r p o r a llo n o f I h r ‘ M«rlda ha* filed •aid certificate In my office and ha« The principal value of molybdenite made application for la* deed to Imu * In Hi'lnit dink, polentn. Cuba C l f a r C o m p a u , Is In the manufacture of steel, lo which \V., t h . u n d . r a l j n r d , Haraby a . t o r l a t . accordance faith law. Hald certificate em­ brace* the foihifaimc dearrlbed property It gives it hardness anil toughness that o u r i .l v r a t o j . t h . r for t h e p u r r o * . of t rm - ftltuatrd *n Seminole County, Florida, to* I n . a body p o l ll l r u n d e r t h . Ia » a of t h . make the steel suitable for use In pro­ S l a t , o f 'F lo r id a , with a n d u n d e r the follow* «it: lad 9. J. II. Po*a Sub IMvMon HI*hTerritory of Louisiana. pam f 'i a n t a t i o n , ft atra. Thu aald land bclnf peller shafts, guvs and boilers. Most Io s pro pored r h a r t . r * In IWN) on ilie llr**t of Octotier the Bft*e«*rd at the date lif the l**uance of turn Arllrle I. certificate in the name of Unknown; i of the molybdenite produced In Tas­ SpntiMi governineiii l>> th e treaty of T he nam e of th e r .ir p o r a tlo n .h a ll b . t h e AUtij Notice la hirih v divert that J. Van F lu rid a-C u h a C l j a r C o n ip a n y . and It. prlt.mania Is skipped to England. St. IhlefoiiHo, I’eiliul th e territory ilutklrk puri hater ul T a i C c f l li c a t e No. rlp a l orttrea a n d p l a r . of b u . i n r . a .halt he at The Sanford. Florida, w ith lir a n r h o tnrra a t >urh 319, dated the Ith day uf June A. If. 1917, known iih l.oiilHlmm tn Fninct*. o t h e r plarra in t h e S t a t e o t Flor da. a n d ha* tiled aald certificate in my office and ha* territo ry luol lieen n S|»ml«li imvxdpd. made application for las deed to itaue lo o t h . r r t a t r t of t h e l l n l ' . d S t a i n , and in f or.l*n ro u n tr lr a , aa m a y b» r . l a b l i i h r d , arrordan«e with law. Hald certificate cm* dIoii fur 'IS yenrs. nrigliiiilly erd til to brae*-* t e follnwlnc d»afflb«d p i o p e f t / 5323232353485348530001012353230053485300532353015348480153232348532353010023534853480101012323535323 from time t o l lm r h r r r a l t e r . T he reMirn nf altuatcd in Seminole Count), Florida, to- Spa Hi by Louts Article I I . fait: Lot* lb. II. Li, IH, I f , 27 and 2K J. II. Lonrslniin t ” I’nuirv was erT<’ fi-»! hy T h e ( . r i r r a l n a tu r e of t h . b u . ln r * . lo b e Fo*a# Su bD Ivlaioi lliahpam Plantation. Tha orill'ng t r a n . a r t . d by t h . c o rp o ra tio n .h a l l be : p ltd land b r ln f aiacaaed at the date of ihr Vnpoleoil. " I'o eo |l|e||ip t|i|ed T o ttron buy aril, a n d o t h . r w l . e dl.po-n nt i*«iianc*» of aurii cert ill fate in the name of i' enlonlnl *t' tilre Its Amer* •)» Af t r a n d d i a l in. lor p r o m , nr on r o m m la .lon, all Unknown; 'h ree yen*-: li 1 nt»ti||'l,':ie*l tin 'ie*' • nr kind* ol tobacoi* and ita produrta . i t h « wboh ««uAUu; Notice i* hereby |l v e n that J. Van or retail lo m an u fa rtu re ,b u y . aril and oth. » " • i n d * o | r »1 1- t e r r i t o r y t " *l>. f i l rti-ioe. of and d-al in for profit or on rrtnmbui >n at Uu-ktik iiur«ii**cr uf Tai Certificate No. wholraale a n d retail, all kinda of r i f a r - to 150, dated the Ith day of June A. I*. 1917, •ft n ten. build and n p . r a t r r iy a r in a n u f a r tu n n i t planta , hat filed •aid certiorate In my office and hi* a n d for th a t p u r p o . . In b uy, I r a . , uwn a n d made application for t a i deed to !»•!*• In hold real e . t a t . . a n d t h e >rl! a n d m o rtc a K . accordance with laa. Bald certificate em ­ the . a m . for t h . purpo«r» of Ita b u . l n r . -. tn brace# the liilbifaifif ilw ffib cd propefty In Heminola County, Florida, t »• borrow money, c o n t r a c t d e b t . , anil t,, r e ­ Bituaicd c u r . t h . . a m . by a p l r d * . of i t . » t n . l , or fait: L»d 19 J. If. i*oiui* Sub I)|v1*in 111*9parn Plantation ft arret. The tia l land bei.iff by n o t . . , b o n d ., m o r t s a g . . . or other ol. lliratlnn., a n d t . n r r a l l y to hav* and n . t c i a . a«*«**rd at the date of the iMuanrc of aurh all aurii power* a* m a y h . l n r l d . n l t o t h . certificate In the name of Unknown* Unit'* aaid certificate# ahtH be reamed p u r p n . r a or b u . l n n a ol_ t h e corporallon. or -AT---- -o t h . r h u . i n r u r a of a like n a t u r e , and to according to law l a i deed# faIII l##u»» thereon have, en jo y a n d . t t r r l i o all t f t. rlr h ta , th * 10th day of February A. IL 1920. p o w .r* a n d p r l c l l . r - a l n r l d . n l lo c o r p o ra ­ Wltnraa my official d in a tu re and #« al tio n ! o r r a n l r . il a n d c - a i .t i n v u n d e r tho lawa thla the 9th day o< January A. t). 1920. ot t h . S t a le of Florida. t E. A. DO U G L A S S. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Courtly, A r l i r l. I I I . I T h . a m o u n t of c a p ita l Block of t h . c or­ Florida. Ity V, M. DOUOLA88 l>. C. p o r a tio n . b a h b . T , n T h o u a a n d (<10,000.09) (SEAL) liullar*. d i r i d . d lnt>, fin e H u n d r e d *100) W-2I-SI S b a rra ol t h . par value of ^)itc H undred fflOO.OO) Dollar* each: which -ball h r p a y ­ able in lawful m oney ol t h . I ’n l tr d Statc a :>o. b.1-237 of A m .rl r a , or In p r o p e r t y , nr labor or a .r viera, at a fair a n d Ju tt va lua tion In be fixed by t h e hoard of dlrvctora a t a mevtlnc had Report of the Condillon of The Rank for t h a t purpo.e. of Oviedo, nt Oviedo, In the Stale Article IV. uf Florida, nt IhoCIoae of RuhIT h e l . r m for wjilch .the corpora tion . h a l l e i.lt . h a l l be p e r p e tu a l u n it-* aoon.r 'Haliens, I)ce. .11. 1919 , clvcd a c c o rd in c io law . A r l i r l. V. llr a o u m . T h . bu«ln.»a of ll|» cc r p o ra lio n .hall be co n d u ctv d by a prceiderit, v i c ^ p r r . i d . n t Irtian. on llntl KaUita._--------- — t p.700.1): a n d ( . t i r r a l m anager a r e r r t a r y a n d t r r a i u r e r , | . . . r i . on ( ’o lla trin l S - u r l l j II lI.i t T hao 10,.000.00 II, .1 K - t .t r a n d a board of d l r . r t n r a t o e o n .l .t of not I lit. ,70.hji 7 ari.l Durount.____ I,.* t h a n t h r . no r morn t h a n a e v .n of I t . All Ulh< r Nona th i: • l u c k bolder.. T h . d i r e c to r , . h a ll h . t h d n l O w n lr a l t. 700.00 NTATK a n n u a lly by t h e a t o r k h o l d . r . on the fir.I l ’nl.r-1 Mali— llnmli . ---- ,. . . * ‘i M o n d a y In J u n e of r a c h ye ar a t s 00 u 'l lo c k Hanking Hiu «>, Furnlturo ami i U l u n ,031.11 Due (roro InnwtMiralnl llanVa ______ P, M at a m e t i n g h a d for t h a t p u r p o . . in ,072 JH . . Ita principal onicra a t Sa nford, Fbirina, arid ( ’aah o hand —, .. 702,70 oTlcera .hall, I m m e d iately f a i r r . a f t e r . be | >, ,i.Hll„n* Cuaranl} Fund . 120.00 j r l c c l . n by th e board uf d i r e c to r .. Until t h . t r Mulual F itr In.Ufanr* Fund ‘ a u c m . t r . are elect, d a n d i|u a lifl.d , t h . bv.l1214,lk5.IO Tot al nr** of t h . corpora tion *hall h r c o n d u e t i d b y t h . following nlflrcra: I t . * I'arkard, I’rct., MitiUllita W. 1,. M organ, ( i c r - p r r a i d . n t a n d g m r r a t m a n a g e r, a n d l.e,i,l. Miller a e c r .a ia r y and ( ’a p ila t S t o r k Paid I n ---------------------l i n . 0 Cil.no Ir e a a u r r r, a n d l ir a I’a r k a r d , W. I.. Morgan. Kurtdu* Fund................... . .... .......... .. 3.1KW.00 t lm l iv i d r d I'ru tit. lira* Ka|>nuM and Do A n im a ls C o m m it S u 1 d d e7 Phone Orders also Taken at Hotel Carnes All Kinds of Hauling We want this, in the highest sense of the term* to he a H A SE ^C O , ------- — —- Baggage Transferred Meet all Trains SOUTH FLORIDA . BUS SERVICE Leon’s Auto Transter Co. PHONE 111 New Service Between San­ ford and Eustis % ' ’ ” t Effective Jnn. Otli ns follows; Leave E i i n i In 8 A.M. nnd I I'.M. Leave Sanford 10 A.M.and .1:30 I’.M. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii)^ 1 P.M . trip from Eustis and 3:30 trip from Sanford connects with Trains No. 80 nnd 89 at Sanford. ( Line will be extended to Lees­ burg at a Inter date. | TH E GREAT SUB-TROPICAL ADVERTISING PAYS I MID-WINTER FAIR !• ORLANDO, FLORI DA “ THE MIGHTY OAK FROM THE LITTLE ACORN GROWS” February 10-13-1920 IINEST exhibition Farm Garden and Grove Products, Domestic, Manufactories, Scliools .Stock, Poultry, Rabbits, Dygs, Horses, Etc. So it is with large Bank Accounts—they were start­ ed small and we wish to impress the readers of this paper that small accounts are just as welcome as large ones, because we know that some day they will be largo ones. Your tree of fortune will start the moment you start a bank account. Host Fair Ever Held in This Section of Florida The Very Best Citrus Exhibit Ever Shown ls S g || g S g § g S |= Biggest Poultry Show in Florida Finest Automobile Show Plenty of Amusement Johnnie J. Jones Great Aggregation of Shows Bands of Music Fire Works Aeroplane Experts, Passengers Carried Aloft Sales Show of Berkshire State Demonstration Extraordinary 1 C O M E —EN JO Y Y O U R SE L V E S W, It. O’NEAL, Prcst. C. E. HOWARD, Sec’y 02535323535353485323234853484848532348235353534848485348535323 GEO. G HERRING Atlorncy-at-Lnw No. 14 Gamer-Woodruff Building SANFORD, FLA. ______4214,11440 Total----S t a t* of F lo rid a, i C o u n t ) ' of Hr ml not*, M R S. JULIUS TAKACH SOPRANO Available for Concerts, Recitals, Munirales, Festvals, Oratorio and Special Church Services Sanford, Taira I’akl)__________________ U. 4,8144)1 Illvidrtida l ln y r i d . . COOJlO Individual Drtwwlta Sulijrrt (a ChrrV .. I7S.M*S.7)1 T lm r I ’rftiSfWtra ol _______—... 1401! Ul Owwkj OuUiaiwtlnq - ........ 411.71 llllla I’ayablr .......................... Non* I, T. I*. I.lngo, <’aihl»r ot tF* ab,vr-n«mru flank. Do Holrmnly l a r a r that tho abota •taiomant la «-u* tn )h« l^ it of my knowledge and twllet. . T. I.. I.INOO, Caahlrr Cor fact— Attrati P. 0 . Smith T . W. U w :o n O. f , Swop* Dlrcclort PEOPLES BANK OF = = SANFORD = subwjibatl and a worn til bafora tna thla 1th day ut J a n , 1WO, C. U Waal. Notary Public Florida TV, ... . . ' . . ---------------- . .^ ifa , . .. ..... •. i-T R B H H fw e ■■Jr. �■MBS*** S £ s 8 £ £ S 3 S S * £ B B S 6 5 5 S 5 5 5 B fiS flflH E - - THE SANPORD HERALD -* Ip*-—.vM - ’j, *-*/»- YES, “A Feed For Every Need.” f t j^ „ G roceries, - Black Strap M o la sses in bulk, - Lime in barrels • B lue S to n e, - Sprays, - H ardwood A shes, - Armours F ertilizers. • S ee u s for Carload Crate M aterial. Agent for Dayton A irless T ires, thats what you need. V j IK ' Builds LARGE BE I w - *, . , Phone 181 ~~ * P r am ps EASY TO 6?™ ! We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere FEUD ^S8SWl p A V ^ ri. P T ? A T l? fY lU T P A N Y X Xj V / I T j 1 -Ca I v 1 X X liO THE BIG fEED HOUSE y -r\ *** TT' home of Miss Kutlt Young anil spent 'so n George spent a part of th e lioli- Mr. and Mfs. Joseph W ainwright, John the evening very pleasnntly with iluy season in Leesburg with Mrs. Astor und Mr. and Mrs. Z. Spinks, sister of Mrs. Crawford. of Jacksonville were among those games and music. W ainwrighlClem Hall sp en t Xmas w ith his who attended the (Continued from Page 2) Miss Marie Marshall of Washing* Ituhun nuptials here Thursday. parents at Tifton Gu. Xma.* tree this year and it proved to ton D. C. spent a part of the holiday Miss Annie M. Hnry and Mr. Miss Gladys L ciette of Jacksonhe quite a success. A very oppruprJ- riascn with her mother Mrs. 0 . A. John Hawkins were married Tuesday villo spent several days w ith her ate program was rendered, ron rist- Marshall. at the home of the bride a t Mayo, ing of music by the school children Mrs. Ida II. Ted for 1 and chil­ parents Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Lezette. Florida. Mr. Hawkins is a brother and the Community choir, and a dren «•!*.!: Mr. K!!.«, *»!! *>i Orlando Mr. Clark of Mississippi spent of Mr. Albert Hawkins of this pluce few Aiiwit talks. At tine close of t h e , Christm as afternoon with Mrs. the holidays with his brother J . M. and is well known here where he has program Santa Claus arrived in an | M#r!lhaI|. Clark. The brothers had not seen many friends who extend best wishes. nuto and after a few rem arks, he each other in twelve years and it Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins visited here Mr*. W. J. I.awton entertained delighted the children with candy the I.awton-I.ee families at Xmas was a great surprise as well ns a a few days this week. and apples from the tree. llinner this year. There were twenty- great joy to M r. J. M. Clark to Mrs. I*. E. Ahern of Ft. Fierce, ’ fin Xmas night immediately after have his brother with him nt this four guests present. was called here by the serious illness th e exercises at tin* Xmas tree, the tim e. of her brother, Mr. W. II. Miles. Mrs. A. K. Crawford and little young people assembled at the Mr. and Mrs. Tildcn Jacob* of Mr. Miles is now recovering much to Monroe spent the holidays in Oviedo the pleasure of his many friends and ami Chulunta. relatives, all of whom were greatly Mr. and Mrs. Onkerlund of W in­ worried over his critical condition ter Park spent Xmas in Oviedo with The new piano at the G raded relatives. school js a source of much pleasure t >n Friday evening the social and a men ns by w hich the vocal comm ittee of the Christian E ndea­ instructions may lie carried out witli vor entertained a t - t h e club house. ease. The citizens of Monroe have T he girl, carried box lunches which 11, g e n e r o u s in their contribution* wete auctioned off t.» the boys, the towards a musical instrum ent. '1 his la tte r using navy beans as coin, each piano at the school at Monroe m arks bean representing $1,00. The evening the fifth inslatllation of plnnoc.x under l wo* most cnjoyabloy s| ent and th e tiie supervision of Mr. and Mrs. social committee voted to tie th e .1. T. Jacobs in the schools of Sem i­ best workers in th e society for th e nole County. past six weeks. “ iocs II. Nnoir. o' ’ • f'nthcrlno )foi.ng ujjd E u ­ New in r k are with ux again this nice Clarke entertained at a w atch bcumiii and have taken the little co t­ p arty Wednesday night at tin home tage tlown by the luke. of W, it. Young, The houno was Horn to th e wife of Wyllis S taf­ prettily decorated and the hostesses ford Sunday, Jan u rn ry J!8lh, an entertained their gui-uts in a charm ­ eleven pound hoy. ing manner all the re*t of the y ear Little Gladys Hawkins is upon nun. tiie sick list. COUNTY HAPPENINGS till ■ tiWI F E R T IL IZ E US------S P R A Y IN G M A T E R IA L S ------S P R A Y E R S WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LISTS ' B. O; FAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY • J. E. Sparling, U id Ageni, '• r - - t’ T WILL BE ENFORCED! Thai is as certain as the doom or the liquor traffic. ‘t i .. f But It Will Not Enforce Itself ( Ri- i It will not be enforced by lax officials, elected Hit m by the vote of the “ bootlegger.” = == ii Support Candidates Who i Stand for Law | Enforcement I r__r=' *mrnrnm The light against the licensed barroom lias S been won. §§ It must be followed up. m • Ir-' M tv ‘O : A *. EE The Law of the Land | Must Be Obeyed | • To assist in enforcing Prohibition there will lie a week’s campaign for runds, beginning Jan­ uary lfi, the day the Eighteenth Amendment becomes effective. iSl; m\ 1 & Let’s make it a Red Letter Week in the Battie for National and World Freedom From Rum. Educational Temperance | Campaign | ........................... . D rassn'a C r.'v ’ - A ' . 6, Cockroaches? IVSice? R ats am i L am i G rabs if you pul STI5AKNS’ PASTE on the job. It will kill them by the whole­ sale—vision the epen. It makes them seek fresh air and water. A quick, cure exterminator that saves you money, time und eiiori. Set SJEARNS* ELECTRIC PASTE out at n if f h t e a *:ny l o u d iTuii liie h x 'f.p E pests will eat. In the morning burn b o d ies. Tw o S ix e s : 35c a n ti $ 1 . 5 0 * ‘S ’SS: tpad wr t^a/ <l|(Tlr f MPI (tf *V »»r* r.**-. %*” «i »**fc*“ L v 4 /or ihr t /. A7- A H ^ I ’rriiiUnt, on t i r o fu e l.nr <} "HatanJ'\'o<xh P aitt,’ ' G et the SI.GO box for n f.riim l Killing C am paign. Co-operate xvith Y our Neighbors to prevent s p re a d of deadly diseases, by using in r.iiie*. H ‘ o- w ith Chinn ndopted ill ■ dragon as tin* symtiol nf empire because of the superHlliliui Hint I .MiI years before the time of Mo*es a golden dragon rose from the waters of tiie Yellow sen and Iniported to the emperor the secrets of Agriculture. C Sanford, Florida No More Trouble I.AKE MONItOi: A marriage of tim uual interest in this community was th at of Miss C arrie Wainwright and Mr. H arry Knhun which took place at 7.JO o'clock last evening at the residence of the bride, Itev. George Hyman, of the Uaptist church of Sanford offi­ ciating. The home was appropriately d e ­ corated In potted plant* and cut flowers and the bride who Is one of the winsomcft and prettiest of south­ ern girls looked her most attractiv e in white crepe de chine with a large bouquet of brides roses. Miss Avis Stenstront acted us bridesmaid while Mr. Carl Italian was best man. After the wedding the hridal party were entertained at Mr. •and Mrs. Wainwright* with a sum ptous repast aftr which the bride and groom left for a short honeymoon at Ja ck ­ sonville and other points, after their return they will be at home to their friends at Sanford. The bride is a daughter of Mr. T. E. Wainwright and an atraetive and popular girl. The groom is a son of Mr. It. H. C, Itabuii and is also quit** popular and is engaged in the railroad business at Sanford. Christm as passed off very qtiltely in this community. Only a few en ­ tertainm ents marked the occasion, one being the Christm as tree and party given by the G rade] school pupils by the faculty, Mr. mid Mrs. J. T. Jacobs and Mrs. S. H. Buch­ anan. The decorations were fitting the event and carried out the true Christm as spirit with old Santa .Glaus standing by the guyly tinseled and gala tree, all of which proved a source of delight to the children. Candies, cakes, grape juice e t c . were served anil each little partici­ pant enterc i into the occasion with much merriment and happiness. The marriage of Miss Ida Ahern and Mr. F. ('. Manure was, provaimed for the first time at th e Catholic church a t Orlando, Sunday, Miss Ahern was formerly a Monroe girt anti has many friends here who ex­ tend congratulations. Harney Lyons sold an acre and a half of lettuce yesterday from tin* field for JIL'OO, Mrs. It. T. Wynne lias returned to her home after being in Jackson­ ville for some time under the treat­ ment of ll >• doctor. Mrs. Wynne i* one of our most beloved matrons and her many friend* are glad to hear that she i* much improved in health. Misses Iicrthu and Ida Ahern have returned to t'aeir home a t Orlando after spending the week-end with Misses M ary and Lulu Mills. Mr. John Duke and bride of Okee­ chobee C i f ,, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ja tm s Oglesby. Mr. Guy Stnfford who has been holding a position ut'E dgurly, Louisianna is spending the holidays at his homo. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Wainwright F io n in \ lA C K S O rrV lL L E , M it •; D. a M OMBM,lr.,Ik 't 4 Tm i. T k s Talus el ■ (*rtiti««f J» p *ikU upon tHs q u tlitr and prepsl b l.n d m * ot ••t*nn«lolo ill tompexi lion, and I ha w a uaad in nunulatlurtn*. W a uaa frada n a if , rtaia and out (ittiluara aia bath* J br mora than Ihi f t , yaari aiparlanca In lb .tr ui* and nuou iu tu ria a . Q uu in 6m t and our piicaa p tk a i aia atain quality •SaatutinsT ia t, 0U t>Ucad ptatad 6rit in tiaa with qua Ills and compoiitlo*. I Ost Which Side !’ ■ W.t . SIMMONS, Vks-em. I U K U HUUt,rm. S r /E /m u s ’ E l e c t r ic P a s t e M o n e y fla c k I I It F a lls N D L E R S i {)) N 9 ^ F a m o u s F o r I t s A lc ir v e lo u s iM o to ? ’ u » l! d is t n d le r 5 S tr id e s in t o L e a d e r s h ip I \ th ere has ever been any q u estio n ns to C handler leadership of th e m ediu m -p riced fine car field, it is answered n ow . The dreat Chandler Six is sw eepin g its m arket. It ................................... .. *t cars. It stens in to d isp la ces less efficien serve th o se w ho previously have chosen only high-priced cars. \nd It pleases everywhere. From tw o th ou san d to three th ou san d discrim inating A m ericans bought C handler c a r s -o p e n an d e lo se d -e v e r y m outh th is Fall. Ami at no tim e has th e dem and been fu lly m et. T housands h a w waited m o n th s for their new C handlers, and have felt repaid for w aiting. N othhtg could m ore clearly show th e regard in w hich A m erica holds the (.h andler Six, than th e patience w ith which th ese thousands waited for w eeks am i m o n th s for th eir C handlers. They w aited because they knew w hat th ey were w a itin g for—because th ey knew it was w o rth w aiting for I f Y o u D o n ' t W a n t to W a i t N e x t Sprint*, O r d e r N o w . S IX SPLENDID IIODV TYPES S c iv n -P a tn n & r T ouring Cur, S i m F m ir-!\t« v m 'x r .r . m m Four-P auctnw r D ispatch Cur, Si 97j Seven-F as,enter Sedan, S2S9S Four-Pa c e n t e r Co.:pe, S J7 ,. Lim ousine. JJJ95 M l prices/, o. b. Cleveland WIGHT TIRE CO. CHANDLER MOTOR GAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO — .-*r r lr bet / . �JANUARY THE 8AM70RD H&R4LI) » » Sanford in a long timo and m eans more to tho city th a t would appear at first glance. Tho now owners In­ tend to remodel all store fronts and those on First S treet will bo modern In every icspcct and the floors low­ ered to the sidewalk level and new and up to date fronts m ade. When finished the building will have 11 store rooms and the rooms overhead will be made Into 15 ap art­ ments containing from two to four woman nm| child in the county rooms each and this will fill a long should take out a dollar m em bership felt w ant in Sanford. This building and aside from this there are l!un- is eno of the best in the city and is dreds who have promised to give a admirably situated on one of the stipulated sum each year to th is t principal corners. It was erected hospital. many years ago by the Plnnt System Now th at Hie hospital is alm ost and wus used for stores and for offi­ ready to open these poepie who are ces for the railroad compuny for intending to give should get ready many years. It has been in tho hands and not wnlt for the coinntlUetm to of the late George Fox for many see them but see M r. Lawton, or years and his son George Fox made Mrs. Deane T urner or Schelie Maincs the deal whereby the new owners or II. R. Stevens anyone of whom were the purchasers. will take the money and give you The property of late years has due credit. been in the possession of Frank And alw ays rem ember In connect­ Brown of New York who like nil ion with this hospital th a t, you may non residents has not improved tho be the next victim of disease and property any and tho udvent of the need the services of a first class new owners means th at the building hossprtn! and in giving you are will lie remodelled and made over taking out life insurance for your into one of the most modern build­ ings for store rooms and apartm ents health anil your well being. in this part of the state. This dem onstrates the healthy growth of the city and the deter­ mination of the homo people to purchase property and remodel and beautify not only the city property but the city as well. WHICH EVERYONE IN COUNTY IS INVITED in s p e c t h o s p it a l meeting of the director* of ernald-Laughton Memorial :il last night at th e court bouse vas a fair representation from - r .j eiry. President Laws i d e d and there was a general Georgia Lady, Regarding BlackDraught. Relief From' Head­ ache, Malaria, Chilli, Etc. Rlnrgnld, Go.— Mra. Chits. Gaston, ef this place, WTltes: “I am a user ct Tbedford'a Black-Drought i In fact, jt was one of our family medicines. Also lu my mother’s home, when I T,s a child- When any of us childrta complained of beadncho, usually caused b- constipation, sho gavo us e doso cf Black-Draught, which would rceilfy tho trouble. Often In the Coring, wo would havo m alaria and tfcllls. or troubles of this kind, we would tnko Black-Draught pretty roguUr until tho lite r acted well, and we would soon ho up mid Around spin. Wo would not bo without It, fur It certainly hoc saved us lots of doctor bills. Just n doso of BlackDraught when not eo well Bates a lot of ilavs In bed.” TVdford'a Black-Draught has been In uio for many years In tho treat­ ment of stomach, liver nnd bowel trouble?, nnd tho popularity which it tow enjoys Is proof of Its m e rit If your liver is not doing its duty, you will suffer from such disagree­ able symptoms as headache, biliousi*is, canstipatluu, indigestion, eta, ind unless something Is done, serious trouble may result Thcdford's Black-Draught hns been fo-ml n valuable remody for theso troubles. It Is purely vegetable, nnd lets In a prompt nnd natural • way, regulating tho liver to its proper functions and cleansing tho bowels of impurities. Try It. Insist on Thedfords, the original and gcnuJno. E 70 of New* York) and Leo Solomon of Jacksonville, were found in a fashion­ able tourist hotel in an unconscious condition from drinking what was thought to be a wood alcohol solution. They were reported a t the hospital to­ night to have a good chance of recovery. LEGAL ADVERTISING In C lr r u ll C o u rt. N n r n i h C o u n ty. I'la rliia . C irc u it, S e m in a l,- Ovcratrrct Turpentine Com any versua Emma Mitchell, Town of Altamonte Improvement Company, rt al. And now it appearing to the Court that a suit In Chanrrry has been Instituted In the Clrrult Court of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit of the Stale of Florida, for Sem inole County, to remove a cloud trorn title. In which the Ovrrattret Turpentine C om p an y is com plainant, and Em m a Mitchell, the Town e» *.!tasiir,to im pruvrm rnt C om p any and others arc defendants, and that a su b­ poena Issued In said cause to the Town nt Altamonte I mproveinrnl C om pany, to which the Sherilf of Seminole C ou nty has made the return that he Is unable to serve the same because the uftlrtrs or s t e n t s ot the corpor­ ation are unknown. It 1. ordered that the said corporation the Town of Altamonte Im provement C om ­ pany do appear and drtend the said suit on the 2 n d day of February. 1920, and that thla order shall lie published once it week lor four consecutive weeks In the Sanford Hrrstit, a newspaper published In Seminole County aforesaid. Ordered at Chambers at DeLand this 13th day of Drcembrr, 1919, JAS. W. I'E H K IN S Judge Seventh Judicial Circuit etc. W-IR-Mc. • l i d r i i c u t l o n i n d «Mt(. Purchaser to pay fur Id le . E. E. mtADY, Sheriff A entpota County, A tta in d er * Marlin, Atty'a for Plaintiff, W-2o-#te, In Clrrnll (,'atri. Hem Inoli- Usual?, florid a. IV opl.s Hank of Hanford, a rnrpnratlon, plaintiff, ra Citation. S. W ym an Hleete, Defendant. To S. Wyman Steele, a Non-realdant of tha State of Morlila: Take notlre that ault hat been Inatltutad oraln it you by I’rablea flank of Sanford, a corporation in the above at>lrd rourt, and a writ of attarhmrnt haa been aued out la • aid raute, and aaid writ of attachm ent levy haa been m a l e upon the following real a l ­ l e l e bclonrlnc to you ettuate In Samlnola County, Klorida. to-wtt: Lot 22 of Subdivision known aa Palm Mammock, a d o a atrip of land 100 feet wide off North siile of a tract of land detorlbed aa foliovaj to-wltt bc (ln n ln ( TNS [ret Sou th of the Northeast corner of See. 13, T a p . 20, Kanee ID K»st, run Wert SIS feet, thenro South PUS feet to ilyht of way of 8. A I, It. It. It,, now A. C. L It. It., thenra North* e n l e r l y 795,5 f i s t to l i n l Una of m M t ! - n !2. S i» o i» Nurtn i v l feet to point of tirrlnnlnf. You. the laid S. Wvm an Steele, a n on ­ resident of the State of llnrlda, are hereby required to appear and defend raid action on M onday the Sth day ot April, 1920, otherwise Judgement will he entered afalnst you hr default. Witness my hand this 7th day ot Decern* her. A. I). 1919. (SE A M K. A. DO UG LASS Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. Geo. A. DrCottee. Attorney for Plaintiff. W-20-IOte | BUSINESS CARDS One Inch Cards Will He Published U»* der This Heading Al The Rale Of *7.20 Per Year. SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER O n lC E IN T H E CO U R T HOUSE A Lite Real Estate Man SANFORD * A ir. in in the city was sentences! n few days ago to six months in the ehnlngnng. Just as lie was leaving the cour'.rooi:: . iw •■rgo of the xherilT one «ii the vntorpnz'ng reality men stepped up to the sentenced man and (|Ukt)y whispered: ".Say 1 hate to nsk you right now—but do you want to rent your house for the season? I think 1 can ‘place it* this afternoon." Which goes merely to show that there are sometimes some live ones in ‘he reality business.— Thorn in West Palm Beach Post. - - FLORIDA Florid* Automobile Protection FIRE nnd THEFT nnd COLLISION In. surnnee Issued by tho FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is tho safest and rhrnpcst In the world. Writ# for Information to headquarters Orlando Agents wanted In every town In Florida HENRY M cLA U LIN JEWELER MY SPUCIALTIES: PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES MESSRS. DAVISON AND WILLIAMS PURCHASE THE STONE-COVE BLOCK ON FIRST STREET WhetiYourSpnn^Breaks put on Another deal frr n thi si tie's block in Sanford m m " U . S . " B o o l s — mail', in all sisc a a n d i t . ’l c i , t e d , b lack a n J w h ite . zsors why the “ U.S. ** boot m iag rcpu lar everywhere TRONG and tough ct every point, made on ft good comlortable last— there’s a boot like that For you to wenr. S When the old boat heeb over and her lee rail goes under— if your boots leak then, it's cold, Vvet feet for the rest of the trip, perhaps long weeks of it. The U. S. rubber boot in tnndr fo r fisherm en — every pair backed up with extra thicknesses of pure Ask for US, ru b b er r.nd roou i.tro r;; Elicit w h e re th e w enr b h a rd e s t, n t ju b t f/io sa p o in ts w h e r e b o o ts nro l i k e l y to b rea k th ro u g h fir s t. E v ery pcir b m ado w ith p len ty of room ut th e to ca u tu l Ij sh ap ed t o n3 r.ct to ru b u p tr.d d o w n Lt tho heel. Go to the s to re a n d see for y o u r­ self theso U. S. b o o ts for fisherm en — an y length y o u w a n t, th e H alf H ip, the Hip, th e K nee Boot. Ask for LLS. R ubber fo o tw e a r—it m ea n s solid w ear an d long service for y o u r money. RUBBER FOOTWEAR United States Rubber Company hai just In-mi consum m ated making the fourth in the past three months nnd us usual the property wn* non resident property sold to home people who will plate it in first class shape. This it the Stone-Gove block nt the corner of First ftrect and Pal­ metto avenue nnd U one of the hand­ some* t blocks In hte-rity and one o! the licit In ronstruction. The StoneGove block hns l>cen owned since its comtruttion in the early days by the litirs who live in Cincinnati and sold by the agent fp . L. Woodruff to the Sanford Furniture Co., and Clins. F. Williams the Furniture Co., taking the corner store room anti the second floor of the same and Mr. Wil­ liams taking the east half of the build­ ing consisting of three store rooms an the seccnd floor of the same. The Sanford Furniture Co., will occupy the entire building on tho corner using both floors for their f growing business mid will Install an elevator later on Inter and make tho second floor a fine show room for furniture ensuite. Mr. Williams will continue to u e his half of the building for stores and the second Iloor ij occupied by Sanford Lodge of Elks with their lodge room ami cluli room*. Messrs. William.and Davison ure to be congratulated upon their purchase and the fact that home people are gradually buying up all of the non-resident projwrty in the city that has never received tin* atten­ tion of the owners, that hns been taking the rent money out cf the city am! that bus not l*een identified with the intrests of the city in any way am' coming into home folks hands ii a matter of congratulation to Sanford. It means that home people huve the interest of the city at heart, that they recognize the growing city and. that they have all the faith and confidence in the city nnd ure willing to purchase this projierty ami spend big sums on its improvement. Must M eet Budget Budapest, Jan Jl.—'T ho M inister of Finance states th a t, no m atter how much Hungarian territory ma he reduced by plebiscites and final boundary decisions, a yearly income from 10,000,000,000 to 12,000,000,000 crow ns.w ould in* necessary to meet the Hungarian budget. Miami Couple Unconscious From Imbibing -tVood Alnhol Miami, Jan. 3.—A man and woman, who guve their names as M*f. Caldwell AUTO OW NERS Call on u s for exact d u p lic a te of your broken spring, ^ n n d recclvo A spring s a th f n c tlo u Mm t h a t Is JK r Nullsr o t NheiirUi Hair Notlre is hereby flven (bat umler ami liy virtue n( an earrull.m Issued out uf ami un ­ der Ihr sral o( tin* Civil <‘ourt ol llrrord of Duval C ounty, Stair nl Flori-le, b r s i l n t ilati- Det-ember 12th 1919, in that rrrtain rausi- wherein the Independent F etllllier U n m psn y, n corporation Is th e plaintiff ami Jam ,* A. Johnson is Ihr d-tem ien t, I havlevied upon, am! Mill otter (nr salr, anil aril to the hlchrst amt hrst hlilitrr tor rash, In front of Ihr Cour House ilnor In Hinlonl, Sem inole 3uunty, I'lorhia, -luring tho Kyat hours of salo on Monday February 2nd 1920, tho followlns described land siluato in Srmlnolo County, Florl-ta, tt>-wit: llrylnnlnr a' •» Sortlon post ot KerlUu lim- -I Section D», Townsh ip ill S., U. 30 K.t run North H chains, t h e m e Fast h chains, thm ro South S rhalns, thrnro Wrst & chains to hiylnnlnr; b e ln f tho Wrst hall •>( t nt t, arroriilnc to William llraritall'a map ot St. Jos.ph'a; virrptlni; a strip ol land lb fort skill- along tho .South ami Wrst allies nt •aid la ml. Haiti larnl Iti In- *oft1 In m tU fy real, M r ORDER EARLY IDEAL FERTILIZERS Spring fertilizer should be put in ' tho ground the last of Ja n u ary or early in February. The tree needs it and cun use it to far b e tte r adv antage than later in the season. Owing to unsettle 1 conditions of labor and tran sportation, order mow so as to be sure of get­ ting delivery by tiir.c you need it. For normal conditions, wc recom m end: But, as ever, we have wide runge of your re quirementM, we can fill them . Send for C atalogue and Price List. WILSON & T0 0 MER F E R T I L I Z E R COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, :: :: :: :: FLORIDA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 09, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 09, 1920. 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>, January 09, 1920; <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/67a0b2dc2e7f52e4595d80ae314f566e.pdf caf9b599dcd510b9026580b23dac915d PDF Text Text ■r ;>.;** ■* ' * ' ' *. .* * 1 , -•• T H E ' , S A N ) ; c*;? •<vT;<»Jirr'v . i . . ■ ........................................................................................ i ’O K i D .. . >v • ^ -X.f v 7 t • In SB j +?rv': * M^svy•rT* -' *»• . '-yifti ' h‘ »>- • * . «V* - • *» >***»4. • * *-* ■*• r V • H E R A L D IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N * -T 3 1 NUMUKIt 22 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16,1920 U rM E XI F i r s t C a r o f C e le ry [ospital E q u ip m e n t I s S h ip p e d T o d a y C o s ts M u ch M o n e y F r o m T h is S e c tio n B u t W ill B e B o u g h t Chas. E. Henry Sends TURKISH Lie Are Rallying to BLIZZARD Out First Car the Call MINISTER SWEEPS BRINGS $4P E R CRATE l I IS ACTIVE MICHIGAN Gonzalez For Preddcnt Mnlin, Mexico, Jon. 14.—I’ublo Gon­ zalez, formerly general of a division in the Mexican army, tonight accepted the presidential nomination Indore the convention of the Democratic league which had selected him for its standard Gen. Gonzalez is the second open aturday hearer. candidate to announce himself. Gen. Alvaro Obregon having opened his n eeds AND presidential campaign lost June with HE OF T ,,,‘ a s s o c i a t i o n the issunnee of a manihsto from his iHtl THE ............. ......... ~ .. ; taauance ot u munueiu BEEN DOING home in the state ef Sonora. .Ksilrmtn asked a member of | Jn ncccpt|ng the nomination, Gen. ‘ KrzilJ.Uoghton Memorial, Gonzalez issued n manifesto in which ‘ ' | lucoiation the other day he said, relating to foreign relations; y bought the institution would "T o assure exterior peace upon a ,iw tver thought the hospital basis of respecting the legitimate rights „ » P»y1nB p ro p e l, of foreigners, taking into consideration i business to moke money that almost nil international difference* ■loudly mistaken. Hospitals us jv*sult through interpretation serf lack % , -.n!«M I Icy are heavllv^ _ . . mutual undrerstanding, l pieoge ^ it ad , - • 11 »* “ co,.‘ n y sd f to develop vlgor.Vufly not only ct.uu«le for existence and un y official relations with other countries, it’»«t attention to dctuiis and particularly the United State*. hut t«t of business management also commercial and intellectual inter­ , *iny of them from showing a change." £ lt the end of each fiscal year. date the cavalry and zartillery. Part of this road has already been construct­ ed and rises generally from the ruin* of the tribune where Marc Antony delivered the funeral oration over Julius Caesar to the level of the approa­ ches leading to the a capital steps. Cannon and ammunition carts and motor lorries will replace the chariot and mortars dragged up thz famous Capitotino Hill centuries ago. There will l*** no elephants and camels, no prisoners in chuins. llut aircraft will hover over the ceremony and attest modern man's conquest of the air, even though he has never beer, able to equal the urt achievements of pagan Home when it waa capitol of tho entire known world and all discovered por­ tions of Europe. Asia and Afrrica wen' ruled iron the very up t Italian soldiers will receive their palms. LOOKS LIKE SANFORD WILL HAVE ANOTHER RECORD BREAKER SCO RES OF TOW NS ARE IN STIRRING UP THE ANIMALS IN ASIA MINOR AND INDIA Sanford's first car of celery wns ISO LA TED l» Y tILIZZAKI) AND SN O W STO RM • (hipped today. Chas. FL Henry has Geneva. Jzan. 15, (Ily Associated the destlnction of being the first ship, Traverse City, Mich. Jan. 15, (B y Press) Flnver Pasha, former Turkish minister of war recently elected King per of tho celery season in the year of Associated Press) Scores of northern Michigan towns are isolated today of Kurdistan has started a bolshevik 1920 m.d the car is good stuff nnd wo by the worst blizzard in years. revolution in Turkostnn, Afghanistan understand brought the price “I $4 Zero temperatures and impassii h* :iof1 JM.. Mat an according to Baku per crate. The first of • the celery a n c ^ i.ilta pul m*v « n t co muniliia auvievs. Enter said to be directing tietiig chipped means that Sanford’s in a f3 ions predicament on account Ills energies against the British prestige great money crop will aion he going In 30 Foot Rout oil the coal shortage. Practically in SoutF.rwestern Asia hit ultimate all ralVond trntllc is suspended since aim bring India. Hull, J«n. 15.—George Stout, a forward ut a great rate nnd all signs ships boatswain, and Williams Mehcw, point to a most piosprrous season as late Tuesday. a ships rigger, are planning to cross the the first car going out at this prico Atlantic in a 30-foot lifeboat this winter and the buyers offering $4 a crate here and they cx|ieet to rover the 3,500 und making contracts spell prosperity with a great big letter. miles in about three month*. |(v.‘ hospital will he like every Governor Names Three For Epileptic The celery is from the farm of , hospital. It will house charity Board A. G. Purvis who sent two stalks and pavir.t patients and * Hamburg Shrinks Tallahassee. Ja n . 15.—The gov­ (tiers sc expect to take patients Hamburg. Jan. 16.— Hamburg no of tho first celery to the Herald ernor today appointed Dr. Robert L. itvv* plenty of money to pay Hnrris of Jacksonville, Sidney V. longer ranks in the class of cities having office. Tho celery is being packed In affine over the nctunl expenses population of 1.000,000 nnd more. the new Zachary-Tyler erntes also Hough of GVetna and Mrs. Edgar 1cf which will help the institution Lewis of Fort Fierce to he members The war and tho blockade have reduced n Sanford product and Mr. Purvia ,nt Joan the deficit. We expect its number of inhabitants to 985,000 »ays tills crate is the real thing in of the hoard of the Florida Farm (it new hospitul to pay—ut us compared with 1,0.15,000 recorded carriers. The Zachary-Tyler Veneer Colony' for Epileptic located at Co., started their big mill here this 4 10 pay the expense of operating Gainesville for the respective terms TROUBLE MAY SPREAD THROUGH in the Inst year Indore the war. fall und nre making the best crates in n!t> one on the hoard expects the of three, two and one year from GERMANY AND AUSTRIA the state. [fyi! to make money although icJanuary 14. The governor also named C O M E S I N T O II E I N G A N I) AMERICA WILL NOT IIE A if eventually pay more than ex- Gainesville as the first jdnee of meet­ A had iM'ginning makes a good end­ London, Jun. 15, (By Associated PARTY TO MEETING and then the surplus will be ing is the old adage and the growers Press) F'ear* are expressed in diplomatic ing. Tho meeting will he held In the h{£;k in equipment and bulldhad a had beginning in may Instances pnrlors of tho Whltohouae hotel, Paris. Jan. 15, (By Associated Pres..) despatches reveeived hire that the foo lake rare of the fast growing tills season as the celry after being set The League of Nations comes into Berlin troubles may spread throughout January 22 and 23. i of a fas*, grow ing city. out had n hot season tliut started the being tomorrow at the public ceremony Germany and even to Vienna through worms and insects generAHy working [ (k^r hospital is not a money makof the F'rench Foreign office. Leon the agency of the Communists, this with the result that tniirh of the stuff IKkrrne. It Is for the benefit of element using the recent Berlin dis­ Ilourgcous the F’rench representative hud to la* ic| lantcd. But it is all ttli&i and the association will orders to inflame the inarsis by repre­ will preside and make the opening looking fine now.ami the cold wruthor ytrat^ wi t h the eye senting thiose killed ns martyrs to the BIG M EETIN G AT LOUISVILLE address. The American Ambassador gV for the benefit of those who W ILL - W IPE OUT MASON has been g<»od for the crop and nil the Wallace and the American representa­ cause of the people. [irosperts are bright. i riok and suffering and the many AND DIXON LINE tives at the Peace Conference will not sho heretofore were obliged Many of the growers use boarding attend. Press comment on the meet­ BERLIN IS GUILT Louisville, Jan . 15, (B y Associated their celery now and there will l>e an i rile long trips to distant cities ing dwells principally upon the absence .iUi» rare of their loved ones who : And Ptess) Clergymen nnd laymen re­ active movement starting about the of the United States. Most of the Lull After The Storm of Riot presenting six millions Methodists of first of February at which time Sanford [art ill. Our hospital will have t he j Killing t;r.tnt necessary to perform dilli- REPORTS FROM PUEIiLA SHOW newspapers predict the absence will the country attending the meeting will lie some busy place. The wise ones not he l o n g say, "The League of Nations I,ondon, Jan. 15. (By Associated which began here today of the joint lob editions and simple operations MORE THAN THREE THOUS­ sny then* will he a slump in the market cannot he complete until America Press) Berlin is quiet Wednesday ac­ hit of all it will lie one of tho Commission of the Methodist F.pis- when it all starts moving hut slumps AND DEATHS is represented." cording to wireless dcs| niches from copal Churches, North and South to _t comfortable hospitul* in this occur every year and are not the buga­ Mexico City, Jan. 16, (By Associated rt of the south. The physician* then-. discuss the unifacntlon of the two boo that they formerly were atld oven mod those from other cities who Prc*s) Reports from Puebla stnte tell churches. Delegates considered it n with a slump the |>rhe will get up again in viewed our hospital say that I of the terril le loss of life that region foregone conclusion that the merger und from nil that the people Interested would he immediately agreed upon. ran learn nnd taking it from the former U " •' fr " , <or| J th, caftlia parpciie in the state and with i l *iKT,c,,L,x*4 ^ r year* this season will ho as goed a* tb« tt tery little e xpense cun be m ade. quake January 3rd. In <rn rur. PEACE CONDITIONS last season which means that Sanlord liner and better each year. Ju st state the death toll rooms growing and will lie on the top ol the heap when tha b* tie campaign i* on for supplies reports Iront Coutzlun declaring tlia Will lie Handed To Hungarian Brieseason is over. Bl fundi and just a few items that the numl rr in that city and nearby .gallon Today lat le purchased aside from th ojtiw n s is n ore than three thousand. Paris, Jnn. 16, (By Associated Press) ku! equipment .will give one J ------------ • Peace conditions will he handed Into •s* id«a of the needs: IJNSKTTI ED CONDITION SPRE today - to the Hungarian delegation. Ha*rital operating table, $350. VENTED BIG TIM E IIEFORI A summary of the terms will bo made *I h1 itretcher, $35.00. HUT WILL NOW BREAK OUT public tonight. MAZATLAN A R R E ST E D AT Sterilizer, $500. AN1> sf: n FO R ASSAULT Rome, Jan. 15.—Italy h is not yet Iwniment cabinet, $275.00 Princeton, Jan. 14.—Advocates o* TF.NCED Lt* operating *et, $125.00 had it* victory celebration. The the com roiniso program won a *w> epl IGIzis top tables, $20.00 Washington, Jun. 15. (B y Associ­ ceremonies whl.h were to have taket ing vortory today in Prlnccton'a pol lu mining table, $13.00 ated Press) The two American sailors phi e early this month had to he poit on the l/>ngue of Nations question. Dl Mro Light .et, $320.00. nrrested at Mazntlan Mexico on the ,,u u d horaiuo of the d'Annundo in- the 1,696 votes chst, 800 favored a Ksiton Drill set, $10.00. charge of assaulting Mexican citi­ compromise between the Lodge nnd Iitsbatiun et, $30.00. zens and sentenced to two months ridint and the unwilled political con- dem ocratic reservations. Cptoirope set, $110.00. preparations continue RECENT EVENTS ONLY PRELUDE; imprisonment were released today iliti n.t. But ^■>d pri ‘tire meter, $12.50. ami when the | uluw of v i.tcrj “f1 TO OTHERS OF MORE 1M-. the stute department was advised. POLAND CHINA HOG IN Sri'n operating ►et, $68.00. handed to the heron of the gnut wes p o r t a n c e INDIANA S E L L S FOR $35,000 early next sj ring it will b? a celohralion ■*'* articles are to he purchased Geneva, Jnn. 15, (By A-evfHted Noblcsville, Ind. Jnn. 16. (B y not excelled uin.o the most glocriots ha the government at less than the Associated Press) Chief’s Best, Press) Recent events In Berlin s»id da>s ol ti.e Roman Flmplrr. *T!d nut u:id must he purchased to l*e only a prelude to other* of more * :l-*iet or not at nil thus taking spotted Poland Chinn hog sold to­ Workmen arc now engaged in mal mg importance width tho Independent light equipment to he day for thirty five thouaand dollnrs highways l>> which the troops may Socialist* intend to prnviokr on tho a new record prico for one hog. N or lold. pass along exactly the route followed anniversary of the death of Karl LcL by the force* of Titus nnd Constantine A'M* from this set of instruments liknect, January sixteen, according to German Wage Incrense when they returned to Rome along the *:c many more such as the IlefHn advices. Cologne, Jun. I I . - T h e average Ap|tan Way und made their way tl.ro light for the operating room the Roman Forum to the ca|itol. The will not $125.00 and many dally wage of workingmen in Ger­ "R em oved" Sheriff of Flsrambla victorious army will march under the 5r*f iMichs that are necessary.. many has Increased 241 percent, nnd SETTLES Will Make Fight For I] 1m Post * t-ermary repairs to the building of women 263 percent since 1914, famous arch of Constantine, through G O VERN M EN T S T R IK E LABOR QUESTION the arckh of Titus, past the ruins of * >r«t»llatioii of an elevator and according to the Imperial Wokers’ Pensacola, Jai^. I I . — F’ormer She­ d epa rtm en t an n ou n ces t h e SA TISFA C TO R ILY the Collaseum, which Titus built after other improvements to make Gnzctte of Germany. The greatest riff Jam es C. Van Pelt, renovedtfrom DISTRIBUTION o f THIS MEDAL Ids conquest of Jerusalem, through tho loipital a real hospital all tnk inJrcsc wns In the case of the elec­ London, Jan . 15, (B y Associated office Nov. 25 by Governor C atti, Forum Press! Delegates of the Railwnymens today instituted proceedings In the ind then after the building trical industry. According to nn Washington, Jan. TA, 'B y Associated historic ruins of the Reman • |« w„| cost (j gidy BUm to article In u recent Issue of the Colo­ Press) Distribution of the silver victory past what remains of the Temple of the Union* have accepted thegovernment supreme court to require Sheriff ri on the work. The association gne Gazette the expenses of main­ star to men wounded in the naval Vestal Virgins, up tho Capitolina Hill offer in the snttlement of the wage Curtice Whitaker to show by what wtn proceeding slowly and care­ taining A family of four persons urnlce during the war will begin Imtne- to the Altar of tho rather and, the •cale demands in lower grades of the right ho Is holding the office of y led trying to save money on totals 240 marks a week, or 12,480 Uly the navy department annnunr-cd monument erected to the illustrious service. sheriff of Escambia county. thing and at the same time get year. Victor Emanuel 11. Sheriff Whltatfer, commenting on ed today. ‘iLi^pital ready at once. the case, announced that lie would Since tho days of the Empire the Orlando Lineman Dies T’k* LI* hearted people of Seminole contest the attem pt to oust him. center of Rome has undergone many h m p l o y e e s c o u n c il Orlando, Jan . 14.— Harry W. Kessl Van Pelt changed In tho proceed: changes and It will require much tem­ i r,F kave responded nobly to R>nity,g ta || nn(, afe doing more slcr, who was weverdy burned while Ing* that he was removed from office porary reconstruction to male it possible Communist Manifesto Issucft In without warrant. their share toward equipping repairing electric light wire, on a for troops to follow the ancient course Germany ! bo*pita| and when they see It pole here yesterday, died at the it is said that Van P elt.w as re­ Berlin, Jnn. 16, (By Associated Press) of victor*. Steps h*vo replaced the ,t*<5 noxt Saturday they the ' For Florida fair tonight probably moved by Governor C atta on the hey will be Orange General hospital this after­ A Communist nanlfesto Usued today ancient highway leading tram »»M?d by ,he sight of th is fine noon. The ,body will be .hipped to light frost north porflon. Frldsy fslr strength of a letter written by an urge* immediate election of tho rov- Roman F’onim to th* capitol. Con­ Mint »nd the work cork of the assed- tho deceased's homo at Maryville olutionsry employee* council* In all sequently it will bee necessary to build and warmer In north portion! Gentle agent of the g ov ernm en t,f !. ea-» — - for • N. Y ., tomorrow accompanied by Holloway. treat- work a great wooden road, over these to airommo winds mostly northeast. the industrial eatabliahmenta. his friend, Balias Tuttle. B t S ts 68 LEAGUE OF ENGLAND FEARS FOR NATIONS ON BERLIN RIOT TOMORROW METHODISTS WILL UNITE ONE CHURCH EARTHQUAKE LOSSES MUCH IN M EXIC O PRIZE HOG SELLS FOR BIG PRICE AMERICAN ITALY WILL CELEBRATE SAILORS THE VICTORY RELEASED SILVER STAR FOR NAVY WOUNDED BERLIN IS IN THROES OF REVOLT r-ga -sjl RAHWAY MEN ARE SATISFIED Weather Report T T T *”r > i. 4m b i a r q TTt ttf i \* V J ' 1,1 ! . ;f.| • •* , m p 1 V1 rIfi ■:*i ■r .'A , ' i -'.urn d jw 1 �THB SANFORD HESALD C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e rs W ill B u ild R o a d s With S u r f a c e T r e a te d M a te r ia l GOOD N EW S TO TH E PEOPLE WHO WANT TH E HOADS STA BTED AT ONCE The board ot county commission­ ers met yesterday in all day session and the minute., rif the meeting in full will be published in another is­ sue of The Herald. Suffice to soy here that they did a noble work in a very short time when they decided to get right down to business and build the good roads so badly needed nnd build them right now. They de­ cided to appoint Fred Williams us the engineer in charge of the roads nnd this will give general satisfac­ tion all over the county. Mr. Willium is a first class engineer nnd above nil lie is fair and square and will do the right thing for all parties con­ cerned. The rothmissioners also de­ cided to build the roads of the sur­ face treated materials t hut have boon explained in this paper several times nnd with which the people are fntniInr. it was up to them to take this material because it seems to be the only material that can be purchased nt this time that fits the needs of the people nnd the pocket hook n* (be a.tine time. With a certain sum of money *■» spend and this sum voted many months ago and the price of mater­ ials going higher all the time tiie hoard have struggled nlong for some time trying to get the best that their money would buy*. They voted for cement grouted brick hut when it came time to build these roads the money was not of sufficient pro­ portions to touch this kind of con­ struction nnd since that time they have been figuring it get the best material that their money would buy They are spending the people’s money nnd they want to make it go as far ns possible and still givo the tax payers a good and lasting ma­ terials nnd they were in the same position as the thirfty housewife who has a certain sum each week nnd who who must make it go all the way round. If she can buy a certain kind of coat it is up to her to buy it with the amount she has on hand. And thus with our commissioners. They leg will make our money go as far as it sustained terrible injuries, one can and they can do no more and being- mangled. Helen Dutton was we believe that they have decided severly bruised and scratched about wisely M i l d well ul their meeting the body and face. yesterday. The only eye witnew of the accident was Mrs. Guyer of Orange City, who Speaking About Be Colics was visiting Mrs. Laura .Marshall at The DeLand Weekly News has re­ Orange City Junction and happened ceived from George A. DeCottes of to see the entire accident. Sanford the formal announcement of his candidacy for Stale attorney, to succeed David Sholtz of Daytona, who was ap|>ointeil by the governor after tho Seventeenth Circuit was created.' Mr. DeCottes is one of the l*Mt known attorneys in this section of Florida, Is said to have a real backbone, and if nominated and appointed to the office will without doubt endeavor to make a name for himself.- DeLand News. boy* of their age, popular everywhere they went Both of them were enthusi­ astic members of the local troop of Boy Scouts and were active In all kinds of athletics. The entire dty grieves with the people of these boys in their loss. It Is the saddest and mo*t tragic accident ever in this section DeLand News. Pending the arrival of Mr. Mercer from Quincy and Mr. Wilson from Jacksonville, fathers of the boys, no lie— Fresh Eggs. Delivered arrangements for the funeral have been week. Address D. care of made. Both Mr Mercer and Mr. 21-StpW . Wilson are expected to arrive this after­ noon. W anted—To rent for one year a place near Sanford, of 2 to 5 acres All DeLand sympathizes with the parents of these boys. They were the of land and 5 or 6 room houso. finest of the fine.Tom Wilson and Bill Address "R en ter” care of Herald. W-18-3tp. Mercer were both leaders among the Geo A. DeCottes, a prominent at­ torney of Sanford, is the first candi­ date to announce himself in the local field, declaring his candidacy for state attorney of the seventh judicial cir­ cuit in tho Journal this morning. The seventh rircuti is composed of tho counties of Volusia, Seminole nnd Bre­ vard. David Sholtz of Daytona, Ls the pres­ ent state attorney, nnd the announce­ ment of Mr. DeQpttes brings forth the interesting question as to whether or not there will Ik* any vacancy to Ik* fi led in the primary next June. At tiie last scsiion of the legislature Mr. Sholtz was np|M>inted for a four year term, his appointment confirm" I b* t!< •• -cuttle ami u commivdon i •tied for the four vrnr term Mr. Shoitz was out of the city Sat­ urday and a statement of ids intentions could not l»e obtained, hut it is very probable he will take the |H .ition that there it no vacancy and that he still has more than thr.*e years to serve. Should he view the mliter in this light it would not only ho necessary for Mr. DeCottes to win in the primary, hut lie would also have to win l{ie otlice in n legal contest.— Daytona Gazette the history of thi» section, three young hoys were killed and one girl injured when the automobile in which they were driving, was struck and smashed One of lnler*-Ht l<> Our Renders by a freight train nt Orange City Junc­ Good news In-ars reiK-nting, nnd when tion yesterday afternoon. Tom. nge it is confirmed after a long lapse of time, even if we hesitatal to In-lieve it at first 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wilson, hearing, we feel secure in accepting its of North Boulevard William, nge truth now. The following experience of 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. **V. Mercer, a Sanford woman Is confirmed after five of North Clarn avenue. Homer, age years: Mrs. J. Metsch, 600 Fiat St., says: 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Culp, of "The experience I had with Doan's Orange City. Helen, dnughter of Mr. Kidney ('ills leads me to recommend and Mrs. J. W. Dutton of West New them highly. They are a fine remedy for kidney-trouble and if used properly, will York avenue. surely do good work. I nnd just re­ Yesterday afternoon a party com­ covered from an attack of grip when prised of Misses Julia and Helen Dutton my kidneys began to bother me and my hack pained Intensely. Rending an ad­ with Francis Miller, son of Architect vertisement of Doan's Kidney Pills, I Miller. Bob Walters, Twin Wilson ami began to take them. I was very much Bill Mercer left DeLmd in tin* Dutton's pleased with the results nnd am glad to Foril for Orange City. Here they give this endorsement. invited Miss Elizabeth linrgreaves to Hasn't SulTered Since The above statement was given May accompany them to Blue Springs. 21, 1914, and on March 19, 1918, Mrs. When they reached the springs, two Melsch said: “1 have had no nred for boats were secured* nnd they s|M'tit a Dorn’s Kidney Pills since endorsing them in 1914. I think they are a won­ pleasant time in nnd around the springs derful remedy, for the good they did me Then in spirit of mischief, Tom Wilson, has proven lasting.” Bill Mercer umi Helen Dutton, who Pries* 60r ut all dealt r.«. Don’t simply were together in one boat, lunded, ask for a kidney remedy—get Doans POLs—the same that Mrs. Melsch had cranked up the ear and left with the Foater-Milhurn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, possible intention of scaring tiie rest of the party. Young Miller, Hot* Waters and the MUzes Julia Dutton and Elizabeth Hargreaves decided to walk bark to Orange City. They had not gone far when they was the Foril aiming after them and they hid in the bushes. 'I hey went on their way and when they had reached the Orange City Water Works they heard the Ford aiming agni.i. They hid and after it had pawed they went to Mrs. Hargreaves where they stnrtal enjoying themselves, eating randy, etc. Those in the -car returned to the Springs, still on the lookout for their riends and saw Homer Culp there, he accepting an invitation to ride hack with them. Bill Mercer was driving Vulcanizing Is Economizing with Tom Wilson nnd Helen Dutton in No two waya about it —you can tha front seat with him. Hrlen living between the two hoy*. Homer Culp save u lot of money on your tires if was alone in the hack seat. you let us vulranize those shoes nnd As they were on their way hack a tubes y tu imagine are worn out and freight train was seen coming. Young only fit for the junk pile. You’d he Mercer estimated he could cross in-fore aurpriaed at the money we can lave it reachal him. The engine caught you, and the long life of your tlrea the car where the hack door opena. after we fix them up for you. The car .wai entirely demolished and its occupants were itrewn along the ' track for a distance of about a hundred PHONE 17 yards. Tom!j|WU*on and Bill Mercer Oak an 3rd fit. Sanford, Florida were killat£immcdiate)y. Homer Culp KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Young Culp and Helen Dutton weri first taken to Mrs. Hargreaves at Or­ ange City. Sho did all that possibly could be done by anyone for their comfort. Later last night they wen* both moved to the DeLand hospital and this morning, a little after eight o’clock, young Culp died. Miss Dutton is still at the hospital but it is believed she is in no danger. For Sale or Exchange— One 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. Walking distance to city. Two lota corner Center and Elm Ave. Two lota west tide Palm etto Ave., 60 ft from Eleventh S t. Make offer. B . T. Corey owner, 176 N. Spring S t., Los Angeles, Cal. V>20-213tp. For aalc—Fino Enquire at 908 cowJ [ and calf. French ave. 7 • W-17-4tp. For sale—Second hand bleach! paper for two acres. O. C. Uryar Wagner. Fla. W-17-4tp. Farm Photography Photos of all kinds. at 113 Elm Ave. a specialty. See Sheafer 9-tf :if * | MBr v» JV t i p ^ ijrv* -v - - ; Five years ago the Truck Farmers Industry in central Florida, especially in Sanford, was depending nlmost altogether upon the mule as a means of hnuling fertilizer to the field and vice versa, and Letture and Celery to the station. Tho mule was a most Inefficient instrument to do this work, slow add unwieldy, he plnddcd, iron-hoofed and complaining, a synonym of the methods of days long passed. ' The hoofs of the beast hit into the decking of the street, and n trail of uncleanliness marked his plodding path. With cheap labor, a sluggish market, a discouraged commsision man, the mule seemed to fit into the picture with peculiar appropriateness. But then, Ah, Hn, nlmost in the twinkling of an eye, the situation changed. War raised it's hideous head above the Eastern horizon, the world’s man-power war. drawn into the conflict. The price of labor began to soar and then the great demand for hauling came. Thus was born a necessity a demand for methods, greater efficiency. And then was horn a trailer on Dorner’s Farm to fill this urgent demand. It was early in February 1916 when the writer paid his second visit to Sanford, seeing how the FAHM LABOR walked to work from town 2, 3 4, 6 and even six miles like cattle on Celery Avenue. It impressed on my mind why a laborer in great Northern cities rides a street car for five city blocks for a nickel nnd here F IV E miles to get a jo b for n dollar a dn>*. Those farms nearer to town had the opportunity to open their gate and pick the best as usual when he had enough he simply closed the gutc. That meant "N o More Farm Help W anted." The writer's farm is five miles from town therefore nothing else was left hut sorry farin-help to work with. The consequences were: in the ham ’s small shop on Celery avenue we climbed into overalls and went to work ami made a four-wheeled trailer. While this first trniler was more or less of an experioment nnd different materially from the trailer now being used it was a tremendous success from the first hour’s work. In fact it was such a sucess that nil farm help wanted to get a free-ride to the job on the trailer. Then we started to pick the best labor to work for us. * And so other farmers cuine into line, nnd haul their farm help only in autos ns we did. This start­ ling inovation, and this departure proved to many of them that here was indeed a great development nnd improvement over any heretofore known method of hauling farm help to and from work. Thus was the start where we began pouring fnim help cn 10th street nnd Sanford Ave., and the demnnd kept growing, growing steadily until.thi« demand completely itnotbetcd the negro farm help and its augmented force of workmen to haul tbrm to werk. Blit today, why ovctlead the cn| ccity t f your car? Some i f them seated on the rear fenders! Anti even lying down on t ie frent (n icer! Till ycur car legari bulging at the middle—the loving family treasure you penes, ne'er m e it cay for 1160.CO fn m Al Dotner anti your hauling problem is solved for years to come witluut any extrn cost cr overhauling. A letter follows from the Ford Motor Co., Detriot Mich,, ami The Wilson ft Toomer Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville, Flu. $250.00 f. c Sanford • Dec. 31, 1919. Mr. AlJ Dorner, Sanfortl, Florida. My Dear Mr. Dorner: This will thunk you for your courtesy in remembering us with n copy of The Sanford Herald of December 19th carry­ ing a good sized nil showing your fllver and trailer nt work. ' As we look at the (liver, we ask ourtelves anti ask our sou " Is there no humanity left in thp hcatts.of men?” Look how that poor little diver is bowed down with the great weight you have put upon her hotly, nnd yet, uncomplaingly she not only carries the weight herself hut hauls that immense triler No, two big mules wouldn’t carry any such load ns that, anti it would puzzle four big mules. if you are trying to get the farmers in your vicinity and the produce growers, that is a splendid advertisement. We want to thank you for the compliment paid to the F'ord Car, hut there is no other car made in the world with which you could, with confidence, take <uch liberties. FO R D M OTOR COM PANY C. A. B R O W N E L L Managerfof Advertising. CABtADH Mr. Albert Dorner, Sanford, Florida. My Dear Mr. Dorner: December *13, 1919. I have received from you this morning the pictures of your big Ford and Trailer, loaded with the best stuff on earth, nnd if anybody had told me that you could put that much ferti­ lizer in a Ford, 1 never would have believed it. You seem to have it sticking on everywhere, except op the radiator, and I expect, if the hood was lifted, you might find a small bag of fertilizer in there. With a good old Ford nnd a little ingenuity, which some of you at Sanford have plenty of, you will never have any troubles about transporting or%moving your fertilizer and produce. When you were up here the other day, I received your post card, nnd it was certainly an awful accident you witnessed when the aviator was killed. I t will certainly get them all, • if they stay in it long enough. I hope everything is moving along with you in good ahape, and with my very beat wishes for n happy Xmaa and pro­ sperous New Year, I am, B W IIsM E V Yours sincerely, WILSON & TOOM ER F E R T IL IZ E R CO. B A Y L E SS W. H A Y N ES. �itvnw'i? iff** JANUARY THE SANFOBD HER ........ * WATERWAYS CIRCUIT COURT TO RECEIVE MEETS TODAY ATTENTION REGULAR SESSION Herald Want Ad Gasoline And Mobileil UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Unite d StaTe< Tires B. & O. Motor Having Purchased the B. & O. Motor Co., from J. R. Stewart, we arc prepared to give all the Old Patrons and the New Ones. First Class Service Complete Line of 'Tires Tubes and Accessories For Any Make of Car & -O. Motor 3J Ynlcin Springs M. C. Hodges, Prop. Perry Jernigan, Bus.Mgr. Storage For Can \ AUTO SUPPLIES S a n fo r d . F lo r id a . FIRESTONE GIANT CORD TRUCK TIRES 35x5— 36x6— 38x7— 40x8 W E ALSO C A R R Y T U B E S AND F L A P S F O R T H E S E S IZ E S WIGHT TIRE COMPANY S ’5 SANFORD MANAFTER THE RED DINNER PAIL IS PASSING FROM MILLS LOOK tor our display of new goods at our WAGES II HI NG R E STU RA N TS AND C APETERIA 8 TO T ill: W ORKM EN Pittsburg, Jnn. 14.—The dinner A . V. FRENCH HELPS TO ROUND pail is passing from the mills and UP RADICALS IN PHILADELPHIA factories of the Pittsburg district. From the sunny zephrys of Florida Resturants and cnfctcrius are tak­ to the blizzard-swept streets of Phila­ ing its place in the more important delphia was some jump for two secret plants because executives are be­ service1 men to work in and around ginning to reulize that a ho!, pala­ Tampa from time to time, hut the table meal makes the workman more sudden change in temperature did not contented and more valuable than 1 impair their ability to do some extra the cold, indigestible food packed tugging on the net Unde Sam spread i away in a tin bucket. In tlie Homestead mills of the over the City of Brotherly Love lost Carnegie Steel company in Munhall, Friday night when some 400 Bolsheviks, a few miles from Pittsburg, more communist lahorites and radicals gen­ than 11,000, men are fed in the erally were raptured in raids planned cafeterias every day, and the num­ by the department of justice. Details ber is constantly growing. At the from official sources show that A. V. French, special agent in rharge of the plant of the Westinghouse Electric Tampa district, and Agent George & Manufncfacturing company in Kilncr of the Jacksonville district, East Pittsburgh, also a suburb, play<-<] prominent parts in the Phila­ 1,200 employes get their food in the delphia roods, each licing in charge of company resturant, und a new dining squads of government ofieraUves and hail and modern kitchen is being erected. When it is completed, the city police. company will he able to feed .1,000 Tin raids all over tin* country' had been planned for 9 o'clock last Friday of its workers at one time. The American Sheet and Tin night and when Agent French re­ Plate company lias 22 cafeterias ceived his •telegraphic instructions to ix> in Philadelphia the afternoon of in daily operation in its different plants. It was one of the pioneers Jan. 2 he had to catch the train without time to obtain either his grip or an in the movement. In the Munhall works cooked overcoat. It was a characteristic meats and vegetables are kept hot Philadeplhia winter day when he landed in steam t a Ides, and served as the at the Broad St. terminal. The pave­ men desire, or ns the various shifts ments were glazed with a frozen drizzle rcaeli their lunch or -...... dinner hour. I - ............ - .........—• and n wind that congealed the very Pies, rakeim and coffee, in fact many marrow howled around corners und desserts id which the workmen stung faces with icy particles of snow. seem very fund, arc also available Need levs to ray the Florida sleuth at all hours, as well as tea and milk. made a bee line for a clothing store The men ran thus buy a hot meal In fore reporting to his chief. for 25 to .15 cents. Although Agents Kilr.er and Front h "O ur employe* are delighted with were assigned to take charge of raiding the meals served in the plant", said squads at points eight nib's apart a woman representative of the thiir operations had a jieculiar relation­ Westinghouse company who i* in ship. One agent captured the secretary close contact with the work. "T h ey of tin comnunisi labor party and the get hotter food for less money than charter of the outfit, the other agent they get at home, nnd they get it got the official seal anti iui‘inlierithi|i when they need it. Wo lose money lists of tin* communists, thus supple­ by the urnngement, because we pro­ menting each other’s work and obtain­ vide food at actual cost and give ing a complete chain of evidence. away the coffee, ten and milk. Hut Agent French's squad descended it pays in t he long run, for it sarisupon the radical's rvndevous prepared ties everybody." for serious opposition but the raid was These workers dining rooms, it so well organized that the reds were was explained hy one company dumfouneded and had no time foJ with the dinning rooms which have resistance before government men had long been in service for office forces them lined up for the patrol wagons. and ozcials of manufacturing concerns This squads captives included the "Providing warm food for the notorious Sam SkcarolT, secretary of ‘white-collar* men was n luxury the the communUt inhorites, the charter shopmen never expected to attain ," and numerous other papers. Agrnt he said. "R u t now we arc giving all Kilner'a squad was equally successful our men who want it warm meals in breaking in on their quarry before and we are glad to do it. Tills plant there was a chance for gun play and will never go hack to the dinner the seal of the communists was among bucket system .” his holy: Meanwhile during the exciting hour Had the Idea, All n rht. between 11 p. in. and midnight the Teacher n»ked Gertrude If »lie knew mercury fell 10 degrees. Which was the dllferviire lietiveeu -mini" and one reason the Florida representatives "men." "A limn I* one mnn mid men in the secret service forces were mighty Is n hit of mans," was the child's glad when they were released from reply. further duty in Philadelphia Monday "The Oeit Way. and could hustle back to the land of If Ihe allow of anything be good fur sunshine and oranges. Before they anything. I am sure sincerity is better; left their chief advised them that al­ ready he had conclusive evidence that for why docs any man dissemble, oi 20 of the arrests were deported esses. lecni to bo that which he Is not, but because he thinxa It good to have such a quality oa he pretends to? For to counterfeit nAd dissemble Is to put on What's Ihe Benefit! The tread of an English Inventor's the appearance of some real excelautomobile tiro contains numerous ency. Now tho best way In the world imall pieces of.steel, so Inserted In i*or a man to seem to b« nnythlag. Is the rubber (hat the latter does not reslly to be whit bs would seem to be. touch th* ground. —Tlllnteon. NEW STORE People’s Bank Building % m in t, ' COMP ANY Free Service Let us inspect your battery free. Wc arc experto on electrical (roubles. Scientific repairing and re­ charging done. We can take your old battery nnd make it as good as new and guarantee it for six months. W c also have expert mechanics to over­ haul or repair your car. Sanford Battery Service Company L. A. KKNAUI), Prop. 20.1 Oak Avc. Phone ISO Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M Lots are moving nicely and t ie outlook is bright for a larger Sanford thru building of new homes to accomodate the grow’.h that our city is making. Inquiry i* also coning more for the farms as the season advances. My idea is to get and get early if you want a farm. They will he higho.* end mure scarce each week you wait. Residence: 5 rooms, sleeping porch, bath and a fine location. I2H00 Hotel: You notice the value. 40 rooms nnd I would like to tell you about this ii interested at $8000.00 Grove: 8 acre-i, well worth the price $5000. Farm: 111 acres. Small residence acres cleared, 3 acres tiled come good timber. $3500. Lots: From $100 up, in most any location. Watch the South E a s t Corner of Page Two J. E. SPU R LIN G A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald 1 i G fiisZ i i - •• . . tC%>" SEES TH E LIGHT DOCK h i 1'UU.MISEil SHORT T IM E S UNION F O S S IlllL tT IE S OF ST. SESSION OF THIS TERM JO H N S RIVER ROUTE The regular term of the Seminole Hon. R . J . Holly, County Circuit Court ol the Seventh Publisher Herald, Sanford, Fla. Judicial Clicult met this morning at The Times Union of Jacksonville, ten o'clock with Judge James I'erkins keeps in close touch with the pulse In the chair and State Attorney David of the vast majority of theae of our Hholtz snaking hU first appearance statca who are leaders In public here in hist official capacity. There is apitit, farsightneas and movements a very light docket at this term of looking to the largest and most pracourt hut light dockets do not always tical projects for the development of spell short terms of court and one of two a future Great Florida. Nor doe* !• of the rf>*es might draw out •>— term coniine its investigations and pro­ to full length although the wise heads mulgations to narrow or circumof the Temple cf Justice say that nit ■cribcd limits hut takes in Ita scope the signs point to a very short term. every field of peom^ing advantage Thar* ...a. »;.j* JO*]; uulllg iiniuy to our womlerful-in-possibilitlcs other than getting the grand jury work­ peninsula. Water roads have latterly ing and the petit juries organized and been*receiving attention from this the court wil! start grinding tomorrow- excellent compendium of daily news in full swing. The docket and nil the and, voicing its own conclusions as news of the court will he given each also the views of the wise and farday in the Herald if possible. The seeing, this Is what the Flroida Times session of couit is bringing many people Union of Saturday last, says edi­ Into the city and the city is lively with torially: the usual gathering around the court "F o r a paltry JIG ,000,000 a canal house and the many people here that can he completed across Florida by usually come in and others that transact the St, Johns River route. This regular business and attend court at would he ore of the greatest steps the same time in advance that could lie made by V Florida and no effort or expense DIVIDEN DS should lie spared to put it over.” EM PLO Y EES We do not believe, especially if Western Union fil»e Employees the forthcoming big drainage canal Part oT Their Earnings he utilized a part of the way, as it " In common with thirty two thou­ certainly can, that the cost would he sand of their fellow employees in anywhere near above estimate. At other cities, the local employes of the all events, it is hoped and expected Western Union Telegraph Company that the Florida delegation in con who have been six months or more gress, in accordance with the Resolu­ in the service of the company will tion prepared and submitted by the participate in salary increases total-1 Jacksonville City Commission and Fletcher at tining over five million dollars a year tiff ->— '.ineoclng January 1st. Employes last congress, will accomplish pro­ who have been a year or more in vision for an approximately acurate the service will receive a 15 per cent estimate of the actual outlay that increase and those who have heen would he required for this Inestimably nix months hut less than a year in essential public improvement. the service will receive 10 per cent. Very truly, Only employes who receive less than E. T . Woodruff, 6250 per month will participate. Chin. Waterway Committc, Sanford Hoard of Trade. "M anager J . I’. Hull of the local office stales that these increases arc Hearing For Socialists in pursuance of an agreement reach­ A1 liany, N. Y., Jan . I I —The first ed some time ago between the mntuingement and the Association of public hearing in the case of the five Western Union Employes. The West­ suspended Socialist members of the as­ ern Union is one of the large cor sembly will lie >u-ld at the capito) next porations which engages in the pro­ Tuesday, Jan, 20. This decision was cess of collective bargaining with its roachi-d by the judiciary committee employrs, and tills is the latest of which is to act as the trial court at several general increases which have its organization meeting this afternoon. heen negotiated as a means of off­ A nub-committee consisting of Chair­ setting to u certain extent the in­ man Martin, A«*tmblyman Jinks of creased sost of living which has Rroomc, Republican, and Cuvillier of fallen so heavily upon the salaried New York, Democrat, was adapted to draw up the rules of procedure. class." Both tlu- sub-committee und tie judidciary committee will meet again to Judge Householder Announces morrow. lictwccn now and the begin­ E. F. Householder announces in th ning of the public hearings the committee issue of the Herald his candidacy for will lie engaged in formulating the the position of county Judge aspiring charges against the unseated Socialslsts to succeed himself to this office. summoning witnesses and making other Judge Householder has held this office necessary preparations. for the past four years very satisfactor­ It was decided by the assembly today ily and thinks the voters would lie wise that the hearings would he public and to return him since he has been a good stenographic scopies of ail testimony and faithful servant. would l>e supplied to members. An Though a young man in years Judge effort to have the assembly as a whole Householder is wise in the ways of the act as the trial court instead of the ju ­ law and he has handled this office like diciary committee failed, however. u man grown gray in the service. He Representative. McCure, Democrat, asks for the support of the voters upon today asked for action in the assembly the record that he lias made as County on the resolution to reconsider suspi nJudge of this county. sion of the five Socialist members. He gave notice that he would later, move a suspension of the rules in order to have a vote on the proposal. 16. 1120 �JANUARY U £ SANTOSD HERALD_______________________ »»> YES, “ A Feed For Every Need.” Builds LARGE Fram es EA SY ! Groceries, - Black Strap M olasses in bulk, - Lime in barrels, - Blue Stone, - Sprays, - Hardwood Ashes, - Armours Fertilizers. See us for carload Crate M aterial. Agent for Dayton Airless T ires, thats what you need. TO FEED CO U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S FR O M CO R­ RESPO N DEN TS— E V E N T S O F SE M IN O L E COUN­ T V -E F F IC IE N T R E P O R T E R S FO R T H E HERALD GENEVA Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hnulcrson Hon. D. U. Fletcher has been the were visitors in Orlando last Satur­ of hi* *i*tcr M m . J . H. Hud­ day. • dleston for the past two weeks. reading "T h e Other Wise M an" Mr. and Mrs. Cline of Cocoa which was very much appreciated rent the week end with Mr. and Miss Morris is a talented speaker. Mr*. If. H. Levy. We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsew here A few drops h V O h polish tacky surface to catch dust. A few drops on floors cleans and pre­ serves tnc varnish and saves end­ less scrubbing. Y o u ’ll find n\anyuses for it about the hom e. Full directions for using Devoe Polish are on the bottle. Com e in and get a bottle today. Ball Hardware Company SANFORD, FLORlbA P A IN T D E V O E P A tN J L A Ujmi\,— r\ A v ^ r i. r p ir ir i X P D A H f io V.j X V jtY. with it’s possibilities all we need is u j Volie Williams Jnn. 10th. to take the way to get out hut it -eetrui as if v*«?!i name of Voiic, Jr., and we nnd both murt stay here exiled away from parents anti grand-parent* are elated the outside world simply for the need over bis arrival, as well they may ito. of a good road. We voted strong for Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Coder of San­ bonds and the Chuluota people think ford and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. •*« ought to nave part of what right­ Charley Rodgers nnd their three little fully belongs to us. It has even been ones nnd John York spent Sunday at remembered that the necessary steps the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. F. Westerwould be taken to get back into Orange dick. They all are from St. I.awtonce Co. if we didn't get a road very shortly. Co.. New York state where Mrs. Coder Mr. and Mrs. Edward Porterfield tied Mrs. Wcsterdiek were old schools have returned from their honey moon mntes together. nnd are now at home to their many Volie Williams has torn down his friends. On last Wednesday night a old barn and Is having it rebuilt into party of young |**op!o serenaded a garage on the home place; A. F. them . It came as a complete surpries Westordick Is nssi ting him in the work. to Mr. nnd Mrs. Porterfield and they Rev. R. W. Edwards of Jacksonville were not prepared to entertain so many so they very cordially asked that the sends word that ito expects to preach crowd return the next evening, which at Lake Mary in the morning and Upthey did. The crowd was royally en­ sala in the afternoon next Sunday. tertained and about ten o’clock gathere I Sunday School at 2:00 and service at around a huge lion fire where they were 3:00 P. M. If a good sermon means served bountifully with chicken piliou, anything to you, favor him with your pickets, crackers and later with cake presence. CHUI.UOTA Mrs. J. T. McLain visited her son j, T. McLain Jr., and wife in OrThe many friends of Mrs. M. S. Averitt will he sorry to know of iter Ur.do last Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Charles Hruinley illness, and hop.' for her speedy recovery. of St. Augustine are spending the Mrs. George Jacobs and attractive „ek with Mrs. Endor C urlett. little daughter Evelyn arc visiting in the J. F. Jones is spending n few days Cocoa. While there they are in Geneva looking after business guests of Mrs. Jacob* sister Mrs.- Mrs. and colTro. J . T. Hodges. Interests. Everyone reports a big time and Mrv it. G. .Nicholson returned Mr. and Mrs. Lee Duncan were Iiojk*. if they are able to i>e entertained tome Sunday after having visited Sunday visitors at the house of W. M. thn' way when all the Porterfield boys marry, that Carl, James, and Johnny ter son and family at Osteen. Jacobs. . r-*- V-» Mrs. Joe Brown of Hiverlaml noMiss Eva Loo has returned to Green will make ha-ti again. tored o'er to see her parent* Mr Cove ending the holi­ Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Long are very and Mrs. it. If. Gresham last Sun­ days with lic-r parent* Mr. and Mrs. pleasantly located in the Lnftely bun­ day. W. T. I-ee. galow. We are glad to welcome I)r. Denton of Snnford made a Miss Mary Tribhle s|>ent part of last professional call at C. W. Culpeppers week visiting friends in New Smyrna. Snmmio and his bfidc to our city. Mrs. J. A; Prcvntt is spending a few Sunday. Mrs. It. L .- Dann entertained la3t days in Sanford (Ids week having The friends of Mrs. S. Williams week very pleasantly, in honor of her dcntul work dome. sill he grieved to hear of her serious mother nnd sister, Mrs. W. J. Davis Mr. nnd Mrs. It. I.. Dann were hiness again. of Mrunswick Ga, and Mrs. Oliver week-end vlsitiors to O.lando, being Letter Ilrown is the owner of u Ponce of Jacksonville. Mrs. Ponce r.tw 19-0 model Ford. will Ik* remembered by her many friends called there by the illness of Mrs. Dunn's brother. A jolly party of hunters from here as Miss ituth Procter. Sanford this week are Messrs Alex Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Clnrk of St. Au­ LONG WOOD P IC K -U P S Vaughn, lion. Schellc Mnines, John gustine are guests at the Inn. Mr. Miss Lillian Wait* spent New D. Jinkins and John Herhy. Clark is the Cliuluota Co., electriciah. Year* in Orlando, the guest of her Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips A good roads meeting w-as held at sister Mrs. Snulshurgc. motored to Orlando last Thursday. J. E. Snyders to decide whether or not Miss Olive Wnits returned to Mrs Aubrey Moran spent last Cliuluota is ever to have a good road ThuMay in Sanford, the guest of or not. We think they decided to Orlando to resume Iter studies in Mrs. W. II. Hand. give us a road hut we don’t even dare High School. J . E. Phipps was shopping in i At the "Parents and Tenches*" get a good breath for fear it will Ik* a Winter Park on Saturday. dream t< K » good to I k * true. If ever I meeting last Friday, Mfss M ay Morris favored the Indict with a a place needed a Toad it’s Chuluota, Mrs. Mislello and Miss Ida Aus­ tin of Orlando were the guest of Mr. ami Miss Grist on Wednesday. P M ItT IL IZ im S ----- S P R A Y I N G M A T E R IA L S -----S P H A Y H H S I tUCU) h'JUt, PttL , W.r. SIMMONS. Vies Pm. 0. L KOUtSON. In. ttc'T £ Trtit I Mis*Margaret Allen left Satur­ * TV* r»!u» ol t frilili<r> depend, upon thsquililr *nd proper klrndinf nl the rceteflih day n’ght for Gonzales where site eetrnnc into it* eompoiltion, and i h i c i r e ut*d in imnuietlutin* We use high grade matewill lie an assistant in the graded rial, and ourlartiluara ere backed b , more than thirty year* aiperience In Iheir uta end man* tdarlaang. Quality la placad fir it and our pricca ata in lina with quality and competition. school. WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LISTS I Mr.Overstreet and family were It. O . I’ A I N T I t ll F K R T I L I Z H R C O M P A N Y * liCKSO.NVILLU, F lontO A in Orlando Saturday. | Miss Ella Stewart spent the week J. E. Spurting, Local Agent, Sanford, Florida end with her parents. | Mr. nr.d Mrs. Dinkel nnd J . E. Pltipp attended the Musical "M iss Mine Eyes" in Orlando Tuesday evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Fedder nnd Mrs. Mcl.nnc of Sanford were callers on J . E. Phipps Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. C. W. Enttm ingcr is a fre­ quent visitor in Sanford now-a-days getting acquainted with the new grand-dn tighter. | Tito Ladies of the Civic League gave a New Years reception, serving tea, coffee and enkes for entertain­ ment. Mrs. Dinkel introduced the Long wood Movies and M r. Overc le a n s , p o lish es, renew s street gave u reading " S t. Peter at the Gate" and Mr. Hardee gave us all v a rn ish e d su rfaces nn up to date story. | The friends of J . F. M cGahey will H ere is another of the famous he glad to know he is improving Devoe products—a polish that not having Itecn quite ill with LuGrippc only cleans and polishes, but actu­ I Miss Olive Dinkel was home for ally renews the lustre and will the week end. nut harm the finest varnished | Mr. and Mrs. Fox and little daugh­ surface. ter left Saturduy for their home in North Carolina. Y 'N T""1 w j |— i The Guaranteed | The Hoard of Trnde appointed the 7th ns Clean up Day. ( Mr. nnd Mrs. Huston nnd Miss i Mildred Huston nnd Mr. McLain Restore the original polish of of Sanford were calling on Longyour auto with it. It removes , wood feiends on Sunday. Mr. John Dunhnr is building an dirt and grease. Use it on your addition to his house. piano and finest furniture with­ Mrs. 'G . S. Mnurey of Orlando out fear. Contains no acid or was the guest of Mm. Dinkel on sediment. W ill not leave a Wednesday. U Phone 181 UPS ALA AND GIIAPEVILI. Florida is shewing u» some of her Iteautiful weather just now for which she is noted. The orango crop here ii j being moved oil very fast now. Today from II A. M. we have counted 4 wagons, 1 catriage, 13 trucks and 10 autos pas* one corner 10 you see we need the good road* that are coming. Dev. Swanson of Pierson will Ik? here for services at the Lutheran Church next Monday evening. Miss Eunice Tyner left * the first of the week to resume her work st Leesburg, where sho will room with her sister, Mrs. Krrll. A little son wns born to Mr. and Mrs. PURINA CALF CHOWi ^ n iV y T D A X T V THE BIG X H i VyvXlVXA A l N X 9 FEED HOUSE THE U N I V E R S A L CAR The Ford Model T One Ton Truck was the first low price truck to carry the worm-drive— that tremendous power delivering mechanism had previously been r.n exclusive feature'with high priced motor trucks. In the Ford Truck, however, you get the worm-drive of manganese bronze material, absolute i t strength and positive in the delivery of power, at a very low price. Come in and let us point out the many superior merits of the Ford One Ton Truck, because you need one in your work. We give prompt and efficient repair service. Mrs. Ilorcll read the Sunday School •leport nnd we find after ad exporters were paid that the sum of $16.00 has been sort on for missionary and charit­ able wotk. We are n*dv ■* privilege ! > to do n little work for the Master. We were all glad to welcome Mr. rind Swans.in and’ family at the service, making it seem like old tint'*, after­ wards they visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lundquht. Sorry to learn Mrs. Mngnuson contracted a had roltl while at homo. Mrs. Sopltia Patterson nnd two daughter* Edwina and Tina of Holly Hill and iter nephew, Edgar Sjnhlom who is employed there in a garage, with ids mother nnd sister of Knox­ ville; Tennessee motored over nnd spent New Years day with relatives here at t be home of Mr. and Mr*. J . E. Lundquist. Mr. and Mrs. T . O. Tyner and tiie young folks spent lust Sunday with their relatives at Windntere, repaying the visit of Mr. nnd Mrs. Noalt Fry of the previous Sunday. Mrs. S. W. Swope, Miss Mabel Swope anti Frances Swope were in Sanford on business Monday afternoon. Mrs. Luther spent Thursday in Orlando. Miss Elta Belle Jones is spending this week with Mrs. Clarke. 1 1. Kansas who have been in Snnford several d a js .wro caller* nt the Ells­ worth home. Tito Judge wns n visitor lien* two yearn ago and bought 20 ncres on Betirdnll Ave which lie still owns. Judge Piatt was pleased to itote tin* great amount of improvement* every whore to lu? soon. They are also visiting Miami nnd other points. Judgo and Mrs. Paitt are personal friends of Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Minnirk former residents here, now of Wieltitn. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. G. Sm ith were in Orlando Saturday night, t be Alfred Ertcson and children nnd guests of Mr. auf Mr*. II. W. Barr. Andrew Hcrtleson motored to DcMrs. J . W. Lawton entertained Mr. anti Mrs. C. K. Luca* have gone Lanil Christmas afternoon, Ids Inst week at a dinner party in to Jneksonville to make their hime. daughter Margaret lias been having honor of Mi** Elizabeth Lawton. Mr. Lucas has resumed the ship build­ Iter eyes examined nnd treated going The guests were Misses Ruth ing business with n brother who hns over again on New Years ’day with Young, Maliel Swope, Olive Ln- been in that work in Jacksonville Mrs. Peterson's party and return­ sette, Virginia Wrigltl and Annn several years. Mr. l.ueos leased hi* ing Saturday. Mitchell. Thu dining table wns farm in Mecca Hammock to Mr. Eddy in green who camp here from Indianapolis, ImL, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lundquist beautifully decorated Kucas sold Ills car, nnd little son Raymond were the nnd red nnd n four course dinner This fall Mr. farming equipment, stock nnd crops guests of ltis parents , at Tiger's wa* served. Hay for the Itolidnys. They made Richard Strange, who has been to Mr. E h ly . A sister came recently the trip in their auto ns usunl; we quite ill during the holiday season, front Indianapolis tollve with Mr. Eddy. understand thnt ltis brother, Hitincr is greatly improved nnd nblo to Mr. anti Mr*. Lee arrived from Lundquist anti wife nrc also located sit up, tlio In? hns not gained suflicl- Indianapolis. Ind., to spend the winter near titer so we are certain they must ent strength to lie out. with Ivan Kuhow who bought thn have had an nnjoyuhle trip. WoodrufT farm in Mecca Hnmmock. Mr. it. W. Lawton Is able to he We are glnd to note that Mrs. at the store again after nn illness They have taken the Charles Polk Andrew Hcrtleson and the baity re­ house on Michigan Ave. of ten days. turned home in time for the holidays Mr. B . A. Howard was up from Mrs. II. F. Wheeler entertained Okeecltoiteo over hut sorry to hear that tho little one Sunday with hU was real ill for n time, being threat- a few of Mr. Wheeler'* friends family. Inst Friday night nt n stag dinner. cited with pneumonia. Dr. nnd Mrs. J . L. Sherman, Miss Mrs. Munson of Savannah, Georgia On Friday afternoon there wns Kate Simmon* and Roy Sherman has been the guest of relatives in u very enjoyable concert given nt drove over from Sasadugua on this section, being entertained nt tho Woman’* Club House for the Thursday to visit at the Ellsworth the home of Mrs. J . E. Lundquist benefit of the Armenians. home on Beardall. Tho Sherinuns during the holidays and returning Mrs. S. W. Swope entertained n have been coming to Floridn for home the first of tbe week. Site also few friends at six o'clock dinner 25 years from Willoughby, Ohio visited with Iter sister, Mrs. August Tuesday in honor of Mr. Swope's Miss Simmon* i* from Cleveland. Swanson nnd nt the home of her birthday. Ashley Purvico of Cameron City husband's brother, Emil Mngnuson. Mr*. W. E. Argo a spent Friday is cutting celery this week. 5 solid Mr. und Mrs. Mngnuson left in Orlando. carloads we hear and hn» sold tho Monday tiv. resume ltis work for Mrs. Theodore Aulin entertained snmo for $4.50 per crate. Wo niso Chase & Co., nt Merrits Island. tho C. nnd B Club on Thursday learn Mr. Purvico has n now Hud­ The holidays were peiusantly afternoon. A salad course und son Six cur coming next week. spent nmong their relatives and coffee were served nnd the after­ Nick Zernovcan has a hunch of friends here, who nrc nlwnys glad noon was most delightfully spent. fine pigs and some one took ad­ to have them with us. On next Thursday afternoon vantage of every mo being in town We were all pleased to have Rev. the U. I). Cs will entertain nt n last Saturday night nnd carried off Albertson and wife of DeLnnd with reception nt the Cluh House in one of N ick’s nice pig*. This Is tho us once more on a recent Sunday honor of the S ta te President who third time thlove* have visited Mr for service. The word came to late is to visit the chapter nt thnt time. Zcrnovean's place revcently. to lie announced, thru the paper. Misses Catherine Young, Alico Mr*. Lulu Carpenter and son are The hoard bus furnished him with Brannon. Virginia Wright nnd n larger and easier running car now Gnyie Marshall were appointed ns leaving their home In Charlotte, N. nnd lie hopes to take itis wife witii delegates to the District Christian C. on Wednesday after spending him for the b0ncfit of her health nnd Endeavor Convention at Ouklnnd some time with Mr*. May Hasty and family. Iter help in the missionary work. Ja n . 10th nnd 11th. Both nrc enrnest workers in the Miss Milbanks is reported ns Lord's vineyard. having been ill for sometime nt tho East Sanford home of iter sister M r*. W. H. Don't forget Sunday School meets The Epworth League meetings will Chandler. Dr. Denton is caring for at 2:00 p. m. now for tho winter he resumed beginning Sunday evening her. months—a warm welcome for all. Jan. 18th, nt Moore's Station Church, Mrs. George Ilraddy who was so We are sorry to hear that"* Mrs. Fuucet ncc Florenco Clark, of Miami nil ntemltcrs are requested to meet at very ill in Cameron City recently was tho victim of a serious auto ac­ the usunl hour and everyone is welcotno has been taken to her home near Altana, G a. Mr. and Mrs. Braddy cident and is now in the hospital to be present. were here on n visit to M r. and M rs. there according to a letter received B. Steel ha* returned, from hi* visit Wiley Wilson and family. by her aunt, Mrs. George Clark. to Manaxscs, Vn., nnd reports some very cold weather up north. Mr. Steel left his mother u trifle better. O V IED O Piwwarq in ureenfano. W. W. Miller Is serving on the grand Mrs. H. F. Wheeler entertained Greenland, It stints. Is n place of the C. H. Club last Thursday Jury for Seminole County this week. • flowers ns well ns of Ice, reports Gus A son was born Saturday to Mr. and afternoon at a Now Years party. Logic. Botanist» have counted 120 Besides the cluh members there Mrs. Bcnvcnutl. Moore Station resi­ I apeclmcns of flowering plants, grow* many Invited guesta. The afternoon dents. j Ing In thp land of the Smith sound Judge and Mrs. R . M. PUtt of Wlchl- S Eskimo, un Its northwest ro a st waa most delightfully spent. �JANUARY U TITK SANFORD HERALD THESANFORDHERALD R. J . HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY BtlMCBimotr THICK IN AIJVANCE ONE YKAU----------------- --------------- 1 BIX MONTHS _ --------------THREE MONTHS---------------------------I S-fMd-Clua MtU A«c«M HM ■I IS * p H to ffln *1 H » l « d . Florid * t'a d ir Arl of M ifrh I l f . UTS OIBr«i llr riH llodd*** Ttl.pbuoa Na, 1 I truth is mighty nnd But when? nj|, will TH E AUTOMOBILE REPORT dribbled out and cnormoui profit* aro made therefrom. Things run along smoothly for the pirates in this manner, until some enterprising newspaper noses out the facta and begins to stir up the natives. Then some public official* come to life, lets out a few terrifying roars at nothing, and goes home and takes a stiff drink— if he can find it. He has performed his sacred duty to the goals who elected him lie roared, and a roar makes a big noise Prosecute the priates? Piffle! They are prominent people, and have money— votes Often food is kept in cold storage until it is rotten, and then it is sent out for the people to eat and spread disease In their frantic efforts to boost prices eggs are held in storage until they rattle in their shells like dry bones, and ap­ parently the longer they remain the higher is the price when they do break bounds We Americans have a queer way of (Suing thing* in tho present day of enlightenment If a poor devil steals a slat* of bacon to feed his hungry family, wp xall him a thief and send him to rot ' i the jail But when food pirates milk the public of millions by their criminal manipulation of the cold storage warehouses we envy them in their greatness and leave them to keep right on plundering In other words, we curb the little thief and give the big one a free rein Some-of the large cities of this country are rotten to their cores, and if the cores were required to stand alone they would collapse of their own decay For it is in the cities that this wholesale piracy and plunder­ ing of the jHfiple finds its inception and protection Some of the county districts nny not be exactly sprouting wings, hut the systematic robta*ry which is debauching the country does not flourish where every man knows his neighbor The p ibiie has reached the point where it State Preaa Comment Jerusalem baa it* first daily news­ paper. I t is called The Jerusalem * News, and is published by Americans. —Clearwater Sun. 535330532353485348484853482348532353485348484848535348482323485348534848 T H E G R E AT SUB-TROPICAL St. Pcteisburg being a live town there are always wum* fights herr. St. Petersburg Independent. Speaking about those "Stop, look and listen" signs, a man stops, looks a time, then gets a marriage license and hikes up the church aisle, and meekly listens for the rest of his life —Bartow Record. Texas Is importing peanuts from China, and The Milton Gazette sug­ gests that Santa Rosa county could grow enough of these toothsome dainties to supply the world.—Pensacola Journal. Comptroller Amos lias furnished the big daily papers with a tabulated report Wood alcohol booze, like whiskey will go—but not until after its of the automobile licenses for 1910 and there are a number of Interesting facts victims have gone. A Kingston (Can.) woman is suing In it. There is also the basis for any num­ for a divorce because her husband proztats lit gelling m bed with hia If, as they tell us, the earth is is ber of deductions. overalls and boots on. Good gosh r it mtii) )**>y is a we si urn me Naturally, wc were interested in see­ Hanvn’t husbands nny personal rights over so many rough sotn n life? ing where Lake stands in this list. Know­ left 'em these daya?—'Tampa Tribune. ing that she stands less than halfway to " I s there a Hall of F me in Amer­ the top of the list in population, twentyThe Ocala Banner says: "The oc­ ic a ?" inquires an anxious one. Sure! ninth from the top to lie exact, we were topus upon the body politics in Florida Our ufliee doors are open from 8 to 5 made to feel some pride when we found has been removed." Fine! Now, that she Is only seventeenth from the when we get rid of these durned polit­ Now who says ever/body U pro­ top In the amount of automobile license ical cooties we will have a chance to fiteering? Postmaster Elder will money paid in fur pro-rating among the foot and appear clean.—Tampa Tribune. still sell you a two cent stunp for counties for road maintenance. The counties that rate much higher are two cents. either very large counties or have targe ------0 0 -----who sold wood alcohol to the poor Politicians are experts at handing population and contain big cities. inebriates over the country and caused One of the surprising things Ls that out the hunk for the simple reason so many deaths. The thirst for ruin th at tim public in just as expert at Polk County shows up 25 jut cent ahuv seems as great as ever among a certain Escambia with the latter county con­ class, who will swallow anything labelled swallowing it. taining the big city of Pensacola. Polk "whiskey", and deatli Ls the only thing County is far ahead of Dade which con­ that will stop them from buying and At any rale, the Reds do not ap­ tains Miami, and it is more than half as drinking it. (ialnseavillr News. pear to lie tarred with the same important on the list as Hillsborough. brush ns some of our frclnds at Orange and Marion Counties are almost Sir William Oder , the eminent phy­ Washington. They are not yellow. together, each having about 25 [«r cent sician who a number of years ago de­ more than Luke. Considering populutclared that men above the age of sixty When cataloguing the frailties tion this is a pretty high compliment for were ra.s tjr-n f-h .y gSStTTC OiviumJ itw _tf .-rr." I t*' •' of your neighbor, it might In* well to Lake. Then we find (hat Seminole, con- is* I - T lived to t>e over remember tha’ J i e is probably ja r ^ fTTST's 70 and up ti the very last continued ic-.p'S*’ ? JT. ...... ;.r r. l ’ of the situation—and. failing this. it C omm, the rich colony ol Uockledge nnd in the praftlvco of his profession. His would I m * quite appropriate for it to courtesy a dozen other towns; Leon wit it the resign and go home The lid has a death the oilier day was a distinct loss state capital tUsrcoln in which Kh.-iimmco to tin* medical profession which he ' Man is the more intellectual of is located; Putnam with Palutku and a di 'agreeable habit of blowing off when adorned for many years, even after this the pressure becomes too great. the sexes, and his will must prevail", big back country' of fruit and vegetable piece of honor that added to hit worldvociferously proclaimed a curbstone production; St. Lucie in which is Fort fame— Time Union. orator to a bunch of downtrodden Pierce, all these counties show |e s re­ Alexander Vaughn For Tex .t.sessur browbeaten and furtive looking venue from auto licenses than Lake. The Among the young men who are Lake Walt's will be the home of a auditors. His wife bad jltst died. only county with population about the announcing to succeed them elves new million-dollar crate mill, which affect innately same as Lake in the last census provided Alexander Vaughn, is to lie erected by the Consolidated The son of an eastern scollege considerably less than half the revenue termed "Aleck’’ by his many friends Land Company. When completed professor went to Frtnce, mule a Lake did nnd, in proportion to popula­ and although he is considerably pa-t this will he the* largest and most thohero of himself, was <1 icorate all tion, Lake’s licenses were directly in the fifty mark he is still a young man royghly* moder n mill In the United over, cuno li me, ado fool If line with Polk, the two counties standing when it comes to getting out and yet­ States. It will mean at least a thou­ hi itself, forged a check, is now n in proportion to imputation.' -I>-e*t)urg ting after them on the question of sand more population for Lake Wales, usics.uible values in Seminole county. jail, a ti daco a t -d in quite a differ- Commercial. which will necessitate the erection of Alexander Vaughn has lived in this residences and will bring new business nt nanner. part of Florida since the time house*. Everything will be on the WHO IS THE OX? w h e n l li e c o u n t r y w a s boom in Lake Walt*?,— Punt a Goida S ir l> uglam Haig says he IriTim brother to the ox is the man who tish won the war; Canerul Pershing cannot road nnd write. We met a poor wrested from the Indians and if there Herald. insist* the Americans won it, mdnow fellow last wink enroute from Georgia is any man that knows this county any Marshal Foch is to the front claim­ to Sanford, Fla., where hit parents had better or lias nny more friends thnn W. D. Carrier, of the Polk County ing that lie biffed the kaiser by tin* recently moved. lie hatl received a tele­ this same Aleck Vaughn we know him Avocado Nurseries, send* us four There is not a rumor of any aid of divine inspiration. * Me nnd gram telling of the approaching death not. Trapp nvocadoes with the compliments God" ere great! of his mother and was hurrying to her opposition for Mr. Vaughn in this of the season. Some gift at this time ix-ibido. He hnd pimliu«'i a ticket to office. Like the Tax Collet tor's jot* of the year, nnd we thank him. I Sanford has the spirit of optimLsm Jacksonville, saying he did not know one the assessment of taxes is not a job that note that they nre selling in box lots to the ninth degree. Instead of com­ could im bought for the entire trip, and, everyone rare-* to try and handle and at 11 per single fruit at Miami. That plaining about th*’ cold snap which therefore, hud to ro-chcck Ids baggage nt it is hardly probable that either our Polk county cun gr w* t! ii tender fruit has wrought such havoc in South Flo­ the Jacksonville terminal. He iiad not Tax Collector or our Tax Assessor will Ls only another testimony added to u rida, the Sanford Herald says: "This tiie slightest Idea how to go about this have any opposition as the people seem long list tendirg to show t nt this "cold weather means much to the trurk- simple task, so we assisted him. Having well satisfied with them on their re­ section of the Stale is practically im•ers, ami if our people cun get a good forty minutes between trains, we got in spective jobs. section of the State is j racticaily im price for their celery, this old town will line, and after twenty-five minutes manamum* from killing frosts.—Th* Lancer go some."— Pensnroln Journal. iiged to get to the ticket window, then in Florida Grower. rushed to the baggage room and attended to the baggage, having about five minutes* "One mince of wood alcohol will Wl.cn the grocer pays more for For County Judge sugar, he sells it for more; when the cause total and permanent blindness, left in which to make the Sanford train. and two or three, in most cases, will Tiie ignorant one wanted to get off at To the People of Seminole County; dry goods man pay* more for his good I beg to announce that I am a the price per yard Ls raised to cover it; cause death,," That is the verdict of every station, so anxious was he to reacii most health officials. Yuur family his distillation. He remarked that lie candidate for re-election to the office when tho cost of living goes up, th** doctor will tell you the same thing, did wish that he could "read the signs." of County Judge of Seminole County man working for a salary demands Florida, subject to the Democratic more money; but when the price of Ask him. And yet tiiLs same wood — Plant City Courier. Primary Election in June, ami re­ paper g<x*s up and the rost of every alcohol is being poured itnto harmless spectfully solicit your vote and in­ living tiling g*xs up, the man who runs liquids to give them a "kick". And fluence in my behalf, which if given a newspaper is supposed to rock along on tiie strength of lids "kick" boot­ I assure you will be greatly appreci­ churging tiie same old prices.— Montileggers ami other illicit dealers in in­ cello News. ated. * toxicants s<*ll it to their customers. E. F. H 0 U S 1 I0 L D E R . Thus far none of It, so far an wc know, has reached thLs State. Hut it is said For The Legislature that the stuff has a kick. Yea, it has i her by announce my candidacy Florida's Youngest Soldier Sncriimli.H a tremendous kick. Or.o ounce will To (.'bateau Thierry Wounds for the position of Representative kick you into utter darkness Lor the rest for Seminole County subject to the Arcadia, Jan . 12.—Ilaliigh Whidden, of your life, nnd two or tlir<*o ounces decision of the Democratic primary. 18, hern of Chateau Thierry, died at will kick tin* drinker into ids grave.— If elected to this high office it will lie Carlestrorn Field hospital, from pneu­ Orlando Evening Reporter. my duty to serve nil the people of monia resulting from a machine gun my county as their public servant. bullet in his lung. FOR A REAL NEED F. P. F O R S T E R . When Company K entertained We are tired of drive*, of organiiayoung Whidden was missing, Ids landFor Tax Assessor « o n s, of meetings, of drags, of repre­ ionl having failed to waken him. lie I wish to announce that I am a sentative.* begging money ami nil <*( was very uneasy, nnd hud a telegram camli'tate for re-election to the office the hundred and *>n<* tilings that savor of Tax Asscssor of Seminole County, sent bis commanding officer, Captain of money collect ing. We are fed up subject t*> the Primary to Is* held in Rup*rt Smith, explaining the delay, on all of this and no one can blame the June. 1 shall appreciate your support. and f ollowed tha company on the next avts»a,,e American husband . or wife, train. Yours very truly, or the individual citizen if he looks He was discharged from service in A. VAUGHAN askance nt the proposition of giving February, 1919, and returned to l’untn something. But there will bo u drive For Tnx Collector Gorda, hut never was well. The left in Seminole County storting next I nm a candidate for re-election side of his face , including Ids eye, was Tuesday anti lasting only long enough to the office of Tax Collector of shot away, ami he received five other to gel a dollar from every person in the Seminole County, subject to tiie ac­ machine gun wounds, one bullet lodg­ COLD STORAGE PIRATES county at least and tiiLs drive Ls for the tion of the Democratic Primary, ing in his lung nnd causing pneumonia Ferna'd-Loughton Memorial Hospital, Every thinking |>etson knows that and will appreciate your support. to develop. Last Saturday he was a hospital for the eounty of Seminole co!J storage warehouses are a modern JN O . I>. JIN K IN S taken to the hospital at Carlrtrum and for the benefit of our visitors ns necessity in order to insure a prtqxr Fit 1*1 in tho hope that lie would sufficient For Sheriff distribution of fowl nnff prevent enor­ well. ly recover to have the bullet removed. I hereby announce my candidacy This hospital Ls needed lure just n* mous wastage from decay. Hut well for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ Instead of recovering, he rryidly Iwmuch as the hotels, as the businis." informed people also know that t.udt unty subject to the decision of the cczra worse nnd 1:L* death followed. houses, as the churches, as the lawyer?) is not the prir.ripsd use to which they Democratic Priirarv. The American Ia-ginn and member* of W. P. CARTER sloctom, and the schools, it Ls needed are now being placed.. They are tin Company K took charge of the remains, infinitely more than nny of those things mean* by which food pirates rob and FOR SHERIFF and he was laid to rest in the cemetery Having been urged by a largo number mar Moffitt. for which we hove strived for year*. plunder the people. Storm are cornered Our people have lost loved ones I ecause on the market, hid awny in the cold of tho voter* of Seminole County to become a candidate for the ofllre cf there was no hospital closer than Orlando. storage warehouses, and allowed to re­ Sheriff, 1 hereby announce my candi­ Dally ThouQhL main there until a fictitious storage Wc have spent thousands of dollars dacy subject to the decldon of the Tho great man is lie who d*>09 not warehouses, price hus been created by Democratic primary. in expenses that could have been saved Iom his child's heart—Me**Hn« . C. M. HAND by having a hospital her**. We have an apparent shortage. Then they are 15-tfc ORLANDO, FLORIDA February 10-13-1920 r S l I N E S T exhibition Farm Garden and Grove jjj Pi millets, Domestic, M anufactories, Schools Stock, Poultry, Rabbits, Dogs, Horses, E tc. Best Fair Ever Held in This Section of Florida The Very B est Citrus Exhibit Ever Shown ,N Biggest Poultry Show in Florida Finest Automobile Show Plenty of Amusement Johnnie J . Jones Great Aggregation of Shows Bands of Music Fire Works Aeroplane Experts, Passengers Carried Aloft Sales Show* of Berkshire State Demonstration Extraordinary . C O M E—E N J O Y Y O U R S E L V E S W, It. O'NEAL, P rist What can you do to lift your iifo to a higher level, than it has ever reached be­ fore? You CAN conserve all your force and concentrate end—that of your actions providing for to the one loved ones at home by SAVING your money. Prepare the funds for the hoys to go, "Over the T o o ." PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD = Carey’s Fibrewove Celery Bleach ing Paper is standard, it is a 90-pounc paper especially prepared to mce Florida c o n d itio n s. We have ar ample stock and the price is right. On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates W. A. Merryda; U m p a ij Falatka, Florida �W C = = ---------- V Cates Crate Co hr.ndlra the True Purina Feeds and have cut the pri­ ces down. Get th eir weekly PriceL ist. Prices quoted for cash only. W22-H. Save moni-y and worry by buying your Feeds from Cates Crate Co., Any quantity Solid Cnrs t Loads standing waiting your orders. Wholesale prices to nil. W22-tf. Get unu of C«tU-» Ciate Co’s weekly wholesale price list on Feeds Cash talks. W22-tf. nrhiy carved, painted or otherwise adorned, and of several stories, end ure sometimes connected with a tonv pie. Such towers were originally erected over relics of nuddhn, the boros of a saint, etc., but are now built ctdetly as n work of merit on the part of some pious perron, or for the J . If. Huddleston of Geneva/is purpose of Improving the luck of the The Herald ofllrc Li being beautified neighborhood. In China pngodus an* by a coat of paint over the ftont of the among the visitors to the city tak­ from .1 to LI stories high (al­ ing in tho session of the Circuit building. ien >> on odd number). Their f*rnCourt and transacting business. A recent transfer of property made vidian shape Indicates that they orisL P. Hagan has returned home through J. K. Spurilng was the res­ Inutcd with tho earliest races of In­ dia. who Inhabited the country prcvlidence 212 Elm Avenue to Mr. Howard from a trip to Avon Park and other No more ordering from Jackson­ oils to the advent of tho Aryans. Tho jj Griggs who will remodel the build­ part, of South Florida where he has ville. Cates Crate Co will fill your date of the great pagodas at TnJore Is large turpentine interests. ing for a home. not certainly known, but tt, with much orders. W22-tf. A . D. Fprrish has returned to There’s a man at the curb to probability, referred to the beginning 65-tf Koss Florida after spending the week aerve yo.i of the fourteenth century. The soY Y Y Y Y 1* Y 1* Y V Y Y end with his y lfe and family here. railed "Thousand Pagodas" of llrntnH. B . Crowder is putting on tinmm In Java are obviously modeled Mr. Parrish says that business in another of his successful sales and is Christian Science services ■>» Hindu originals, cither Jain or the big crate factory is booming and getting the crowds. M r. Crowder will he held at th e Woman's I uddMst. he may decide to locate in th at part believes in sales und has been very Club, Oak avenue, between of Florida for good. sucrcsful with them nlwuys using Third and Fourth streets, Expect India to Export Suoar. pint Mason fruit Jars at L. P. liberal space in the Herald and Sunday mamirig •** »o-*» Sugar mnklng Is one of India's most printing bill; ■*)„! t-tu tiering the good Me Cutler’s. 6R*, f o’clock. Subject: •Life.’ ancient Industries, but the toss of news over the county. Our live mer­ The many friends of A1 Crandall of Mirve-fnurths of the sugar value of W22-lte. Pittsburg are glad to learn that lie is chants arc making Sanford a great (be cane by use of- primitive machin­ ery mid the muddy character of the in Sanford ngain the purst of Mr. end trading center for this part of Flo­ product, because religious prejudices Mrs. J. S. Wilson on Second street. rida. prohibit the use of iinlmal charcoal Dr. D. C.Ward, O itaopith is i Mr. Crandall who is I he senior member IlnplUl* To Help Orphans for redoing, have contlned India’s of the Crandall-McKeniic Co., of Sanford on Monday, Wednesday Jacksonville, Jan.* 15.—Baptists of sugar to local consumption, says 68-tf Pittsburg s|H*nt several weeks here last and Fr ay of each week. Florida in annual convention in tins World Outlook. With nearly three year and was greatly benefited by the Mrs. A. L. Grillln of Ocoee is tho city spent considerable thno today, million neres under cane, producing climate and water ns he suffers from guest of Mrs. T . H. Lam b. Sho will discussing ways and means for pravid-1‘•otisldenddy more than n third of the rheumatism in the northern climate. remain here for several months. ing more adequate support for the world's total, India nevertheless ex­ State Attorney David Shultz is in Mrs. Tedder has returned to her big denominational orphanage at Ar­ ports no sugar. on the contrary, In the city attending Circuit Court and home in Kissimmee after a visit cadia, which is said to lie caring f i addition to her own stupendous pro­ shaking hands with his Seminole with her daughter Mrs. T . If. Lamb, more than 10J children. The m >rni:ig duction, she spends $23,000,(KM for sugar nimuiilly. county friends. Mr. Melvin Hodges left Sunday devotional exercises at 9:30 were con­ With new methods of redoing, there. Iloost for a few days visit with his family ducted by Rev. A. J . Kcollinger, and Is now a steady development of cen­ boon’s Auto Transfer. All trains at Durham, N. C. the discii-tdon of the orphanage was the tralized plants, and soon India—the mot. Phone 91. Hotel Carnes. first and most important business aboriginal home of the cam*—will Mrs. W. W. Abernathy arrived G7-tI I handled during the session. Rev. E, doubtless take n place ns a sugar-ex­ froin Miami Saturday to visit her port Ing land commensurate with the i E. Reed gave the report of tho trustees City Manager Abbott and City daughter, Mrs. Zeb. R atliff. of the institition, of which Rev. J. E. *lzo of tier nine crop. Clerk Phillips have returned from a Dr. K. D. Brownlee returned from is superintendent. Much inter­ trip to St. Augustine where they visited Jacksonville Sunday bringing his Trice Submarine It Blind and Slow. the City Hall and availed themselves mother, Mrs. J . II. Brownlee an 1 est was manifested ami many •praches In spile of Ihe fact that the British uf the printed forms and other matter sister, Miss Fannie Brownlee of were made and the .largest support was have some alcnin-drlven 2 7'*’ 1 ■ „ recorstpondod. \ lengthy di i Ian relatives to the city government of CMilOUn, fill Inm f f. marines, capable of u surface »|n-i-tl uo-a»vT,A»t7.*T*C5^V'^^t^*h^*7,i•ifig the overplus we!1 pit'hhK'fT rICy." " . of from 23 to 2.'» knots, ihe submarine, * ’.VAN I l.l> — iii.li CLEAN *—-1 of the 875,000,00ft drive in Florida or a lot* Fernahl-Laughton Memorial as a weapon of war. Is loo slow ami RAGS. ANY KIND LXlarge portion of it, to this benevolent (on tdlml when it Is submerged to Hoqiital will open Saturday to the C IJPT O l.l) SO C K S, work. be considered a serious weapon of public with an all day reception from COATS, PANTS, OR The Baptist Bible InUltute of New naval warfare. When It can see, clef|0 in the morning until eight in the I KD SPREA D S. AT TH E Orleans had a representative present, Irlcully, to n distance of 10 to 13 evening and everyone is cordially in­ HERALD O FFICE. 5‘J -tf who edified ythe convention by giving miles, while It Is submerged so deeply vited to attend Ihc ojaming and inspect Miss Lucille Itines lias accepted a an outline of the work. This is one of as to he Invisible to the nlrseout, and the building. The equipment is nok position in the offices of Chase & Co., the new Baptist schools, having just when It can steam 20 knots submerged, in place yet as far the association has Her former position in the Herald begun Its second session. Dr. R. H. It will dominate the naval situation. Itad a dllllcult job in getting the host Office has been accepted by Mrs. Dement is president of the Institution, —Scientific American, for the money and getting it in time Carruway. tie purpose of which is to train Christ­ /or the opening. There is much material New Synthetic Milk. ian workers In English, French and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Ward and on the road yet hut in the near future A recently patented synthetic milk, Italian. It was stated that the white the hospital will have everything baby son, have moved from New that can he made Into butter and in Smyrna to make Sanford their fu­ Baptist denomination is strong needed for n first class hospital, rll?csc, ts produced by InOiing sepa­ ture home. They arc now with Mr. New Orleans, although the speaker in­ rately, In three quarts nf water for IJuy Diamonds Wight Tire Co. and Mrs. Bute* on Sanford lloiights. formed the convention that there are •ach, a grated coconut nnd three 05-tf Tho Seminole Apartments over seventy-two colored Baptist churches. unices of a mixture or rice and oat­ The Southern Utilities Co., has a the Herald office are now occupied Much credit is due them for their sound­ meal. When the water Is reduced to large force of men busy at the plant and present a fine appearance. The ness in doctrine, nnd their fnithfulnns me-hnlf. the two liquids are mixed toand they are doing everything in their gether ntld tillered. The process seems many calls for these apartm ents de­ 'n *hc work, lie states, n better day, it lo admit of variation, nnd other vege­ power to get the plant in ns good shape was stated, has apparently come for monstrates t bn t apartm ents are table nuilcrinl rich In oil may he subas they can in the least possible spare the white churches, as 500 now members badly needed in this n ty . •Hinted for the coconut. of time. They are connecting up were received last year. EZSeal [lint fruit jars nt LP. with the Atlantic Const line water Dr. A. J . Holt of Arcadia presented 56-ft Alcohol From Molasses. ! . to the lake to obtain roft water McCullcr's. to the convention the report on the Several large ?oncems are mnklng Mrs. II. H. Hill of Columbia, S. C. condition of tho Scminolej. He re­ /or their boiler.) and it is thought that ntcohol from cheap molasses brought in the next thirty deya they will lie and her daughter Mrs. N. B. How­ commended the purchase of a site, and from tho West Indies. This tilidnsses, ard nnd little son of D ayton, Ohio ready for business with no ehuneo for the erection of a building for church which Is Miientuhlc, Is known ns ure in the oily the guests nf M r. and nnd school purposes, near Indian!own. "black strap." .The Internal revenue another icriou breakdown. Mrs. II. T . Houser. Mrs. Howard The government has granted 1,800 chemists have been able, however, to Chas. A. Croupe of La Porte, will be remembered here as Miss acres for like purposes. Dr. Holt's ferment ll and to obtain not only alIndiana is in the city the guest of Berta Hilt nnd her many frlende will report ens unanimously adopted by cohot hut to so use the residue that his sister Mrs. II. H. Lewis. Mr. In: glad to sec her again. they get glycerin. the convention. Croupe has been in the lumiter and Four bus of "Idnck simp" of 1.U00 Mrs. McMullen bus returned from brick business in Indiunn for many gallons emit subjected to the new proc­ years and also carried a riine of n short trip to St. Catherine bring­ HIS OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE ess turned out n very excellent qual­ an to mobiles but lias retired from ing Imck her sister, Mrs. Jo h n Fuli­ ity of glycerin. Then* ore ion gallons Old Soldier Could Not Fight In Ranks, active business life and will rest up bel who will be here sometime. of this clear dynamite glycerin, as It Out Could Prove He Was Of Mr. nnd Mrs, C. W. W hite with a bit in the sunny soul!) clime of Is railed, now on exhibition lu the Some Use, Col. Duvnl motored from Ocala Florida. treasury department. Samples nf It treated with nitric arid by u wellFriday taking Miss Carolyn White (Jurrt Mason fruit jars at L. A yenr ago* Americans were saying M< Culler’s. 66-tfI* back with them for the week end. that this was not an old mini’s war. known firm of explosive makers, nt the request of the government, pro­ Miss Carolyn returned Monday. And the old men, ninny of whom had The many friends of Vic Dolnvlgnc duced ns good u nitroglycerin us Hu* Mrs. I). L. Thrasher and Miss Ini n soldiers lu their younger days, are glad to see hitn here for a few market nffords. days visit. Vic formerly resided here May Thrasher were recent visitors were feeling the sumo way and suf­ Nltro-glyceiln when Inrorpornted fering over It. too. Old women could being with the Ford Service Station in Orlundo. with pulp or other Inert substance kuH. roll blindages, and do a hundred becomes dynamite. Thus out of the Mrs. If. II. Hill arrived from hut is now with the Ford Ilranch at other things quite iih well ns the young­ Washington. Ho brought A. M. Kep- Columbia S . C. ami Mra. W. II. er women. Hut what could the old simple sweets of the sugar howl comes pler nhd Percy Moro buck with him- Howard from Dayton Ohio, Sunday men do? And because there seemed forth the strength which will rend Hie froin Washington and they like night to spend sometime with Mrs. to be nothing for them to do, they suf­ rock. Sanford so well they will remain B. T . Houser. fered more keenly limn most people Large Marke. for Rabbit Skins. here and work with the Ford Complete stock Dianjond tires, kneiv. There Is it market for rnhlilt sklna. Hut ns the young men left '.here be­ Service Station. Vic will go hack Wight Tire Co Rf-tl Before the recent war nn ritornnua gan to ho work for tho old men. Heto Washington hut says that Sanford Sanford Hoy Advances tired farmers were needed to tench trade wns rarrlcd on abroad. It Is said looks mighty good to him and lie Jesse Dickens Pride of Sanford, boys bow to farm. Retired hankers Hun Great Britain mid Ireland alone will ret urn some time to stay. Florida, who recently enlisted in were put on Thrift stamp nnd finance pii idneed about thirty million skins nnthe U. S . Navy, and who is now ut- committees. All carpenters, whether minlly. Most rabbit skins lir e sold In Pales, by weight, the fur from them G EO . G. HERRING tach eJ to the U. S. S. Florida lias young or old, were needed. And there being used for felting purposes, nnd came n m w look—one of usefulness been advanced in rating from Fire­ Atiorncy-al-Law nnd happiness—on Ihe faces of tho Hie skins for mnklng glue. Tbe wnr man 3rd cl to Fireman 2nd cl. Interrupted (be Importations from Huold men. N’<>. M Garner-Woodruff Building Men between 18 and 35 years of Hilt one of tbe most patriotic of all xipe i.nd Australia to auch nn extent Hint the price ban grantly Increased. FAN FORD, FLA. age, weighing 128 or over, who are was noted the other day. citizens of the United S tates, of “I'd like to buy your old rubber nnd ll,o better skins ure sold by the dozen. sound mental and physical condition, rags," ho said courteously, "or ir you'd When dressed they become the "c*aiy" M R S. JU L IU S TAKACII good moral character, and able to give It to me It wonld he still bet­ nf the fur trade, often sold under fan­ SOPRANO ciful names. American breeders ure read and write tbe English language, ter." Available for Concerts, Recitals, Mn»lTh4 woman of Ihe bouse glanced out raising nil kinds of rabbits that prowho are interested in the U. S. Navy luce the best "cony" of the fur shops. calc*, Festvals, Oratorio and Spqcif.1 are cordiully invited to apply to or at bis push enrt which was almost Church Services communicate with the Navy Re­ full of Junk. “I’ll try to llml some­ Baw Cut* Steel Billets. Sanford, Florida thing," she began, cruiting Officer Harnett Building. The largest of n number of power The old innn's face wns radiant. Jacksonville, Fin., or the nenrest "You see. lady," lie explained. "I’m hacksaws in one of Hie British fmviil Navy Recruiting Station. nn old soldier anil I’m on u pension factories Is stated to weigh three and so I’m giving nil my time to my coun­ one-half tons nnd Is driven by n threetry*. I.get this Junk for Ihe Red Cross. horse power electric motor, It cuts NOTICE Rids will lie rccieved by the You Just go down nnd nsk them how through square billets of steel 2ft much I’ve turned In nnd you'll decide Inches thick. Even a cut like this New Service Between San ­ Hoard of County Commissioners Hint I'm not n worn-out plug after nil." does not wear out the blade, which Is of Seminole County nt their next suitable for further work after the —Indianapolis News. ford and Eustis regular meeting to he held on cut tins been made. This machine Is Tuesday January fith, nt 10 o’­ estimated to reduce the expense nf Effective Jan, Gilt oh follows: clock A. M. for tho building of a BUILT FOR PIETY OR LUCK sawing to one-sixth of tho former cost. vault in the Scminolo County Court l eave Bust's 8 A.M. and 1 P.M. Two Raaaona Assigned for tho Con­ House. l eave Sanford 10 A.M. and 3:30 P.M. Japan’! Leading Industry. struction of Pagodas In Countries Plans and specifications can be Extraordinarily fnvnrnblo business of ths Far East 1 P .M . trip from Eustis and obtained from E . A. Douglass, conditions In Jnpnn nnd tho continued wlthdrawnl of tbe products of Euro­ 3:30 trip from Sanford connects Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sanford. Tho’ won! pagoda Is a Portuguese with Trains No. 80 and 89 at Florida or from F. H. Trim ble, corruption of the Peralan "but- pean nations from competition In the markets o f Asia nnd Australia mode architect, Orlando, Florido. knhdah,” meaning “but," an “Idol," and Sanford. Board reserves the right to reject “kndah," "temple." In ths fa r East, the year 1017 an extremely profitable one for the (pinning Industry and as In India, China and Uurma, they rtrrnly fixed It as the leading mnn> Line will be extended to Lees­ any and all bids. E . A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. are regarded ns sacred towers, usually facturing industry of Jcpan. burg at a inter date. more or leaj pyramidal la outline, W -17-itc. Little Happenings Mention of M itieri in u n *i Personal llema of Interest In a n d A b o u t £ I h e C i t y *£ SOUTH FLORIDA BUS SERVICE Summary of Ihe Floatlug Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers fAKE THREE DAYS TO WED Armenian Coupla Must Be Patient In th« Matter of Tying the Mar­ riage Knot In Armenia everybody has n good time nt a wedding except the bride­ groom. First of all, the friends as­ semble, and nn entertainment, with dancing, takes place. Thu bridegroom Is expected to arrive when tho enter­ tainment Is ut Its height and It Is considered good form for him to nppenr with Ids face covered with pow­ der to simulate pallor Induced by the solemnity of the occasion. Friends of the bridegroom then sbnve him publlcly and fall upon him and strip him of nil bis clothes, after which ho Is supplied with n new set of garments and completely dressed again. White Rp-y are performing the offices of vntet to the groom the young men present are supposed to hold lighted can digs Ir. their light luuida. , The day after this opening mnrrtngo feast tbe bride rides to church, und the bridegroom walks. Tbe priest who receives them In the porch rends u short sermon on their duties In the matrimonial slate, nnd then the wed­ ding parly proceeds to the altar, where the foreheads of Hie high contracting parties are bound together with gold chains. The wedding festivities con­ tinue for nt least three days after this, and the couple arc not regarded ns married until the ceremonies have been concluded. The social celebra­ tion of the wedding Is carried through ns conscientiously ns the religious part. B«Mf> •( Ik* Cm IIIIm *r The Peoples Bank, at Sanford In the State of Florida, at the CI o m of Business, Dee. 31, 1919 Iteaesrrea l.oanr on Heal K i ta l o ........____ __ l .o i M un Ciil atrral Seeuitty Other than U*al K a t e t a . . . . ____ All olhtt Loan* and lliaeriunt* ..... O r r n l r a f t a __ _ _ ______ __ Cnltwl Slat** B ond*____ _— ----- «. S«»t*. County and Municipal U d i... Hanking llouea, Furniture and FI at urea..... . - . ___ _ _ _ _ _ Other Ileal K a t a ! * . . . ___ _________ Claim, and etK«r Heaoureoa _ _ _ Ouo from Incorporated t U n k a . _ Other Ca»h Item*.,________ __ ___ ,__ _ Liabilities Capital Stork Paid In......._ _ _ _ t Surplua Fund ....._______ __________ L'ndiaidrd I’nitla fix*** Hapenaoa and Ta*ea |>ald)_____________ _____ ___ Oiii Un l* Unpaid________ _ Individual Ilepoalts Subvert to C h e c k __ 3361,171.76Time Certiorate* ol l l e p o . l t __________ 33.311.00 < Certified Cheek*....... .... 30.00 ncorporated &9V3M.M 1613,094 J 3 Total S tale nf Florida, County ol Somlnotr, tt.i 1. It. It. I>KAS, Cashier at thr abovenamed Hank <ln •olrmr.ly * « * * r t b i t t h * ■ have *l*t* m rn ( I* I r u * lo the heat of my knowledge and h*llrf. It. it. DBAS. Caahler Correct—AtlMl! S i l l 'i d l b i t and aworn to II. It. Slrvrai I nur* m« this r.th day of C. M. Hand Jan. I t t t C. F. William* ft. IV. Ilranr, Notary I’ut.lie IlIrKlor*. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS For Sale—Several thousand stalks ribbon and green Cane, I ft. long, COULD NOT DISLODGE ROCK :i cents per stalk. K. O. II. Wagner. 22-4tp When Nature Placed Freak on Berk­ (). C. Bryant, Wagner, Fla. shire Hills, She Evidently Put For Sale—Fresh Eggs. Delivered It There to Stay twice a week. Address D . caro of 2l-2tpW . The fammi* "balanced rock" near Herald. Lnnoxbnrn, Mas*., lu the historic llerksldra*. I* one of the slmngo slclits of ".:* re;.Ion or lildd*'*:. .I'VUUJaii*■*** lewV: snow-rapped bills and folk-loro Hint rivals (lcHuit. This rock, which weighs several tons, I* apparently In a procarious position on tho sheer edge of another rocky formnHon beneath ItOne \u.„Id think (hut n very slight push Indeed wutild dislodge It from II* position. "Balanced rock" la located on Con­ stitution hill, the eminence mimed after "Constitution" Smith, who wo* Instrumental In ratifying the Ameri­ can Constitution. An old farmer of Lanesboro thought lie could pull ‘‘bal­ anced rock" from Us position by har­ nessing up several pairs of oxen, at­ taching n chain to the rock nnd hav­ ing the animals strain on tho rock together. The experiment failed. The rock could be rocked back uud forth, hut could not he dislodged. The Ice How of the glacial period Is believed to have been responsible for placing the liugi* rock In Its pres­ ent position. Wanted—To rent for one yenr acres o, .and and 5 or n room :s«*. Address "R e n te r" euro of Herald. W -lS-Stp. , l t . i li r For Sale or Exchange—One 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. Walking ill stance to city. Two lota corner Center and Elm Ave. Two lots vest title Palm etto Ave., 50 ft from Eleventh S t. Make offer. B. T . Corey owner, 176 N. Spring S t., Los Angeles, C u t W20-2Rltp. For sale- Fine Enquire nt 908 cow and calf. French ave. 7 \V-17-4tp. For sale—Second hand bleaching paper lor two acres. O. C. Bryant, Wagner. Fla. W-17-4tp. Farm Photography Photos of all kinds, at 113 Elm Ave. a specialty.' Soe Shcafer o-tr LADY NEWBOROUGH MILEAGK PAID FO R FROM SA V IN G S is what wi* offer in our tin* repair service, i Miles of reliable riding are left In many liras discarded merely liecauso weak in spots. By rebuilding the spots wo savi the miles otherwise lost. The sooner you let us serve you the mora miles—andi dollars—you'll reclaim. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS l-IIONE 17 Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florid* Lady Newborough, formerly Grace Oruee Carr of Louisville, Ky., arrived In New York the other day from Liver­ pool. Lord Newborough, to whom ahe was married In 1900, was killed In tho war. Lady Newborough, who la here to visit her people, la called In England the “most beautiful woman In tho English peerage." ELD ER Town V/ithaut Streets. Tin* *iniilli-*i diqieiiileiwy of Franca Is ihe He d Ib c'lie hIiiimIiuI nt Hie cost nf Belle Me Its population Is 238, mid Hie pt-oplo do not speak . ; French, but LVIllc. Fishing Is tha | principal Industry, mill nil the Inhabi­ tants are provided with food nt nn Inn mniutRed by women. Tho town bn* no streets nnd tho lieuecs a rt mostly of mud. S P R IN G S W A T E R TltOMAH I>. IIAK17It. I’b. I). Anal,Ural anil r*n<u1tln| ChnmUl I’rufraalnnal nf Natural Hrlrnrn tlmriuua, llulllna Colli-gi*, I'loilila I ' l l , a i r l.abaralarr at Hollins l*allr|a M f. T . O. < bailr* Wlnlrr I'a ik , 11a., Nor. Stb, I S I S .Sanford, I I * . . D tar Kir: I h a i r ru m p l r l r j rartful rhamlral analtala nf Ihr aarnplr uf water that j t u bioiiiM rar n i l , la-1 week, anad h a t e obtained lha fullering (eaullat Color. -- -- ---------------- ------« . . . Clear I fr a r t l o n — — ... ..................Neutral t r e e Ammonia_ 00 pari* per million Albuminoid Ammonia__________ T i a r e Chlorine ......... |,7I Harm per million Talat r a l l d t . . . *.00 r a t i o per million llardneoo .... 33.01 p art* per million Nilralea. , ___________________ . .. .T i a r a The abaenra pracllrall, of free and albuminoid ammonia In Ihla water and It* i r r , amall amount uf rhlariae Indlralea ll* aicellaac gualltp for hauaahold pu rpura. In addition la lha good saaltlp charaeteilall,a af aapetlet household water, ll poaaeaaea aparlal feature* at m ath t a l a r , etperlallp lhaaa a f t t e a f la a l nalara aerallan and LOW degrta at k a t d * * * * . T h * barlerlalaglral analjs la, reaulllng la an a r r r a r * total r a a n t , t a f r a r •ample* a f lha water, a f 1 barteria par cant.] and In HaJlag aa cala n, ar ether harmful batlerla, tally eaaSrm Ita fa a d guallty Indicated by lha C H E M IC A L •aatyata. O f lha many water* a f Ihla and alhar raglana that I have a a a l y t a o , I h a r t taand » a a a auperler In all good saatllla* la that of lha "E ld ar W a t e r ." Taara very reaptrltally. (turned) THUS. It. D A K E B ' T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor TELEPHONE J II .W I I I PARE AVE. HANrORD. FLORIDA �Wjjr'ftWw=*^**T T rT *' JANUARY 16, 1620 1 iw c te ij ALL ’ROUND THE STATE M j L 1 jfB 1ivfrV , J r. -„ pgr* N E W S O F T H E G R E A T S T A T E OF F L O R ID A • Compiled In Tabloid Form For Busy Herald Readers The Lakeland Star says that the police and firo department of that city made a splendid record for 1919 The loss by fire was only 18,000 dur­ ing the year, and the police depart­ ment lacked only 1380 In paying ex penses, which is something a police department is never expected to do. At last Hemming Park is to have a respectable band stand and* with as good a hand as Berry's to furnish first class music, Jacksonville, should bo able to hold a lot of tho passing tourists or at least make them feel that their recentjen In Florida ... « cordial and interesting one in the gateway,—Times Union. Lawn howlers, mainly Canadians, who are winter residents and visitors in tho Sunshine City, will have n permcncnl club house in Mirror Lake Park, S t. Petersburg. The building will le attractive in design. Lawn howling is a big item in St. Peters­ burg this winter, it is said, and the club there now numliers 300 members les Henderson, class president, w» toastm nitcr, and a number of thu The Jacksonville Business and Pro­ guests responded with appropriate toosts. It was a very delightful fessional Woman's Club will hold a supper meeting tomorrow night in the occasion. clubhouse, corner Lauru **nd Church street, this being the first meeting The people of M anateo county arc since the opening of the clubhouse. in favor of good roads. They have demonstrated that many, times hy The annual Confederate hall given their votes. They demonstrated it hy Martha Held Chapter, U. D. C. last year In their vote on the Cortez road when the people decided they of Jacksonville, will take place this wnoted a hard road. There Is a year, Monday, January 19, In the Du­ groat demand for this road, and val rounty armory, in commemora­ every effort must ho mado to sea tion of the birthday snnlvsfMry in’ that nothing stops its construction. General Robert E. I.ee. This event The will of tho m ajority of tho peo­ is always one of the interesting func­ ple should bo enrried out. The coun­ tions of the season. ty commissioners are to be commend­ ed for the efforts they arc making St. Petersburg has a five-year-old to carry out the will of tho people. swimmer who gives exhibitions in the — Iiradentown Journal. pool at the Spa, and who is a star at­ A movement is on foot in I’unta Gorda to lay out a golf course along the hay frornt. Manager Schmidt, of the Hotel I'unta Gorda has taken the initiative and has interested many of the leading citirons of the town, nearly Tho Hillsborough high school sen­ all of whom have plcged substantial ior class and faculty were guests of assistance. honor last night at the annual ban­ quet tendered hy tho Junior class. The Husd an colony located a few The affair took place on tho roof of lies west of Miami, on the Evergladesm the Hillsboro Hotel in Tampa. Chur- have applied to the Dade county schoo] ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, S E E W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y AG ENTS srseral F ir e - traction. The child is Lucilc Hay­ worth. She does high diving and swims the length of the pool, 90 feet, with ease, and has the best known stroke at her command. She Li be­ ing trained to be a star swimmer. The annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union of Florida will be held in conjunction with the annual meeting of tho Florida Baptist con­ vention in Jacksonville. The opening session, which is to be a missionary mass meeting takes place tonight in the Main Street Baptist church. Business sessions will be bdd on the afternoon of January 13, 14 and 15,. The Florida Woman's BaplL.t Mi'*.-J'j’inry Union comprises Ml. organize S n r iu ir a s ? o r r t e g c r o f U M iiank u i ' i u i i n o Sanford, board for a school there being 23 child­ ren In tho colony of school age. I l t A colored citizen of Puntn Gorda, by the name of Henry Littles, started a new enterprise in that town, in front of his establishment In-Ing n large sign which tells the world that It is "Little's Dog Hotel," where dogs will be boarded and trained for tricks and hunting. - Florida Hon. fumes E. Alexander informs The News that on Saturday, January 17, he will give a free barbecue at De­ Leon Springs to returned soldiers, sailors and marines, to which he hn« nlso invited the Daytona Lodge of Elks, of which Mr. Alexander Is u life member. Hon. Van C. Swearingen and Hon. Doyle Carleton have Ixen in­ vited to he present and to deliver uddrca*e.«. The DeLand hand has agreed to furnish the music for the ocrarion complimentary to the service men. The proprietors have donated the grounds for the day. On the following Saturday, January 2t, Mr. Ah zander will give a barbecue for the returmd colored soldiers and sailors.—Del air d Daily News. Oul of •tfnintiUtrd rapitil fcit# tf itrn aU Iht innr*«*#i •f imliittfj' ltd ifwpnor, alf th* rniufurli *&'* *ewV of tit fom ooi Ul. Upon it tic »ofM must im j ftr t it i/fixtifl of r««> felt met M»a in til L«vt In iltrtk -JAMILS J. HILL The Successful Farmer Raises Bigger Crops and cuts down costs by investment in labor-saving machinery. Good prices for the farmers’ crops en­ courage new investment, more production and greater prosperity. But the success of agriculture depends on the growth of railroads—the modern beasts of burden that haul the crops to the world’s markets. The railroads—like the farms— increase their output and cut down unit costs by the constant investment of new capital. W ith fair prices for the work they do, the railroads are able to attract new capital for expanding their facilities. Rates high enough to yield a fair return will insure railroad growth, and prevent costly traffic congestion, which invariably results in poorer service at higher cost. National wealtli can increase only as our railroads grow. Poor railroad service is dear at any price. No growing country can long pay the price of inadequate transportation facilities. c 7hii> admli&cmcnt iApublished by Ike Sl&60cialioti \jJSiaiiuKUj ^xecutvMA* TKatt itt itin f \n]nrmaUon eenerrsisf tuilrrmi lit* •/ion mag ei/sts Idiraturt by m liit f la TA* .l«««cia ties of Railieat F c t l /irooJiro*. S n t Voti 6- generous width, one which will stand the wear and tear of time, a roadway that will reflect credit on the county and impress the outsider with the progres­ siveness of its d tfc 'i? *t'vdcs good to the average voterAvocadoes grown at Miami Beach arc said to be retailing in the northern cities at II each, this fancy price liciug the result of the September hurricane say* the Miami dealers, practica.ly all of the Dade county crop having been wiped out by th:.? storm. The 60-avre grove of this fruit owned by the Miami Ilcut-h Improvement company, was not injured hy the hurricane and fruit from it Li being shipped daily and fancy prices received. The Kentucky Military Institute reached Eau Gallic on Sunday, the 4th of January, to begin their winter session at Military Park They ramc !r. their own sjwcial train, laeving Lyndon, Ky., Fri­ day evening, so that no time was lust fromstudy. Mrs. Fowler had everything ready for them at the harrackes there. Then* is great rejoicing in the twin towns, Eau Gallic and Melbourne, as the new c.ectrie lights were turned on in both towns on Wednesday of last week, and will give wervice for the present from sun down to daylight. Tho com­ pany has been busy installing the larger unit, when both towns wi.l have a 31hour service. Florida retail clothiers will hold their first annual meeting in Ja c k ­ sonville the last of February. Invita­ tions have been sent to a number of speakers of nation-wide note to meet with the Florida clothing men. A ) cling Miami girl, Miss Louise Eyler, the daughter of a prominent attorney, who went to he married to !-•! ^ ^ U v y ri_ n f Dallas, Texas, dis­ appeared oi i rfcv ..edding day and her whereabouts are a mystery. Steps are being taken to break up the highly organized liquor smuggling business between the Bahamas and Florida, known ns the "Hod E y e". The Bahninas are receiving liquor from Canada, according to reports. — DeLand News. Lumber shipments during Decem­ ber by water from Tampa totaled approximately 2,700,000 feet, prac­ tically nil of which went to Cuban pi rts; 300,00 feet of lumber, however was rent to New York. This month bids fair to he among the leading months. Monday sightseeing trolley trips, personalty conducted by an announ­ cer, who will describe various points of interest, will bo put into service by the Tampa Electric Company. The service is for the benfit of tou­ rists. The cars will have a seating capacity of 50 people. State Chemist How rays of the Ev­ erglades of Florida: "The stores of wealth-producing land are there and it Is up to man to make the dcve.opment." Dr. Hore and other chemists have examined the soil and agree that a.I that it necessary is to drain the .and Marvelous Arcturus. properly. He denied the statement hatr Of n deep orange color and of tho drainage may make the land too dry for first order of brightness. Arcturus Is Cu.tivation.—DeLand News. a sun that make* our own pnlt* In com­ parison ns a tallow nip pales before Early next week, probably on Tues­ nn an- lamp. Il./.uert, tf Is thought to day afternoon, the new* steel steam radiate 5flO times ns much light ns our snn.—Nntloi al £v>grnp“V Society Bul­ ship. "City of Sherman," will go into letin. the water nn almost-completed steam­ ship. Thin vessel on l hi- hui.ding ways ha* received her engines, boilers, and Vctse e* Envy. even her smokestack, and when she Retry ! ■* tight curls and her greatkisses the waves in Little Bayou on »t grievance (n Ilf** m u to have her the launching dale, it will Ih* the most .nlr shamptiiien. When she was shown complete vessel of her typo ever launched ier net* lutby brother, she put Iter according to steamship hui.dnt.—Pen­ mm' on his Hut<* bn id bead and said: Oh, you lucky Utile sham (tool ess sacola News. iddlo." A unique wedding took place above Miami u few day’s ago when H. G. Conunt, formerly with the American air forces in France, and MIm Char­ lotte Hamilton, aboard one of the Aero Limited planch, were uidted in welock. There was a best man and bridesmaid, and Hev. Hubert Newton Ward, of the People's Congregations, church, officiated ted. The wedding party gathered at Kiser's pier, where they hoarded one of the big naval bombing tyjs* seaplnnei, capable of carrying six passengers. After­ wards there was u wedding dinner at one of the Miami hotels. The young woman had often taken (lights with her lietrathed Thc opening of the Hotel Ponce de Leon in St. Augustine, Tuesday night for the thtriclh season, was a brilliant affair. The dinner is said to have l**en |hrfert in point of cuLdne ami perfectly served. The big hostelry is this year hi­ ve ier than evrr before, for the wonder­ ful frescoes and inurial decorations in the rotunda, dining hull and drwaing rooms have ail been recent.y retouched and the handsome woodwork rctinishel. The new indirect lighting system that was installed during the past summer ii said to gi\e a lighting effect indescriba­ bly soft, yet brilliant, and enhances tho loveliness and the richness of the de­ corations. Brevard county will vote thLi week on a bond issue for 1300,000 for good roads. The prospect of having a sure enough highway through the county, a road which wi.l compare favorably with those which we find In the more aett.ed portions of the north and east, and of the progres­ sive countries of Euroi>e, a road of a Discarded In Dances OLD FASH IO N ED. K E E P YOUR D ISTA N CE DANCES TO D ISPLA C E TH E DIZZY JAZZ Our seeds are nil T E ST E D for G E R M IN A T IO N before leaving our establishment, and Old-fashloncd are of the H IG H E S T KNtiWN New York, Jan . 13 keep-your-distnnee dances, are to Q U A L IT Y . B y planting seeds displace the modern Jzz steps, if the of this class you are bound to nationwide reform movement tinderget the necessary results for a taken hy the American National profitable crop, provided soil Association of Masters of Dancing proves successful. The dancing mas­ and w eather conditions are ters, it is announced here, count up­ favorable. on the support of mothers, izthers, daughters, sons, dance hall proprie­ Send Postal for lO’W * * tors, unnetng teachers and hostesses — Catalogue if necessary the police department — to exterminate the "h alf Nelson", "bod y hold", Shimmy lock" and other Imported ballroom grips which, are practiced by some dancers. 4 3 8 Market S t., Philadelphia, Pa. Cheap and vulgar music is nlso to come under the ban and, accord­ ing to a circular just issued by the association, those in charge of com­ spectivciy speaking separately to a munity or public dances are urged delegation representing various facto show their opposition to undesir­ tions with regard to the peace treaty able dances by distributing "Y o u said that each side would ha\e to will please leave the h all" cards to make, and was willing to make, con­ those who persist in offending. cessions. The women, it is charged arc often Because of ltd possible effect on as much to blame as their partners an treaty controversies, senators on both and, in some cases, dance ahll pro­ sides of tho question showed gnat prietors prM ors are advised to pick interest today in the democratic out ten or a dozen objectionable leadership caucus sot for tomorrow. couples and, if a warning is disre­ Senators Underwood and Hitchcock garded, to oust them at once. are candidates for party leader to "Y o u wills soon see", the circular succeed the late Senator Martin of roads, "th a t you have raised the Virginia. stnndard of your establishment and that the loss will b* mn»o tfotn made '• tt-Jjinnir.g up by double -ho u un.bi: u^p.-rsvc.'lf? Thu that hole ttiat early unit i.ieV who have respect for you and your In a p in e of shell >>r stum? wn- iv ;l dances." blow of n stone hammer, •v|il, I< Lip I. N . S IM O N & SON Some of the rules and regulations which all are urged to obey follow: "D an ce music should be bright and cheerful, properly accented and the phrases well dicided. Cheap, vul­ gar music of the extreme 'Jazz' type invites cheap, vulgar meaningless dancing. It is useless to expect reftneu dancing when the music lacks all refinement, for, after all, what is dancing but an interpretation of music? "T h e Association has adopted the following tempos, it being impossible the masters say, to regulate fast dancing: "W a lts —48 measures to minute. "T w o-step —54 measures to minute "O ne-step— Gfi measures to minute "F o x -tro t—<10 measures to minute "D ancers should assume a light, graceful position," say the masters. "T h ere should he no jerky half-steps for these cause undisisrahlc varia­ tions. Partners should not dance with cheeks close or touching nor should the clasp he tight. 'Neck holds' are postivcly unpardonable. The gentle­ man’s arm should eneirelp his part­ ner's waist, his hand resting lightly just above the waist line. The lady’s left arm should not encircle her pencil to strike In surh :i way a* to knock out n small Idt of the stone «r shell, euys Ur. Clifton llnrby Levy. When (tils man saw the hole mid noted Its convenience, ho slipped the smear of n i |c t Into tho shell or stone ami tiling It iiround Ids neck as an orna­ ment. others began to ask themn lu-j how they enuhl make holes In tilings and, taking n hit of pointed frlone. limy worked with that until the hole wni drilled. V s L .: L\v?J ? iL -z L d -if —V .1. A j ! W h e n th e body U'fi’r.s t > 3tLT n end m ovem ent becom es puimul it ia usually nn indication that (lie kidneys arc* out o f order. Keep thcaa erra n a h ealthy bv tu -hij To* world's standard rc.nsJy for Vldnty, liver, bladii.-r amt rt<* .-tr<1 troublttFsmous since IMA Taka rejpjUily ai. I keep in a-**! Lra’iU. in three die*. *3 droggi-u. C-usrauttiwl u, reprosjatsd. U J i It-* O-a n i n s C - g l M- J, I t o e » a ; L-< u j w c i , l no LmiltUan AUTO TRANSFER CO. PHONE 114 Philips Old Drug Store Stand Why ycu should use Cardul, the woman's Ionic, for your troubles, have been shown in thousands oi letters from actual users of this medi­ cine, who speak from ersonal experience. If te results obtained by other women for so many years have been so uni­ formly good, why not give Cardul a trial? Phone Orders also Taken at Hotel Carnes R The Woman's Tonic Mrs. Mary J. Irvin, ol Cullen, Va., writes: "About II years ago,-I suflrrcd untold misery with female trouble, bear­ ing-down pains, head­ ache, numbness . . . I would go for Ihrte weeks almost bent double . . . My husband went to Dr. ------- for Cardul , . . After taking about two bottles I began going around and when I took three bottles I could do all my wwk.” E-fiO Senate Hopes to Itcnrh nn Agrccmcn un’ Hcicrwitlons Soon Washington, Jun. 11.—Prospects for ratifying the pence treaty with Germany before Friday, the date for th'* first meeting of the members of the League of Nations council, were abandoned today by all factions in­ volved in the controversy. William J . llryan, in telegrams to a number of the members of the senate, a few days ago, urged that the treaty be ratified before the league council met so that the United States might participate. Among democratic senators, how­ ever, there is a well defined feeling that next week may bring forth nn agreement on reservations which will result in another ratification vote. He publican leaders, particularly those of the mild reservation group, view*cd the compromise negotiations of the last few days as promising. Senators Lodge, M assachUYtts, an and Hitchcock, Nebraska, republican end acting democratic leaders, re- PHONE 111 SCALCO VHS ONLY jorvooRGDOCoas MAXWELL HOUSE �33351 THE SANFORD H&ttALU JANUARY W ill O p e n O n S a tu r d a y F r o m 1 0 A . M . to 8 P . M . Four hundred and fifty thousand dollar bond issue of the city of Dattonn was validated by John C. Thompr an of New York, one of the leading bond attorneys of the coun­ try. These bonds arc now ready for sale having been previously validated by the Florida courts. With this fin­ ancial assistance, nine miles of Daytona streets will he paved by the OH PUT time that tourists return for the MONEY next st-uson. Everyone Cordially In­ Germany Must Pay vited to Attend Her Debts UBELONGS TO YOU TO ALLIES AND UP ' UOND AND SU P P L IE S I AY IN a d m ir a t io n ■ fl such powtr* a* may b * Incfdtnt to th* p u r p o in or buj)n«*a ot tho corporation, or othvr builnraara of a like nature and to have, rnjoy and r itrria e nil t h * rlfhlr, power* and privlleiea Incident to corpora­ tion* orranlt, 4 and e i a li t ln f under the law* of the S late o( Florida. Article I I I . *»• amount ol capital atork ol the c o r­ poration *hali be Ten Thoutand ( 110, 000. 00) Dollar*, divided into One Hundred (1001 Share* o| the par value ol On* Hundred ( 1 100.00) Dollar* each; which ahall be pay­ able !u lawful money ol tha United Slate* ol America, or In property, or labor or irrvirea, at a lair and iu*t valuation to be fin d by the board of director* at a meeting had lor that purpoie. Article IV. .Th e term lor which the corporation ahall eialt ahall be perpetual unle»* toonrr dliaolvrd accordingto law. Article V. The buaine** ol the corporation ahall be conducted by a president, vlce-prcaldent and renera manager eecretary and treasurer, and a board of director* to cuniiat ot not lc** than thre nor more than tevrn ot It* •lockholdti*. The director! ehall be elected annually by the etockholdera on th * flr*l Monday in June of each year at 8:00 o'clock I’ . M at a meeting had for that purnoa* in lla principal office* at SanforJ, Florida, and It* officer* *halt. Immediately thereafter, be elected by the hoard of director*. Until their •urcicior* are elected e » i ;k*.ii'i*i), tfte bu*t"«■** : ! 11* corporation ahall be conducted bp th* follonlnc officer*: Itea Fackard, I’m . W. 1,. Morgan, virr-prealdent and general manager, and l.ouia Miller eerreatary and treasurer, and Ilea Packard, \V. I,. Morgan, and t.oula Miller *h*tl constitute the board ol directors. Article VI. The highest amount ol Indrbtedn*** or liability to which the corporation may at any time subject itself shall not eaceed the amount ol it* capital stock plus it* aurplut. Article VII. The name and residence ol the Incorpora­ tor* and thr number of share* uf stock sub­ scribed by each are a* follows: Hr* Packard, Hanford, Florida, Five Share* W. 1>. Morgan, Hanford, Florida, Five Share*. Louis Millrr, Hanford, Florida, Five Share* tiro. D. Hart, Hanford, Florida, Five Sharset. S tate uf Florida County of Seminole. On thl* day personally appeared before me Hr* Packard, W. L. Morgan, l.oul* Miller, and tiro. D. Hart, known to me to be the person* who subscribed thr foregoing char­ ter. and the number of share* ol It* capital •tock therein de-lgnated, and they, each for Mm*elf severally, arkonwledgrd before me that they subscribed to the said ehartrr and thp number ol *harr* of stork oppoille their name*, (or thr use* and purpose there­ in riprraird . Wit n-e* my hand and *eal of office I hi* thr 7th day of January. 1020. A. It. K tlV . (SKA!.) Notary P ub lic My Paris, Jan. 13. (By Associated Press) , , , meeting of the directors of With the opening Saturday of the period LEGAL ADVERTISING ,vi Fernald-Laughton Memorial during which Germany must pay her L'piu l last night in the court . nl. g|t the urangementa for the op- debta to the nllies it was announced Notice nf Application f»r 1 m l ) r r t Under Section 571 •( (hr l i e n r i i i Hlalulrs. the commission on reparation must of the hospital on Saturday Notice la hrrby c o r n that J . V»n Husfix the amount duo by Germany before kirk purchaser of T a s Certifies!* No. 195. .ere made. This-will be the public May first 1921. Until the amount •laird the 6th il»y o( July A. t ) . 190,1. has * ,|on and opening of the hospiI tilrj said certificate in my office and hut is fixed Germany must deposit twenty mule application Inr taa deed to issue tn „| gnd will be from 10 A. M. to accordance with law. Said certificate « in­ . p j j The hospital will be ready billion marks in gold or its equivalent ti I a era thr following described property aituat d in S*mlnnl* County. Florida, tor -piticnts on Monday January 19th in materials, ships, securities and coal. wit: I.ot 15 llUpham Plantation. T hr laid land brine »***a**d at thr date ol issuanc* d by that time the repairs should of such certificate In the nantt o( Kntof BOOZE MUST BE LISTED Haynes; ,'i tt finished, the elevator installed Also: Notice a hereby given that J . Van the painting finished. lluskirk pureha.rr ol T a * Certificate No. M u s t 195, dated the 6th day ul July A. I>. 1901. Drop On The Premises Every The directors elected Mrs. A. E. h ri Hied raid certificate In my office and ha* Be Accounted For made application lor taa deed to l*<ue in Hill'to take rhnrgP of the opening accordance with law. Said certificate em­ ti the hospital and this undefntlgnble Compliance with section 33 and brace* the following described propeity •Ituated in Seminole County, I lurlda, t»* « ’<« will have the linen showers, title two of the national prohibition act ntt: I.ot* Si) i SI llltpham Plantation The Pe opening of the hospital, th e gen- the enforcement of which in the state •aid land .bring a** n*rd at the date ol the iuuanre ol *urh certificate in the name ul ,„l gupcrvUion of the building to of Florida Is under the direction of Fin or it llaync*. Also: Notice a hereby given that J Van pt it in order and many other ad­ Jutfge O. P. Ililhurn as the federal iluik.il. purchattr nl T a * Certificate No. prohibition director, will be met vol­ 65, dated the 6th day ol July, A. I>. 19)5, junct*. Co mm ission Kvpire* ha* tiled »»id certificate In my office anil ha* Mrs. Savage was appointed to untarily by a large portion cf the made an; liration lur t»» deed to l"nie In t> ‘ l r It . -■■ —' ' <t<*. if tb* in i r ‘ IhcMnson /. 11 1 Iwk after the memorial rooms for drinking brace* toe follow Ins d« scribed pr perty far t n c u i p f i i m . ■g Judge iiiiimrn may situated to Seminole County, Florida, to- Aiitirntryi (tr iciiwi: ,>f llu)»v. A JlJ-iY k V . Y lg l* * W-21-Stc. wit: but* I to 5 and 7, J . It. Fo*i Huh l>iv tirh rooms at the hospital and any be used as a true guide. The federal ol Iliipham Plantation. The *aid land being i i o i r d at thr date ot the issuance of *uch In I trrull Cuuri, Arsrnih ludlrlal tlrcu tl. cst contemplating such a step can director raid today that he is receiving acertificate in the name o( C, IV. Andrrion Semlnrit- Court). I lorldi. pt all the information desired by many inquiries relative to the law AI*o; Notice I* hereby given that J . Van O. P. Swope. P.aintilf. vs Attarhmsnt-Citatlon. lluskirk purchater uf T a * Certificate No. phoning Mrs. Savage at her home on and its features may be difficult for 66, dated the titte day of July. A D. I9 I5 , Henry F'rrnrh, Drfcndant. the public to familiarize themselves To Henry French, a nun-re*ldent ot the Myrtle avenue the phone number ha* filed *ald certificate in my other and ha* State ol F'lurids, residing at Sinus City, made application for ta* d id to |i*ur In with at first. N Line 309 Deane Turner residence. Iowa. accordance with law. Said certificate em­ brace* the following described property Please lake notice that 1 suit has been There is m e phase of the law, how­ •ituated tn Seminole County. Florida toThe hospital still needs dining instituted in the above sty lid Court by l). wlt! I.ot S I J . It. For* Suli IMv of filshatn P. Swope, iilanliit against you a* ilefendenl; room chairs, silverware and n few ever, that is specific, and nil are ex­ I'lant a lion. T h r laid land being assessed at that a writ of attachment has been issued the date of the iieuancr of tuch certificate in sai.l rause and under authority ol said requisites that any member of the pected to understand. This is the fact in the name ul (!. Kinnan. writ rd attachment levy ha* been made by committee or any of the directors that Feb. 1, any liquor found on a per­ Alto; Notice a hrr>by given that J . Van the sheriff upon the following described lands and tenements belonging to you, to-wlt. son. the posession of which is not legally Iluikirk purchater ot T a * Certificate No. can tell you about if you are intcr317, dated the 4th day id June A. I). 1917, N ' j ot I.ot 99, Florid* Groves Company's permitted, will he prima facie evidence ntri. There are n number of lodges ha* filed tald certificate in my office and ha* F'ir-t Addition to lllark Hammock, being made ppliration (o ta* deed to Issue in and lying In Seminole County, F'lorlda. and private individuals who will that such liquor is kept for the purpose acctirdanre .with law. Said certificate em­ Therefore you, the said Henry F'rench a furnish complete rooms at the hos­ of being sold, bartered, exchanged brace* the following described property non-resident of the State of Florida, resid­ •ituated In Seminole Countv, Flottda, to- ing at Sinus City, la ., and all other ptrsons pital. Others will give annual sums given away, furnished, or otherwise wit: got S J . It. FuvtSub Div Hitpham l lanta- interested, are hereby ordered and required lion, 1 acre*. The tald land being aaaeaaeet at to appear and defend in such action, on for the maintainenee of the hospitnl disposed o.' in violation of the provisi­ tlie date ef |a«uanre ot turh certificate in Monday the 5th day of April, A. D. 1920* the name ot Unknown! rise judgement will he taken and entered md when it is ready for the opening ons of the act. Attn, Notice U hereby given that J . Van against you by drfault. ir.l the people of Seminole County Section 33 of the act demands that Iluikirk Witness my hsnd and official seal this the purchater ot T a * Certificate No. icc what a fine property they have every person having liquor in their SIS, datrd the 4th day ot J u n e A. I). 191., 7th day of January. A. D. 1920, at Hanford. ha* filed tald certificate in my offlrr and ha* Seminole County, Florida. gained for this noble purpose the possession must make a report of sume made application for l a * deed to inue in (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court. with law. Said certificate em­ rwponre will he ready and generous. to the state director within 10 days accordance brace* the lollnwlng described properly Schell* Mallies W-21-IOtc. The Membership Drive will start after the federal, or the Eighteenth •ituated n Seminole County, Florida, to* Atlotney lor Plantllf. wit: led H, J . It. Fo*a Sub Division Hlrhteat Tuesday January 20th under amendment goes into effect, which is pam I'lantatlun, 5 aera. The *aid land being DEPARTMENT o r THE INTERIOR U. S. Land Office at Gainesville. Fla. a u i e m l at the date ot ^hr it*uarice ol *Uch the leadership of Mayor II. K. Ste- Jan. 1(5. It is not for those who illcgally cerlificite J a n . 1. 1920. In the name ot Unknuwn; rem and every man, woman and hnve liquor in their possession to make Notice is h-rrby given that Charles It. Alto! Notice ia hrrrby given that J , Van tluikirk purchater ol T a * Certificate No. Chestnut, ot Osteen, Fla. who, on August child in tin* county is supposed to this report, hut it is for overy person .119, 1918. made Homestead Entry. No. datrd the 4lH day ol June A. I). 1917, If, ha* filed **ld eertlfieate In my offire and ha* (115912, lor N W 1! ot N Wfs Section 13 tale out a dollar membership. who has or wants to have liquor in his nod N K 's ot N E w , Section I t . Township made application lor la* deed to l»*ue In This is one of the greatest chari­ possession and protection from the accordance with law. Said certificate em­ 19 s. Range 31. F... Tallahassee Mrrldan, brace* I e lo’lowinit dr*rrib*r!_ property has fled notice ut Intention to c u lt s Coraties that it has ever been granted to federal government to make this report. •ituated tn Seminole County. Florida, to- mutation Proof, to <-st*hU*h rlaim to the l.ol* It), I I , l:l, IK, SS, 27 and 2H J . II. land above described, before Clerk ol t Irthe people of Seminole county to The person failing to make such a re­ wit: I’uta* .Subhivltio.v Hlthpam t'lantation. The ruit Court, al Santord, Florid*, on tho 13tu contribute and the response should port within the 10 days allowed, pos­ •aid land bring aa*cued at the dale of the day of F'el ruarv. 1929, ol *uch certifirat* In the name of Claimant nanus as witnesses: W generous enough to start the hos­ session of same after Feb. 1 will be Utuanre Unknuwn; V. S. Arm It, ol Ostrcn, Florid* K. II. tlsleen, of Ustren, Florid* pital and maintain it for sume time primn fade evidence that it is intended AUo: Nolire l* hereby given that J , Van Ji,% - C* Jickii.iU* nf Hoflil* llu*kirk purchater of T a * Uetliflcatr No. to come. Everyone should attend the for illegal purposes, not only the amount, 350, Anton Jackson, tif Ostien, F'lorlda dated the 4th day ol June A. I>. 1917, ItOHT. W. t)A V IS . hut the kind of liquors must l»e reported ha* filed *aid certificate In my office and haa opening Satudny Jan . 17th. Register. made application (or t a * deed to inue In that the government may hnvefuture accordance with law. Said certificate em­ W-21-ttc. brace* the ollowlng drtrrlbed property ka h th du ake year information. •ituated in Hrmluol* County, florid*. t<>- Notice ol ba<r of 575,000.09 Spec *1 l a s Si hunt D.ktilrl No. t, rirmlnole Courly. wlt: l-*>t 19 J II. Foaa’ Sub Blvliin HUhDirector Ililhurn said today that the pam Florid*. iSsnfwrd Nprrlsl 1 s t H.haol riantallon h a c re *. The alad .and bilng Dlslrlrl) Hr hoot Hand*. JI9t Had Four lliimhed Andp Sixty federal law will in no way interfere a«*e*«cd at the date ol the i**uanre o such certificate in the name uf Unknown Notice I* hereby given that sealed bid* with the enforcement of the state law Eight Shock* Unteaa aald certificate* (hall be termed will lie received by the County Hoard of 1'ublle ot Hrmlnulr County, and that, white fulfilling the federal according to law taa drrdr will i u u t Ihrteon Florida, Instruction at tho office of the Superintendent Washington, Jan El —Four hundred law the Btate must he compiled With the l u t h t l a y ul February A. II. 1920, Public InstruiMun uf said County at the my offirial «lgnalure and *ral of Coucl ItouM. in Santord, Florida, on nr brand liity-cight shockswcre fell sensibly also. Uunder the state law a |>erson thl*Witnrwa the 9th day of January A. I). 1920. torr the espiratlon ol thirty daya from the K. A. DO U GLASS. in a various parts of the world during tint publication ol this notice ami until 3:39 is allowed to have four quarts on hand Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Courly. o'clock in the altcrnoon of February 9th, 1519 Of that number, 97 were felt Florid*. 1929, tor the purchase ol 115 000.C’tl Special at one time.—Tampa Times. (SEA L) fly V. M. t)O U O I.A S S D. C. f a s Hehooi District No. I, Seminole County. la the United States but there was tin W-2I-SI Florid*. Ilond*.said bonds being dated k« of life or serious damage to proJanuary tsi, 1920, bearing interest at the Notice of Apgticailnn for Tas Deed Coder rate cl 61) per rent per annum, Int-rest HUNG t h e s ig n (srty from those in this countyry Of Serllon 575 ut the G r n c r j .S t a t u te * . pas able sembannually on the first day ol Nutire is hrrrby given that Sami M. ! July anil J*nuar> ol each >rar until maturity, the earthquakes occ tiring in other Schwarts pufchasir ot Taa Certificate Nr*. sslrl bonds matures and the principal tieEverybody In Town Helping 235, daltd the 4th day of Ju n e A D., I9t7 Ptrt- of the world, lo&i of life wda ro- W i t h corn us due and payable thirty yrars alter has filed said rrrtilira r In my uffice and hat the The Execution dale there-,t; said bonds have been to-hd if that of April 28 in San Sal* made applicat on tor t a t Used to Issue in valid*!, d and confirmed t y d -crie of th' The Dixie Aerial Service have accordance with law, Halil certificate embra­ Circuit Court ot the Seventh Judicial Cir­ *alor .I' d one on June 29 in Florence, ces the following described property -itualrd ult ot Florida, dated December 16th, 1919; placed a large sign across First St., in Seminole County/ I lurlda. to-wlt: NK 'i (*| Italy | bonds to 1*0 •' Id for delivery within Ntt’ i, and W b of E h of H E ' , ot N W ' , Ilf tern data after written notice of accept­ ut cor. Park Ave. This sign is a of and E ' , ol W * i of S K q ot N W ' * fie-tlon ance ot List Is alvcn; raid bonds are ot I I 949. Eight, "f l’ic 97 bnrth shocks rcmrtlcd symbol of the Co-operative spirit of H Township 29 S, It. 31 Fl. 60 a m * . The 40 denomination and interest and principal h the , i' I Htati i wore reported front •aid land being asles-cd a the date id the payable st National Park Hank, t. tty and tlie City of Sanford. issuance of such rrrtlfiratn In the nainu id Stale of New York. Calif, Tic* remainder were felt J A. McMIllian. Unless said r r rllfi'a t. Mr. Fox, who has charge of the Mr*. Written opinion of Jn o . C. Thomson, hat) be redeemed arcorJI k to law, tas d ed is var I sru of the country front th** Pico Bldg., kindly donated the room •will Issue thrrron thr 19th day of FVbruar/ Attorney ot New York, approving in * va lldlty of said bonds will lit- ( rnishrd will, Mantle te the Pacific Kentucky, A. t>„ 1920. space in which the sifcn was mndc. Witness my uffiria signature anil seal •aid bond*. Ari *r.... Each bid must be accompanied witli iFtali,* Arizona, Indiana, this the 9lh day ot January A. I)., 1929. rrrliticd c li n k In Ihe eum of 5259.00 made E. A. DO U G L A SS. lllinci KatiM.i, Tcnncsiee, Washing- Mr. Fred Williams, City Engineer, (SEA L) payable in the Hoar I ol 1'uliUr Instruction placed his office at the services of Clerk Cirult Court. Seminole County. lor heminnle County. Florida, such rh r ik o. Flutl la. ' iruirtia. New Jserrey and Mich- Mr. P. E. Cold, who has charge of the successful bidder In be retained ae li­ W-21-itc Hy V M. D O U G L A S S .D .C quidated i la n a g i* In the Hoard should tbs ■Pfi all rt pi rteil yhocka during the the advertising for the Dixie Aerial •urrrastul bidder tail or refuse to l j » c up NOTICE o r 1NCOII I'OHAl ION fur •aid tonds according to t h e terms of this Service. Then the Southern Bell Notice Is hereby given that the under­ notice and his bid. ih e said Hoard reserves will, on Wrdmsday th* l l t h day ot Ihe right to r e j e c t any and a!! t ld i. with the Southern Utilities Co., signed February 0920, or a* aoori th e r * * ( t * r 11 tot; All proposals should be addressed to the Leper Hoipiial vlent, apply to the Honorable Sidney J. County (inaid of Public .Instruction lur kindly donated the use of the poles Catts, Governor of th * S tate uf Florida, for Seminole County, Florida, car* of T . W. Ilio Janerio, Brazil, Jan. 1 4 .-A on which the banner is hung. The lettna patent Incorporated the “ FloridaLaw ton, Secretary, Hartford, florid *. tn del leper hospital , Intended to City of Sanford thru Mr. Abbott, Cuba Cigar Com pany" Under the following Witness the hands ot the Chairman and proposed charter, tb r orginal nf which Is •ffom:ii(..!ato several lepers of Loth City Manager, also granted permis­ nuw on file In the olfic* of the Secretary of Secretary and thr seal ol the said Hoard at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, this the S t a t e nf th* S t a t e of FTurida at Tallahasaee. nf5,,a. is being built some sion to hnng it. fitii day of January, A. 1). 1923. It»a Packard, County Hoard of Public Instruction W. L. 51 organ ' ll ,, upside the city of Euo Paulo. The Southern Bell Co., kindly as­ Sem nole C lunly. FToilds, Louis Millrr Hy C. F. H A R RISO N . Chairman, . " * iaiinetl that the institution will sisted in hanging the sign, for which Geo. l>. Hart. of Hoard) AI1e*t: T. vV. Lawton. Articles e f In casy eratlon e f l b * * I lurid* (Sea I*' in forefront of any country credit is due Mr. Fred Boggs, Mr. Supt. h Es-officlu Secretary. Cab* Cigar Company W-2I-91C. - P e wr.lrd in the fight ngainst the Clarence Barkley and Mr. Claude We, the undersigned, hereby associate together for the purpnee of form­ Nolle* Tu I'asleg Contractors 'lipase. I.aloratories, with Coffee, assistant engineer, with Mr. ourtelve* ing a body politic Undef the law* of the Seated proposals will be received by the Slat# of Florida, with and under the follow­ *sperts, fur research into the Fred Williams, City Engineer. San­ County Commission*)* of Ihe County of ing proposed charter. Seminole, State ot Fltu.da, at th* offir* ot " n the most complete scale ford should bo proud of the spirit of Arllrle | Ihe Clerk of th* Circuit Court, of th* Coun­ The name of th* corporation ahall be the ty of S#minole, at Sanford, Florida, at or 1itabliihed within the hospitnl. co-operation shown in this instance, Florlda-Cuba Cigar Company, and It* prin­ before 19 A. M. on th* ItJlFi day of February i Uj>«*r colony wi'l have separate and the Dixie Aerial Service feels cipal office* and place of busineea ahall be at 1929, for tho grading, building of bridgeo Sanford, F'lorlda with branch office* a l auch and eulvtrta, and constructing 13 mllaa of ‘Partmtnts for single men and women, that with tuch backing, th at in a other place* in Ihe S tate of Flor da, and aurtaro treated macadam. other atate* of th* United Ktatss, and in Each propoaal shall b* accompanied hy a * .''rin “n,l married persons. It will few yeara Aviation will have been foreign countriea, aa may be established, certified check, iaautd on a stale or national from time to time hereafter * bank, and mad* payable lu th* ordtr cf tha firmly established In South Florida, _ uwn church, postal and tcleClerk of th* Circuit Court of th* County of Arllrle I I . P cf!i e, police and fore drpart- with Sanford the South Florida head­ The general nature of Ihe buelnee* to be Semlnol* in th* sum of F’lvo per rant of th* amount of th* hid. transacted by tb * corporation ahall be: * r'U' »r,d water services and quarters, To grow buy **ll, and otherwise dispose of Tb# aeretsfu bidder will bo required to ttmettry. rifv hca,l!l conditions in the ir* ik f * c^*onv»He for the past year e best in the history for* the der i i jn ,n t' ^ uUdlng permits for the ttimtVrtre. tnore th* n thre* times the tu®ber of the previous year. and dral in, for profit, or on commission, all give bond equal to fifty err cent ot th * amount of his or their bid, aueh bond to be aiacutad by a surely company llranead to do buelntaa In tha S l a t * of Florida, and the bidder ahall produce a certiorate from the Treaturrr uf tha S l a t * ol Florida showing tba amount of the depotll and the rlaaa ol bond* eald depoelt covert. The bond aball be approved by the Hoard of County CommlaeloneraCoplee of the plara and apetiflrallooi may be even at tha ofllra of the CIrrk of tha Cir­ cuit n Sanford, and at tba office ol l i e d T. Miami has passed through the big­ or rctsll to manufacture, buy, sell and o l b n v w i i p w o l and deal In (or profit or on oxmir.Mon at gest building year in the history of dwbnl***1a and ratall. all kinds ol r i g a n to build and oparata r'gar manufacturing plants, the city, when building permits reach and (or that purport to buy. I n n own and ed the total of over three million hold real m a t e , and tha tall and mortgaga aama lor tha purpoata ol lla business. to dollari. The real estate transfers of |tha borrow money, contract dabta, and to atthe past year were double that of euro- tha aama by n pladgu o( lla atoclc, or by notaa, bonda, mortgagaa. or other ohany previous year. lig atlaai, and general y >o have and tierciee J Florida, after Janu ary F.rgfnee W-2l-4tc. C h a irm en ■ild titr a tio n nod coat*. Purchaser to pop ’ (or till*. T h e County Comretaalonera reserve tha rfaht to rejert any and all bid*. F l l K t l T . W I L L IA M S L. A. H R U M L E Y t f o u j uf County Comre ' N tlT ILK , T h e aunual meeting of hr atockholder* ot the llank ol Otiedo will be hrld In .the office " f the Mink of Oviedo, Fla. on Friday, February, 6th. 1920, at 7:30 p. m.. for thi elect.on ol a board of director! for th# *n•ulng year, and for the transaction of aueh other bu*lne** a* may properly come helotr the d i e llug. II. (I. Smith President, 2 l-W -4 te . In Circuit Court, Hetenlh Clrrall. Seminole County, Florida. Overstreet Turpentine Com any vcr*u» Em m * Mitchell, Town of Altamonte Improvement Company, et al. And now it appearing to the Court that a •ult in Chancery hai been Instituted In the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit of the Stale of Florida, for Seminole County, to remove a r|ou>(, from title. In which the Overstreet Turpeotlne Company I* romplainant. aml^ Em m * Mitchell, t i g Town of * l i • Improvement Company and other* are defendant*, and that • sub­ poena issued In said r* u*e to the Town of Altamonte Improvement Company, to which th* Sheriff ol Seminole County ha* made the return that he la unable to *erve the **rae became the offirer* or agent* of the corpor­ ation are unknown. It I* ordered that th* said corporation thr Town ol Altamonte Improvement Com­ pany do appear and defend the said ault on the 2nd day of February. 1929, and that this order *ha!l be published once a week tor four conerrutlvr week* In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in Seminole County aforreald. Ordered at Chamber* at DeLand thle 13th day of December, 1919. JA S. W. P E R KIN S Judge Seventh Judicial Circuit etc. W-IS-Slc. E . E . I I H A IIY , Sheriff Hemlnols County, Florida. A l*t» n d rr A M a rlin . A fty 'a 'o r rlil-il.’J. W -20-IU . In t.lrralt Ccurt. S e m in al* Ceanly. Florid*, People* llank of Sanford, a corporation, Plaintllf. Citation, S. Wyman Steele, llrlendant. ladant. T o S Wyman Steele, • Non-resident of t b * S la t * of F'lorlda: Take nutire that ault ha* been Instituted against you by People* Hank of Sanford, • corporation In the army* styled court, and m writ of attachment haa beer, aued out In asid cause, and aald writ of a ttach m ent levy has been m u le upon th* following real **• tat* belonging to you aituat* In Semlnolo County, Florida, to-wtt: Lot 22 ot HubdivUlon known aa Palm Hammock, also a atrip of land 100 fret wide off North aid* or a tract of land described a* fallows; to-wlt: beginning 78H feel South of the Northeast corner ol Sec. 13, <Twp. 10, Range 39 East, run Wcat 615 feet, thane* South 506 (eel to right of way of S. A I. It. It. It., now A. C. L It. It., thence Northeasterly 795.5 fret to E ast line ol said S e c ­ tion 13, thence North 297 feet to pniet e f k . *fM . 5.*III * ’ Re «#*■*■ You, the aald S. Wyman Steete, a non­ resident ol the S tate of Florida, are hereby required to appear and defend said action lay the 6th day ot April. 1929, on Monday will be r entered againat ■ ’ otherwise judge Judgement- will you be default. ** tines* my hai Witness hand this 7lh dsy of Decemher, A. D. 1919. (SFIAL) E. A. D O U G L A S S Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. Geo. A. DeCottee, Attorney lor Plaintiff. W-20-10U ■ umoroui Comment. Wllllp find accompanied his mother to n chtireh sorlntde at which Ico cream was served The follmvlni; Sun­ day his hmfhor find nerved Icc cream nt the noonday meal, anti there being n nmnll quantity left, hail apportioned It to the memiiern of the family nt eupper. On receiving his portion Wil­ lie looked nl Id* plate erBIcnlly, then enld: "Mamma, ihla looks like a sociable dibit of Ice cream." In 7 h r Court of (hr Counts Judge, Seminole Counts, Florida. In Probal In Re; Estate ot Mary J a n e t.audsrn, deceased, Citation Edward ISaudern. the duly appointed and qualified administrator of the estate of Mary Jane (saudrrn, d r e r j —-J, havilig filed his pe­ tition in this Court praying that the following real estate belonging to the said Mary Jane Gaudrrn, during her lifetime, tn-wit; Lot 5, lllock 5. Tier 5 of E. It. Trafford'a Map ot Sanford, Flotilla, as duly recorded in offire nf Clerk of Circuit Court of Orange New Flah Story. Counlvr, F'lorlda, of which Seminole County A convnlesclng Bidinn flshoniinn tn was then a part be declared assets in the hands of the administrator fo.- the payment n Itnnciion lioipllnl tvnw Halting nlnnc of debts of said estate, the personalty hav­ ing liern rshaustrd, and authorising said tin* forpiihnri- rcoiMilly when lie caught administrator to take possession and make n smalt ttsli. Ilia luiakot Im-Iiir tl short sale ol said real estate, and Ihe said petition conforming in all -e-o^er* to the requirements rlUfdfii.- qwny, liv jitif thr licml uf f!u? . ' . .i i» and provldtj: Hall I » » l.l1 ''.' .;J), mill r-tn-v — ■ ■•■fur-, you. Henry C. Kilty ami . . . liy, ins wife. F.sses. N. V.J pe­ tii-ili un B. wiillt- In* wits rehnltlng his te p pa Chamberlin arid Carl Chamberlin, her hook. Tilt? H-h <il!p|ti'tl Into Ills throat, husband, lllns-lalr, N. V,; Wilmlba Chapin and Albion M. Chapin, brr husband, Eden, lint! r*Irs.Ni'IniK *«> PHcnpc, got Ktuck Michigan; Mlldrrd Cannon and Jam es Can­ there. The Hsliertnoti was hui'rlctl non, her husband. Natkwauk, Minn.; Harry Townsend, Lane, Kansas; John I. Townsend, Into flit* iioapfttil, where an InclBlou and Ann* Townsend, his wllr, Marion, fnd.; war niptle ntfl the Hill reninvetl Juat Allred Townsrnd and fume Townsend, his wife, 920 E ssl 19th Slr set, Minneapolis, In Mttis tn Have the patient from clink­ Minn.: Hcnjamln It. Townsend, Munumcnt, ing to ......... Col,; F'rsnk Townsend. 330 Supply Co., I). M. C. U. S. P. t), 701, A. E. F. France; Dorulhy T . Wyllr and Fiarl C. Wyile, her t 4 e « * V « 0 0 * » 0 » o e 4 * * « 0 « » 4 F 4 4 husband, F'alrvirw, Oklahoma; Edward Kelly and Josephine Kelly, hie wife, n i l East 43rd S lrrrt, Chicago, III.; F'rank Kelly and Cordelia Kelly, his wife, Goshen, fnd.; Leon Kelly ami Marguerite Kelly, his wife. 512 6th Slris-t, Goshen. Ind.t Myrtle Trump and Roy P. Trump, her husband. 632 South (.th Street, Goshen, fnd.; Edward McClure One Inch t ’arda Will Be Publlalird Un* rrllct of Carrie McClure. Helen Kurts, d a r k McClure, Alfred McClure and Lula McClure, ler ThU Headtiqf Al The Bale Of 17.20 his wile, Goshen, fnd.: Hert Kelly and FRlen Per Year. Kelly, his wife, Goshen, Iml.: J . Robert Kelly and Florence A. Kelly, his wife. New PhiladsIjihls, (Ihio; W. Rowland Kelly and Mabel Kelly, bis wife, Goshen, fnd.; Rulh Gaboon and J . Frrdrirk Gaboon, her hus­ band, Alhambra, Calf.: Howard Tallarday and Louis* Tallarday, his wife, Wrst Alham­ bra, Calf-; Verna T . Anderson and An­ derson, her hushsnd, Wrst Alhambra. Calf.; O r n C E IN Till*. COURT HOUSE fieri Kelly, care Y. M. C. A. Headquarters. Hotel Itaglionl, llologna, Ita ly: Chas. Kelly, Goshen, fnd. I Lew w. Kelly and tlissle SANFORD - •• FLORIDA Killy, his wife, Goshen, Ind.t Nettle Grim and Andrew Grim, her husband, tlryan, tlhlo; Sherman Kelly and FTorenco It. Kelly, Ma wife, llryan, Ohio; (). Lincoln Kelly and Dora Kelly, his wife, llryan, tlhlo; Barry THOMAS EMM ET WILioai M. Kelly and Clara Kelly, hi* wife, liryan,, E. FERGUSON IHFUSIlaJLImB Ohio. And all olhrr persons Intereslni In •sld real estate are commanded to tie gnd appear before the County Ju d rr 's Court of Seminote County, Florida, on the 16th day LAWYERS of February, A. I). 1929, and show rause (f any you F,avr why said petition should not San rord • F lo rid a be granted. Given untlrr my hantj and ae*t of the said Court this tire 31 st day of December, A, D. 1919. •Seal) E. F. H O U S H O L D E R , W-20-Stc County Judge. KIBE and TH EFT and COLLISION In . I BUSINESS CARDS SCHELLE MAINES AIF Y E R L Wilson & Hoaslioldcr Automobile Protection Noilrr of Sheriff'* Rale Notice Is hrrrby given that under and by virtue of an esrcullnn issued out nf and un­ der Ihe seal of the Civil Court of Record of Duval County, State of Florida, bearing date December 12th 1919, In that certain rause whrrrln the Independent F'rrtilUrr Company, a corporation is the plalnHH and Jarnr* A. Johnson is the difrm lrnt, I have levied upon, and will offer for salt, and well to the highest and best bidder lor rash. In front of the Cour House door In Hanford, Seminole Bounty. Florida, during the legal hours of sale on Monday February 2nd 1920, the following described land aituat* in Semi­ nole County, Florida, to-wlt: Ill-ginning at Hrcltun pbst nf SertloU line nf Htelion 16, Township 19 8., It. 30 FLt run North H chains, thence East 5 chains, thrnre South 8 chains, thrnre West 5 chains to beginning; bring the Wcat half ol Lot 4, according to William Itiardall'a map ot St. Jo -eb b • esccpllng a (trip of land 15 (ret wide along the South and Writ sides of •aid land. Said land to be sold to aatlsfy furancc laaued by tho FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION la Iho FaTcal nml chenpext In Ihe world. Write for Information fo headquarters Orlando, Aficntti wanted In every town In Florida, HENRY M c L A U L I N JEW ELER MY SPECIALTIES! IMLKABD’S HAND-IMINTED CHINA C. OR HAM’S STERLING SILVER ItOOHUS' PLATED W ABE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES ORDER F A R L Y IDE \L FERTILIZERS S; rin^ ferlilizer should bo jmt In the ground t i e la t rf January or early in February. The tree needs It and can uso It to .fu r better advantage than later in the seaion. Owing to unsettled conditions of labor and tranKpnrtation. order nuw no as to be? auro of get­ ting delivery by lime you need it. For normal condition!), we recommend: Fioridcul Special 5% Am.. 8% Av. Pho«t. Acid, 2% Pot. But, as ever, wc have wide range of your requirementa, we con fill them. Send for Catalogue and Price List. W ILSON & TOOMER F E R T I L I Z E R COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, :: :: /V V v- g m Saniord I - m William*. 10, 1(20. :: FLORIDA - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 16, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 16, 1920. 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>, January 16, 1920; <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/316d030c9ede5065e6efd4a23a0ce7d7.pdf d7348470075ed4b99ec1bace6852ce46 PDF Text Text ---------------- . • ' v : " ■ ■ THE SANFORD HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S PREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 23. 1920 roLl'MB XI NUMBER 23 THE w e lfar e d ep a r tm e n t NO MUTINY RACE RIOT JAY WALKING IS STOPPED OF THE WOMAN’S CLUB HOLD IN FRENCH IN DUMAS SANFORD CITIZENS WARNED MOST INTERESTING MEETING NAVLFORCE ARKANSAS T 0 WATCH W E IR STEP WAR OFFICE SAYS In a letter to the general secretary of FRENCH REPORT EMANATED FROM the Middle Classes Union, regretting HEREIN that other work prevented him from assuming the presidency of a beranch Paris, Jur. 22, (By Associated of the union. Press) Emphatic denial of the re­ "I sympathize fully with your move­ ports emanating from Berlin and ment, " ho wrote. “ The middle claszcs, published in America that "riots by which I take to mean all beneath and mutinies have broken out the rank of Peers who do not actually among French naval forces and earn their living hy the work of the troops at T ou lon " are made by the ,M, CIVIC R KFOR M S DIS­ hands are. without doubt on their way French War Office. CUSSED AT LENGTH B Y , to ruin. Owing principally, or ut r.ny ,|TV MANAGER AND T1IE j rate very’ largely to the incrcdihlo Bowler Buys Home expense of rearing and educatiug child­ ladies Mr. *11. Bowler has purchsaed ren their birthrate is decreasing in a The meeting of the Welfare Dc- most alarming fashion nnd probably the hame of E. R. Smith on Mag­ nolia avenue, the house formerly artmMjt at the W oman's Club is now exceeded by their deathrate." occupied b y the Gonznlc& family. Trdcnday afternoon was well utHe declares that against these c.asses J. E. Spurting the real estate man UrJrd. with a goodly sprinkling of the profiteer is given a free hand nnd u»chtr» and mothers present to en that "uudor pregencc of u nebulous made the sale and all parties are the program and benefit by the Anti-Dumping Bill, they are now threat­ happy. Mr. and Mrs. Howler and now have the home iictlltnt suggestions contained in ened with the loss of the blessings of family in Sanford they have hten wanting. the piper "Child Draining ■ pre­ free trade which nlonc enables many Kited by Mrs. E. I). Brownlee. fixed, or dwindling incomes, to live «J, Inonf 'he many good thing* offered uli." lie said that only combination I U Brow •l« • ** • " ::.viiisthcs nnd tlieir interiaU, ‘thit added to the sensiuiv irain- could save them. i*j of our mothers and grnndtnoth' " I f the middle classes remain dis­ m, »ai the broader vision of the united and in consequence arc bullied codern woman and her opportunity bullied nnd plundered to death, ns f#r careful siuily of the child." Dc- happened to the Curinles before the relopment of the senses was also full of the Roman Empire, I am sure itrteftd with mntr ntration and obthat with them will disappear the PEOPI.E WERE NOT IN itmtion. the method then which wealth nnd the ancient greatness of FAVOR OF STRIKE AND ihciemes should he keenly develop­ our country," he concluded. GENERAL TIE UP ed. The paper was line of the most mo Training” Pres­ ented Very Ably BETTER GOVERNMENT ATTACK O N . DEPUTY SH ERIFF reached twenty-second avenue the au­ IIY. ARMED N E G R O E S tomobile in which the officers were’ IIKINGS ON TROUBLE seated headed them off. Ope of the men made as if to spring from the Dumas, Ark. Jnn, 22 (B y Associ­ car, but Deputy Cortino was too quick ated Preis) A detachment of Federal for him, shoving a pistol into his face troops from Camp Pike. Governor so quiclkly that he turned decidedly? Brough and a large party of possee pale about the gills. men and officers from nearby towns Meanwhile Mr. Nelms nnd his friend arrived here this morning to take had gone to the house in question, In charge of the race situation arising which two of the confidence men re­ SPE E DE R S AND PEDESTRIANS from tha alleged attack on deputy ALIKE MUST PAY ATTEN* sheriff hy armed negroes nt u negro mained. When Nelms appeared at the TION TO THE ORDINANCES side door and demanded that it Ik? settlement hear here yesterday. Watch your step. Local officers said they hblieved th opened, one of the nen inside demanded This applies not only to the driv­ trouble would he confined to this to know his authority, "W e have plenty of authority," said Nelms, ers of car and other vehccles hut to district. drawing a pistol. The door was finally the humhtc pedestrian as well How­ Little Rock, Jun 22, (By Associ­ opened hut the momentary delay is bo ever under the regulations now being ated Press) Governor Ilrough who lieved to have beobn used by the men accompanied troops to Dumas after Inside in an atteinppt to destroy ns muc enforced in this city in regard to after a personal survey of the situ­ of the evidence us possible. A little trntlic the humble pedestrian bus a better show in crossing the streets ation this morning says lie does not Inter when the remaining meml«'>*» of than ever before. anticipate any serious rare trouble Solicitor C*--".j atnvcu m t::u "Jay walking" that bane of an ■fi^'Tdir.g to a dirpatrh from t:.*- house one of the men stnrted to strike auto driver’s lile has been abolished -oerespnndcnt of the Arkansas the solicitor with a baseball bat which and hearatter the "ja y walkers" or Democrat. It is stated that no was ronccnlcd behind a (aide, hut was the people who cut diagonally across evidence bus bet n found at Dumas clubbed by Cupitnn Jones. the intersecting street corners must oi a conspiracy to foment an up­ The place hnd been fitted up to re­ now walk the chalk line so speaking rising such as rhown in the investi­ semble a racing exchange, or ut least for tho chalk lines have been drawn gation of recent disorders at Elaine. to pass ofr something of that kind l-o- and are there for the people to walk fore the eyes of the inexperienced. on. Inasmuch as nil of this is being There was a desk and a table, nnd on done for tho protection of life und the latter a telephonic and a telegraph limb it would lie Well for the peo­ instrument. There was also a huge ple who nre walking nnd those who blackboard with racing entries nnd are driving t«- watch their step and odds on it. In one corner was n box assist the olEeers in conforming to full of money. Examination showed the rules. Rome, Jan. 22, ( Hy Associated full of money. Examination showed The people will soon become ac­ Press) Energetic steps by the Ita­ this to consist of $100 bills on the top customed to the new rules in cross­ lian government and adverse attitude of the packages, with $1 hills under them ing the streets and the drivers will of the public seemed to have brought HAD VICTIM ALREADY IN NET other packages $60 nnd 10 hills on the? about the failure of the railway become accustomed to obeying the WHEN OFFICERS HELD THEM UP top with neatly cut plain paper under rules for speeding nnd turning the strike. Notional Congress of employes in the postal telephone and telegraph The following from The Tampa them. Each package was neatly tied corners anil all will he well. The city as is customary in hank*. While the commissioners anti the officers do services voted to return to work. Tribune is interesting: array looked like about $100,000, 8t not want to lie autocratic on this The prompt nppearance on the was actually $6,000, it was found. subject at nil. They simply want to JONNART APPOINTED seine yesterday ufternoon of Solicitor enforce the ordinances and to keep R. E. L. Chanrey and a raiding party the crowds moving in the right di­ Paris, Jan. 22, (By Associated doubtless saved J. Starr of Geneva, rection nnd to keep the drivers Press) Charles A. Jonnart former Neh., from parting with $26,000 to a from speeding on the city streets minister of the blockade and in­ bunch of alleged "wiretapper*" to whom and all of this fuss nnd fcnthcro is vaded regions appointed French he hnd just given a check- for that sum for the protection of the people. delegate on reparations committee drawn un a hank located in his home The only kick the people have ut anil will lie [Resident of that body, town. As the n-sult of the visit of the present is that the officers treat according to the newspapers. raiders Starr is saved his loss, four them with consideration in giving n.cit uiu in juii, $6,000 in money bus the directions and not attempt to I ecu raptured as evidence and a large foist the new rulcH upon them like amount of paraphernalia is being held. a second lieutenant would treat a Another check for $?5,000 , drawn on rookie in the army. Let the officers n Poughkeepsie, N. Y. hank and signel have consideration for the feelings "D. C. Monter," also seized by the WHEN BOAT TRIES TO of the people and let the people have officers. This latter check is said to TAKE P A SSE N G E R S FRO M consideration for the officers—just have been given lay one of the men THE I'O W IIA T T O N u game of give nnd take—nnd all under arrest a* a inernl er of the. gang, Halifax, Jun. 2 , (Hy Associated will come out lovely in the end and and that he hail tolled tho Nebraskan I'reis) Eight liven were lost when u Sanford will have ordet and decorum farmer into the game by posing as his AS USUAL JACKSONVILLE GETS friend friend ami telling him where he Imat from the transport Northern in nil things. RIG END OF THE STRING could "make a wad of easy money." i'ariflc overturned yesterday in un Washington, Jan. 21.— Many impor­ The four men who are in juil nre J. uttempt to transfer pusseng'ers from tant items were left entirely out of the Ii. Rogers, an auto salesman of Sidney, the dhuhled transport I'owhatton rivers nnd harbors hill for this year, Australia; John Walters, a chauffeur according to officers of the steamship reported to the house late, yesterday this of Waycross, Ga. David Graves, a Bardic which arrived here afternoon and taken up for considera­ morning. The Ilardic’s officers said salesman of Fuller, N. Y., and Joe tion hy the house today. With the Carr, a mechanic of Illinois. At lelllst the statement w-us based on a wire­ exception of four surveys, as follows the*c nre the names which the men less menage. T h e wireless said nt Intercnastal w'atrwny from Jacksonville gave. Each one is held in tin? county ten o'clock this morning t lint the to the ocean, Feyiandina harbor, St. jail in default of $6,000 Ik,ml. Mem­ ship had started for Halifax in tow Johns river from Jacksonville to the NEW LOW RECORD QUOTE*1 bers of the raiding party were Solicitor of the Canadian governments ocean, and Miami harbor them was POUND AT LOWER PRICE Chanrey, Dctectiw Wiliam Anderson steamer Lady l.nurier. not a dollar authorized to Lc extended former Chief of police J. S. .lone*, New York, Jnn. 22, (By Associated for any new Florida project. Deputy Sheriff Charles Cortino, Wil­ Press) British exchange fell to the new As so«>n us the members of the Flo­ liam Nelms and a friend of the latter low record ut the outset of todays rida delegation, who wire not in the from Georgia. trailing in foreign markets. The de­ house when this hi!) wns reported, nv Solicitor Chanrey is planning an mand's hills were offered at U-l.fllJ^ certained today that it had lxs-n re|H»rtearly trial for the accused man, who i-e without their items with the ex­ ception of those just mentioned, they early triul for the accused tnnn, who already nre making arrangements for went immediately to work to see what their defense. Attorney V. II. Knight amendment s could in* gotten through, but there u|ipcars to lie hut scant wns railed to the county jail last night FAVOR THE s w is s PAPERS to confer with them. chance for suecesa. OF FORMER EXTRADITION The ulk'ged "wiretapjiera" have been The present hill is pcrha|>s tin* small­ EM I’ EHOR est that lias ever $H*-n reported to any making their headquarters in a house No. 1019 Twenty-third avenue, fqr Geneva, Jnn. 22, (Hy Associated congress sinre it was the custom to hnvr such a hill, the w hole urnount being over some time, it is said. At any rate jheis Dress) Swiss newspapers following the M O D E R A TIN G AND house has been under surveillance for lead of the Geneva Tribune favor tho SEA $12,000,000. SEVERAL VESSELS ST A NDWhile the four Florida surveys am some time. The rase was worked u!p extradition of the farmer Emperor IN'G IIY by tlie Detective William Anderson, William from Holutul. Important the fact that no *|>ccific appropriations ure authorized for that whose resignation as diqiuty sheriff New York, Jan. 22 (By Associastate is much regretted. Senator wits recently requested by Sheriff White, Ited Press) A wireles* this morning Mr. II. II. Crowder Fletcher and Trammell will have their and hy Capt. J. S. Jones, former chief snld the transport I’ owhatton dis­ Is interested in tlie delivery of the hands full endeavoring to secure n- of police, who recently raused to lie lecture hy Dr. Russell H. Con well of abled two hundred miles south of endnu-nt* to the bill for all four con­ printed a number of handbills wnrnin Philadelphia to tho extent that he Halifax is "O. K .” nt eight o'clock gressional district* when the measure printed a number c,f handbills warning has purchased tickets for his employees. last night with the sea moderating men. The officers have l**en watching reaches the senate. and the wind shifting. Several ves­ Congressman Sears seemed to lie. the house for some time and spent most sels are standing Ly. well satisfied with what the bill con­ of yesterday in that vicinity. tained for his district. The three When Starr rmered the house yester­ Soft Coal Shortage surveys mentioned in which his |ieople day afternoon, remaining slmut half Mexico City, Jnn. 21.—The are interested, he said, are all Important an hour and then leaving in an auto­ coal shortage In Mexico is being and he will watch developments closely. mobile accompanied lay two of the men,? on American corporations. Acco: It will now he up to tHe people of Jacks­ the olllrers decided that the time had F'or Florida fair tonight and Fri­ to Excelsior two American firms onville and Miami to give the best co­ arrived to take uclion, it being apparent day except probably rain in extreme seniM-d control of the principal mines operation, he said, and assist in every whi Is a wealthy retired farmer ubout north portion. Colder Friday north­ in Coahuila and. during the cioal famine way possible so that when surveys are sixty-five years old, had fallen into west portion. Moderate northeast In the states, exported a great part of mtlld7 they may I k? favoraLlc In their their wiles. When the automobile and east winds exrcpt variable their output, thus causing a scarcity nature, he said. with Starr and the rtwo other men over extreme north portion. In Mexico. PUBLIC S B STOPPED STRIKE ITALIAN RAILWAY tooprehensive. tho' condenaed and (•stained excellent suggestions along urious lines in the life of a child fjosi infancy, then the adolescent period <>{ boyhood and girlhood In the home training and play, reading ir.d itudy. that if followed would tolre many perplexing problems of oothernood. Other enjoyable nutnNn on the program was the song Mother" hy Mr*. Claude Herndon i-.d- "Baby's Boat" by Mr*. Tcrtffllirr. both of whom are among Sisford'* sweetest singers. The business period presided over h/ Mrs. II. W. Herndon, chairman tf the department, preceded the p*:{rcm at which time important hiir,e«s was disposed of nnd intertt-iting discussions took place as t> ho* the civic funds should he led The concensus of opinion was h the effect that are being made by Ur Hub for civic betterment would W to install a white way on First M.'rrt and on motion of Mrs. W. E. Wit«on this mis finally accepted. Mrs. II \\ Herndon was unatiifcAidy nominated chairman of the department for the season of 1920B.M and Mr.*. James Moughton »u appointed to serve on the clecti-.s committee for the general dftion in March. Mr. Gerard Abbott, C ity Manapr *aa present anil gave a prnctinl talk on c»-< iteration of the club <it>. as*uring the Club of the •spport of the management espt"i!l;. in the matter of a combuilding on the lake front. '-11 lb ited cards requesting ,? I " ut to signify, in their •Nn:on t1• rule of speed that should firm .vitomohiles driving in the *f;d if tii,. ordinances should 'rbrit.i tIn* speeders given ‘ , I'r<b r< to e. The uudinece in* 5 ‘ d i: favor of the ordinances *" 1 maximum rate of 16 miles Hour. • Mr. Abbot gave information reb'r to the cost of a white way nnd ‘ i aT,,-ntion to the "C omplaint ♦Partmont" of the city which would *••'1 glady handle and dispose of « complaints presented them. ' muting closed with the song " “"T s * Wf* Home" nnd members r:*"‘'i' dispersed with the ' ■! > that it had been a profitable •oRnoon. well MIDDLE c la ss of ENGLAND FACE RUIN llSt. ^ ! ’ KNS,: OF LIVING AND l,.. i'IN(; FAMILIES CUTS DOWN UIHTH r a t i : on, . 1’ to r r** ” . J»n.’ 22.—Sir “ ——oil II. ii. Rider iwur “ uthor, believes the midLnglaml are on the "road Phis opinion he expressed COMMISSION TO ADJUST MONOPOLIES H U STON T H O M P S O N OF TH E FEDERAL TRADE C O M M IS­ SION GIVES HIS IDEA Washington, Jan 22.— Creation of an international trade commission RIVERS AND HARBORS BILL HITS FLORIDA to deal with those who seek a world monoply injure their end are in a position to not own only the consumers country, but those in in foreign nutions ns well, was recom­ mended hy Huston Thompson, Second Pun-Amcrican Financial Conference. • Complaints should come through national trade commission*, Mr. Thom pson said, • and each cause tried before representatives of the international body not belonging to the nation whose citizens were involved in the litigation. " T h e definition of what was an unfair tiade practice before this commission could lie found in the trade practices CReady condemned hy the laws cf many nations, both ancient and modern, " M r . Tohinptnn stud, " t h e rulings of the respective trade commi 'ion, the 'trade prac­ tice submitted lists’, such as our commission has already received from some of our industries, the pronouncements of political enqnomists, and agve all, in the common sense of those before whom the case was presented after investigation and hearing. " I n the universal publicity o f the findings of such a body would lie the corrective. I have been asked who would police the committing of the offenses The answer is the same ns in our domestic business— the competitor. Is there not every reason to believe that under the inspiration of the re­ spective National Trade Commis­ sions the industry in each nation would write their own ’ trnde prac­ tice submittal list’ of unfair prac­ tices just us they are doing by Contices just us they are doint in this country?” A national trade mnrk, established by Congress, as a means of increas­ i n g national pride and controlling the qulnity of goods exported from the United State*, also was urged by Mr. Thompson. Failure on the part of an exporter to deliver goods of the same grade and quality as samples would he sufficient cause for refusing- fiermissioW to use th trade mark. Street Crossings Have Been Made Safe R U L E S "O B S E R V E D wiretappers' ARE CAU G H T IN T A M P A EIGHT LIVES LOST British Exchange Falls Low Geneva Newspapers Atter Bill powhStton ALL RIG H T * LATE REPORT Weather Report ' : -V �r‘ XX JANUASY IS. 1120 THE SANFORD HERALD CU1T COURT CONTINUES TO G R I N D Circuit Court continues to grind ou t tho cases and although there is nothlhg big on the docket Judgo a n Perkins with his accustomed vigor Is putting them through and is nbly assisted by the State A ttorney D a ­ vid Sholtz and It is almost certain that after the grand jury is through that all of the other cases will havo been disposed of and the docket cleaned. The following cases were up /cs* terday: g fi Allen Seed Co., on default Gar* nlshmjnt Case. James 11. B ryc Atlanta Timber Land Corp. continued f6r terms. Counsel for plantiff being at Supreme Court. Chase 4: Co., vs It. II. Monroe on default. M. Fleischer vs Or. P. Phillips continued on motion for defendant. H. Davis vs It. B. M onroe and It. II. Geiger. Passed. \V. II. Patterson Si Co. vs Igou & Igou on default. J. C. W arnock vs W . D. Driver, act for today. •' Virginin Curolina Chemical Co., vs William G. Aldrich on default. Virginia Carolina Chemical Co., v s N . A. Colbert on default. Lawton Bros, vs Frnnk it. Pound on default. Chase Si Co vs E. M. Howard on default. Ora-id July C. S. ltumph foreman, • elix Frnnk clerk, It. B. Smith. II. A. M cCall, Ed Itourke. W. E. Allen. J. F. Mann, W. I’ . Carter, E. W ood­ cock , W. J. Thigpen, B. F. Hutchins, C 'd M. Williams, M. L. Wright, T . D. McCuller, A. D. Smith, A . M . Adams, II. B. Purden, Ed.\Put,,,r a r< ,ii W. A. Tillii, It. A. Jenkins r Geo. D. Hurt, R ,x Packard, T . W.. Willinms. W. C. Hill, Kenneth Murrell, O. J. Pope, W. W. Miller, Ed Lane, II. H. Pattlihall, W. A. M cM ullen, Sam Bradford, Jim Stewart Henry Lee. State Board Will Make Effort Have Clean Carriers Jacksonville, Jnn, 14.—II. S. Lcard, su|>ervLsor of railroad .transportation, and Dr. Ralph N. Greene, State health officer, have joined hands in an effort to secure more sanitary conditions aboard common carriers in Florida. As a result a set of sanitary reeolstlnr.; for urc aboard passenger coaches and sleeping cars havo been drafted apd will be put into force immediately. The new program of sanitation to be instituted by the railroad authorities under direction of State Board of Health officials provide for the regular use of disinfectants on seats cushions and toilets. Another regulation that promises to add tQ the ronfort of pi. sc.igcrs is th:.t providing for K e sweep ing of ear islei with wrt sawdust e c y 100 ml ci. Poitou will I c irutu Ud to watch for passengers spitting on the lloor and immediately to spray tho sputum with disinfectant. A set of pamphlets dealing with sanitary and health matters is In ing prepared hy the State Board of Health officials and will lie ins distributed broadcast. In a message to the travelling pub­ lic Mr. „?ard declares: "While we in­ tend to do everything possible to better sanitary conditions on common carriers, desired we cannot accomplish the . iat< r , m i] l ■ — *' It- Individual icuponsil'iu’ty *• ■• us co-operation." Lit tleness Cast Aside. A mail In pursuit o f great ness ,'cel* no lint'* wants.—K»ier«*ti. How Competition Helps You The competition ttyat exists among the hundreds of meat dis­ tributors, large and small, means Rivalry in Prices Rivalry in Service Rivalry in Economy Rivalry in Quality Swift & Company sells meat at the lowest possible price, con­ sistent with quality and service. Our profit of only a fraction of a cent a pound on all products is evidence of keen competition. Swift & Company must provide the best service to your dealer or he will buy from our competitors. This means a supply o f fine fresh meat always on hand for you at your dealer’s. Swift & Company must beep down manufacturing and selling costs, and use all by-products to avoid waste, or else lose money meeting the prices of competitors who do. / Swift & Company must make its products of the highest quality, or sec you turn to others. This means bet­ ter meat for you and n greater variety of appetizing, wholesome food. W e ore ns glad for this competition ns you should be. It helps to keep us on our mettle. Swift & Company, U.S. A. M y wife Sal an darter Lis, Know* I wut in bed 'fore eight, Kate on 'count ob my rheumatic, I neber does stay up late. I Wed Pomp Snowdrop obber derc, Hisa dinner pall a-lickln' 0(1 dar by himself, I 'clarc Pears like he's dono cat chicken]" In great disgust, tho agents turned, HUGE SUM REQU ESTED BY Itode off, derc hosses kickin', A PPR OPR IA TION IN FOR M All from Uncle Si dey hear, "D eed, Boss, I uin't seed no chicken!' OF LOAN — It. E. S. Toomoy. Washington, Jan. 14.— Legislation authorizing an appropriation of $260,­ 000,000 for use in the reclamation of awnrnp, .overflowed and irrigable lands was proposed today by D. W. Ross, of Louisiana, at a conference of southern governors, held under the joint auspices of the southern house of governors and Southern Commercial congress. This capital sum, the plan provided will be repnld over n period of 26 years through CZECIIO-.H I. O V A K G E N E It A I. a sinking fund created by the sale of SAYS THEY AHE H1NHEHANCE collateral bonds issued by the re­ INSTEAD OF HELP claimed lands by tho federal fnrm Vladivostok, Jan. 15.— . General loan hoard. The amount is one-half the appropriation authorized for re­ Rudolph Guida, formerly commander clamation projects by the Sm oot- of the Czechoslovak forces in Siberia, Mondell hill, introduced at the last declared ix-fore he left here for Shan­ ghai that "the Allies are doing Russia session of congress. While the plnn was designed to he more harm than tho Itolshcviki and national in its scope, Mr. Ross de­ the sooner the Allies leave it the better clared it to he of especial interest to it will lie for Russia." General Gnida the south in that about 70,000,000 of with his Czecho-Slovak troops defeated the HO,000,000 acres of swamp and the Bolshevik! at Perm. He led the overflowed land in the United States revolutionary movement which took plate here November IS, was captured are located In southern states. "T h e south now contains tho na­ by government authorities and agreed tion's great reserve of agricultural to leave Siberia. binds," Mr. Rosa said. "T h e hun­ "All the Allies have done in Russia,' dreds of millions of acres of free agri­ he saitl the the Associated Press corre­ cultural land of our western domain spondent. “ is to support black monarchy has all been apropriated and utilized — Kolchak, Yudenltch and the Ataman*. and is today worth from $160 to $250 All the future can hold is alwolute 1600 per nrre. The great western monarchy or absolute Bolshevism. frontier, the development of which The Center group. *S.» Social Revolu­ in the past 16 years established our tionaries, tho S iiria L j^ ^ ^ ^ ’ ** • u.-t-'ib mill power, is no longer a the other muller group* That frontier lias rhifted litical orientation ••ill be unable loasa to tho south." Pica! orientation will h.- unable truss In settlement of the lands under assume leadership. All Siberia west the bill, preference would be given of Lake Baikal will fall to the Bolsheviki. to those who fought in the recent and from Baikal to tho Pacific hwill war, and administration of the plan Japanese dominated provinces con­ would devolve upon the secretary trolled by the Atamans." of the interior. Owners of tho land General Guida stated that he I>c1icv8 to he reclaimed would make petition eo that the only people who ean tic to tho secretary of the interior Russia together again are the.se who through the governor of the state, are known ns Bolsheviki. These soand in rase the project were approved called Bolsheviki lie termed them, are cd hy the secretary a district would not the Beds of the days of terror in bo organised and u contract entered European Russia. Today, i.e said, into with the United States govern­ there i« a rational movement in Russia ment for the issuance of bonds. for a dear democracy and that the The federal farm loan board would crude from which is now being display-1 sell United States collateral bonds cd eventually lyill work itself out in u and deposit the proceeds, less 5 per moderate social program. He said cent in the reclamation- fund. The that tho army that was approaching 6 per cent would go to the United Lake Baikal from the west, the army States treasury to retire the rapitnl that he defeated at Perm last winter fund. The meetings were called to was an officered army, with generals order hy Clarence J. Owens, director colonels, captains and soldiers. It wes general of the Southern Commercial disciplined. There was a military congress. Among those present were staff, achools And academies for train­ Goo. W. Norris, commissioner of ing men for the army. the federal farm , loan board; Gen. The doctrine of romtnunsion wcie Dial, South Carolina; Reps. Bland gone from it; personal rights in pro­ and Smith, South D akota; E. R. perty had lain established and were Wing, of the reclamation service; maintained. The world should know I). W. Ross, Louisiana; J. D. Stone, more of the fncts regarding nctual F. G. Fulford, F. R. Fravcl and A. C. said. C. Hathaway, of Virginia; J. L. Ed­ conditions in Siberia, Gaidn "The democratic movement is incvlRwards, W ashington; A. T . Dussenburry, J. F. Wigginton and L. I.nzaro table," ho* concluded. General Gnida of Louisiana; Claude N. Bonnet and was asked if in his opinion tho Allies Neyle Cohpiltt, of Georgia, and ocoultl not aid in the realization of George II. Maxwell, of Washington. this pure democracy of which he bad spok<n by lending aid to tho govern-, ment formed at Otn«k and headed by Uncle Si' and The Cent* u> Admiral Kolchak, lie laughed hearti­ fTlie following is based on a true ly. "N o, likdyl" he said, which, is story o f.o n e of the many Inughable Czech for "N o. Never." incidents, which occurred among the negroes when tho first census among Kept Iflnomlr.y In Memory. them wus taken just niter their free­ On the r.tli of November. Ill 1600, dom. ) ClirlNtnplier rolunihus. In ip'.te of the Uncle Si. in our shall town, liii’iilr-iilnlile services lie bail renilereil to Spain, was taken Into f’ nillx Was a inns' well-known figger; In fi tters. King IVnllnnntl uml Queen Oh nil de culluil fo’ ks nroun', He wuz do mos' 'portant nigger. Isiibeltn were niovprl at tne sight ami W en de mootin' times rum long, roiniiuinile*l tliat lie be cleasetl. Co* litmhus, however, was iinnlile to for* He wuz i!e feremos' speaker; give the In-nlt. anil mi'll the lime nf Would lie w 1 rk7 He t’ lik dal wrong, Ills .lentil tin* ignominious fetters were Vet no man got erlong sleeker. liuiu.' In full sight on Ills wntls us a Now nil' den he worked for fo'ks, ret...... c " f ill.* iugriitlliiile o f tils sev­ Who wuzzent in u hurry, er ' • 'B out de work at w'ch lie po'ks, U ndo Si iiohbcr worry. To Reclaim Swamp Land In The South VdAKKtXVNYOANK f CAN N3*l 60 Af^A£ YffTUMY PLANS - ALLIES HELP NOT WANTED IN S I B E R I A Good business means increased produc­ tion—which in turn* means support o f the national pians for peace and prosperity. There is not a single legitimate business expansion A no joke, Deed I ain't seed no chickens. W H ot NE«< ol S W )( Ssc. 14 T p . It S. J- ■ ? do not OU Know What That Means W. J. THIGPEN, Agent. Office in Peoples’ Bank Building. tt. 31 K. 20 arrra. Thr tui.l Unit ti.inr «>..»•• nt si ihr llmr of thr Itauanrt* of «urh cull* flralr In Ih* nils. <>( Unknown. Also: Notice Is hereby slvrn thil II. GSmith purrhati-r of T«« Crrtlflralr No. 2.159. .Islet the 7th <!sy nf June A. I>. I»»S has filed .sift certificate In my ulTlee ami ha« mad- application lor taa deed to l»ue In accordance with law. Said certificate rmbrCcea Ihe followlnc deterIbed property tllutlrd In Seminole County, Florida, lo-wlt: lire. S.49 rht S of If S.c. po«t nn \V hnundry Sec. II Tp. 21 S. Hanyr 31 h llun K. 4.31 cht S 11.50 cht W 1.31 chi N 11.50 cha 5 acres. The >aid land belnr aoei-ed at Ihe dale <d the Issuance of such c.rllhcatc in the name nt Unknown. Also; Notice Is hereby (lo-n that II- G. Smt'h purchaser of Taa Certificate S<». illb, dated the 7lh day ol June A. I>. I»W. taa filed said certificate In rny nltlce and ha. made application lor laa died In la.uc In accordance allh law. Said rrrtifl.ati embra­ ces the fidloalnr deaclbsd properl, riluatrd In Seminole Countv, llnriiia. lo-wll: lie*, s cha S. nt NtV Cor «d N'W's nt SW 'l Sec. II Tp. 21 H. It. 31 t.. llun S. 4*1 links t: 4.34 cha. S. 11.51 cht I 21 cht to Lone l-ake N. atone same to point I dee. 45 mlnulia S tf tic*. W 12 cht N 3 chs W to bee. 1 1ess bey. 13 cb«-S. nf a |" ltd S NS', dee- E 12.10 cl.« from Sec. lost on W. Iloundar/ nf said S.ciion Hon N J.I1 chs S. NN', d<|. K 12 cha. In l.nn* Lake south. 11y with lake to l.itrrxcl a line runnine SS', drf. K Iron bee. The >ald land brine a*a.ared at the date «d is.uance nt such certll rale In li e r.ame ot Annie Sanford, Florida You, the said S. W Steele, and all other persons Int.-sst.d are hereby required In appear and defend said suit nn Monday Ihr Id day of Marrh. 1920, othiraise iu.lcrmrr.t will be enl.rrd ncain*t you by drfault. Wllrets my hamt as County Judfe this lOlb day id January A. I). 1920. IHKAI.I K. F. IIOtJSIIOI.DFIt. County Judfe, Seminole Coui y, Fl'tlda. \V22-Me. Nolice nf i.gl ral on for Tas tired I ndcr Sri4an 371 af the c.rnrrel Nularr. Nolle* It hereby tlarn that t*. It. Ilnnk.r purrba.tr ot Tt* Certificate Nn. I1M9, ilatnl the 3rd day ul June A. II., 1901. has filet said t.rlifirale In my nflite and haa made application for las drid to Issue in arrordanr* with law. Said certificate rmbrana Itie follow­ • ■•a « l t a eailuatrd is u w is ii tas ................. . ing described loperly In Seminole County. Florida, to-writ: \V!, of NW.'l W’lj of •of • I Lot » ."l •24 « O l l l l O I I ew .Hub ' u s * lIlia. ' l » . The I I . W .aid - at s «• A.. Sts E. tCrime, land Lein* ••ifMrtl at thr data rf the l««uanr<* i»f «urh rrrllfirate in namr cf I*, /k A. Ilrooka. »ald rrrtifratr than l*r »*• d«rmi*d » I I I . >1 ■ acr.-nliui: t I I 1,1 I I I , %■to Ilaw, S t i 0 tat I S s idud l l A ' I will x I , v tImu s * tit* r« on «,n th e I M h itiio. d a y of F r h r u a r y A . I ‘ Wit tiraa my off rial aignaturr and tral tbit thr I fit h «!ay of January A. f> . 11*20. iSi:Als) rirrk rirrull llorida. \V-22*Mc K. A. IMM tH.ASaS. Courts Srrrlnclr County, Ily V. M. nOUGLASS. D. C. Kornahrena. t'nh.s said certificates shall be r.d.emr.t acrordlnr to law. las deed will l.tur .hereon on the IMh day f February A. I». 192'). Witness my ufil.lal sltnatum and ..si ll.lt loth, day of January A. I). I92'». (HEAL) If. A. DOUGLASS. Cirri. Circuit Court, Semln.de County. Florida. W22-5IC. llv V. M. DOUGLASS !>. C. I„ I1. MrCuilrr, ft. I n I ’ o u r l n f T n u n ly J u *<«*, K t a t r o f Srm nafr I'* In Hr (.’state nf Mary Connelly, Mlntr N'ollrr i* h*rrhv yivrn to all whom it may ronrtin. that I. Itul»v l.« Connrlly at Guaril un 4*f Mary Connrlly a rr.inor, will, on tho V!h day of February. A*. I>. 11*2*'. apply t*> thr Honorable l!. I*. Iloushnlder, County Ju*lfr in ar.d for *ai*l (*ojnty, at bis office In Sanford In said County, nt 2 o'clock p. nr ao soon therrafter at thr matter ran Lr Couni*, beard, for authority to a^ll, at publie or privatr rale, tbe interest, rd aald rrlnor. In tbr fi»llo«"',r k diiffibed r«al rrtate. in stid t o u n iy , to-wit: i o 'W u : l.ota i.o ia 2 • and anu 2 j lllock n i o n II. u , Tier nrr Citation.i. County, In C u n tF J u - f i r ’ a C a ttrl* I lu r da W , S te e le 7 a r r o r d ln c l«» K . I t . T r a f f n r d 'a M i p «'f t b r W 2 1 -5 IC . O ’t t f U lM . To K. VV. Strrle, a N<*n*re«(<t* nt •*. ... . ta*e T,..N owU n v, o f .H......... a rfc rd , I X« r td a . W «•*..«.. h ic h n ■.,* p p fU itio n of l lorida. will l>r ba«* it the prtltiun for late no on UU Take noire that ault hy attaMrrrit bi« court, been hr*.of i t aralntt you hy I . I*. Mi Culler Hated Jar.uar) Hh, "A. I). 1920. and certain real 'Mate hetonrinc t*» )«»u In Ill'll Y I,. Ct»S’ NI’ I.i* i • Srminol* County, Florid*, lo-wll: lira, i s chs S ot rt S SSU d r , E 12.10 rht trom f t S*r. post on W bdry nf S»r. 11 . T p . II H. ft. It E. llun N. 3.16 rht 8 M i , dec K 12 rht lo l^-n( Lak. Soly with l^kr I lo InlrrMtllon a tin* runnlns 8 * . dr , El from t^f. 4 atrr*. Thr .aid l.nd brine s u m - , rd al Ihr datn ot Ih. I.tuanr* ot «urh rrrll* It.-aU In lb* n i n s ot II. II. Jonrw Truslr*. I Also! nolle* is hereby (Ivrn that II. G. ' a I I • • » s ol Mi I ■ * v e | l l H i , l , ww Rmlth pureha.rr Taa C*»IIBrala N.». w44* daUtl lit* Ibc 4lh day of Jun# A. I’ . 1217. ha« Alad said certificate la my office and haa tuada ■ppheatina for U t dred to laaua In W ’ fttB y o r e n i m e ? " MD 0 U 9 d i l t i n t accordance ulthf «l Vi tl r .w .Hald efrtlflcate emb.acea *' w w S - - - • ak * law . 1 . a * a I I . . .1 i,*w S i •mhr.r*. Ih* lollowlnr drsrrlbrd prnprrlv attuat*d tn tirmlnol. County. Florida lo-wll: we BUICK CARS T'lnkln' how good dem chickens wuz Wtvste. by v. M. DOUGLASS, l».C. Dot he done cat dut mawln'. Not »r of A ,.I ral on for Tat D rn l Fadrr How ho got 'em without fuss, Sr.I an 373 nf Ihr (itnrral Hlalura. N ' - l l r * l . b r r . b v , l « r n I h . l I I. C7. S m ith W'at more he'd git ’ fore dawnin’ . One dem agents spoke up'quick, Des for to git 'tentlon, ‘ W ’ uta yore name?" Uncle Si turned ' sick, His name he ain’ t yet mentioned. But wid a carnes’ scared face, . He dropped his hoe an' pickin’ . An' said, " B om , I 'clase 'fore grace, Deed I ain’ t seed no chicken." In grent surprise, de man who spoke, Said, "W ell, dls beats ~ de dickens! —r :; that or expansion is heartily urged to com e In and consult with us, if we can be of service N . l l . r o r l , | . l s a lo n fo r 1 * . D r n l I n .lr r h r r l o n 375 o f i h r ( . r u n . I N la t u r . N o l i r * is b r f r l . y i l . r n I b l l T . IV . L a w ln s W 'rn fles nrti'f «!*• big war, t i l i r r h . t r r o f T k t ( . H i l l . . I s N o . 3 5 1 . U .U .I t h - 3 r .l < l*y " I J u l) A . I I . . I 9 I S , has b b 'l Do census fley wuz takin', a .I.I r . l t l f i r . l ' in m y o ft lr * a n il h a . m a il* D p agents to got facts square, a p p lir a lin n fo r la s < lr.it It. Is .g r In a t r o r t U n r r w i l l , la w . H a i.l r . M l f l r . t r . m tir a r r * Ih t; fo llo w Wuz pttzsunnei canvass makin*. I n * . I r s r r i b r . l p r i’ p r r l * a i l u r l . d In S rm ln o l* Dey took 'long derc gun ami Iioas, . 1*.. u t il s . F t- .iM s . I« * w 0 N 1j o t N *» o l N i l l i f N K ) ( o l S L ' , S .r . M t p . 21 S. ft . 3( T o git, by chance, some shoutin'. L . f. i r r n . T b * s.1.1 la n .l b r l n , a n .r u r .1 .1 I h r > tr t* o l t h r Ira u a n r* o f au.-h r r r t l f l r . t At do game tob ilifferont sorts |n I h r n a m r o l S o u th F lo rid a N a v a l S lo rrs Dnt t’ rough de liusli wuz scootin'. «•<>. l l n i r - s s a id r r l l l f i r a l r s h a ll l . r r r . l r r m r . l r . li n r l o I s * . • » * s 111 t ' * u r Ib e rr.in Sudden, dey cornea to do place, oanr r olb.«I fit h .la y o f F . b r u i r y A . I».. 1920 Whcro Uncle Si wuz grubbin’ , W i lm s , m y o fT Irl.l t i , n . l u r r a n .l > ra l th is I h r l i . l h .la y o t J a n u a ry A . I ) . , 1920. Satisfaction filled Ida face, I8 E A I.I K* A . D O U G LASS, C fe rk C ir c u it C o u r t, S e m in o le C o u n ty , His stummick he wuz ruhbin'. n u r r h a s .r o t T a t L ' n l l l l r a l * N » . 3 0 6 2 . d . l - . l I h r M b d a y o t J u n r A . D . IN 9 » , has flin t atl.1 r . r t i f l r a t . In m y ..file r a n d h a . m . d r a p p llr a llo n (o r l a t itr r .) lo i. s u * In a r ro r* ■ la n r* w ith la w . S aid f i r r t l f i r a l r r m b r a r r . I h r ioiiowlas drirrtl.nl propMty .ilualrd in or activity favor, ami our reason is patriotic. A n y man who has in mind such nctivity *.................. * ' * Kills Rats, Mice, C o c k ro a c h e s a n ti L a n d Crabs b y the W h o le s a le l Don’t waste your time trying to kill the pests with powders, liquids and other experimental preparations. Just put STEARNS’ PASTE on any food they eat, and let them have a “ feast” . It makes them run for fresh nir and water—creates a desire to get out in tho open, where they die. Two sizes: 35c and $ 1 . 5 0 . G et the .$ 1 .5 0 box for n grand cam p aign a n d ask nil neighbors to co-operate. Easy to get rid o f the p ests m en ­ tioned above by using ' . ■W Sntty tmikan c/“ Kat and h'nncMPut*." S tearns ' E—lectric P a ste ^ ___ M o n e y B ack II II Falla �THE 8ANF0HD HERALD HOSPITAL LINEN W AS WONDERFUL SUCCSES RECEIVES RAEDY RESPONSE Big Hearted Seminolians Give Linen fw -r DONATION LIST GIVEN W ONDERFUL D IS P L A Y OF LINENS FOR COUNTY'S FINE NEW HOSPITAL If there were any doubting Thomases as to the final success of the opening of our hospital and the x splendid gifts of our people, u visit to the hospital on Saturday and in­ spection of the huge piles of linen so generously donated, will convince the public generally that the interest is at high water mark and liable to remain there. The following list of donations received on Saturday to which will lie continously added, will be interesting including the gifts of the churches and individuals. Espiscopal Church Holly Cross Guild, Huck towels— 66; Turkish towels— lf>; Pillow cases—8 pairs, sheets—5; Table cover— I ; Spreads— 3; Table napkins—9; Tray Cloths 2; Blankets—2 pairs; Total 121 pieces. RESULTS COUNT No matter what failures you have no matter what slips you make if you only try hard enough and long enough you will got what you want—nnd we hope you want a sum in the bank large enough to care for you when you are old. What do you say? Will y o u , start at once? H- mm PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD — • ----------*--------- *------------01484823010001020201025301020201010002020101010001020102010101 | Seed omato C F F H 1 | Beans U JL La U (jicumber We can supply for immediate shipment all the ieading^and standard vanities of alt kinds of reeds for planting in our state WATERMELON SEED SEED POTATOES Dor spring 1:20 catalogue Is ready and will be mailed free of charge on request, it contains information of value for Flotida Truckers and Planters. Now is the time to place orders for all seeds—you can't alTord to wait for seeds when the proper season arrives to plant. Amber Cane, Orange. Texas Ribbon Cane, Millet Peanuts. Hog Goobbcrs, Teosintc, Rape, Egyptian Wheat, Sudan Grass, Rhodes Grass, Seed Sweet Potatoes, Cotton Seed, Velvet Beans, Oats, Rye, Co w Peas Write immedfhtely for catalogue and price list, also call on us for any special Information you may desire regarding your crop*. E. A. Martin Seed Co. (Oldest established seed house in Florida) * 202-20G E. Hay AUTO St. Jacksonville, Phones 1277-1230 Fla. S U P P L IE S S a n fo rd . F lo rid a Pillow Slips— IG; Wash Cloths— 13; Total 187 'piece*. Haptist, Sheets—6; Pillow Slips— 11 pairs; Turkish towels— 26; Huck towels 26; Napkins—6; Table Covers — 1; Total 76 pieces. Cash $126.00 Methodist. Tabel Covers— 1; Nap­ kins—12; Sheets — 16; Pillow Slips— G pairs; Rath towels—37; Huck towels— 121, Wash Cloths— 8; Total 200 pieces linen, 1 hot water bottle. Catholic, Sheets— 13; Towels— 55 Pillow Slips—20; Tray C l o t h - 1 ; Tab Tabel Cover— 1; Napkins— 6; Totul 96 pieces. Cash $125.00 to purchase light for operating room. Congregational, Shgeta—6; Spread — 1; Pillow Slips— 11; Hath towels — 1^ Huck towels — 11; Napklns-MH; Tea towels—3; Total 69 pieces. Cash $50.00 to purchase wheelstretcher nnd examinating table Contributed by the Jewish people of Sanford in cash $369.00 to date. Geneva ladles, $16.00 to purchase bed. Woodmen Circle, 1 blanket, Social Department Woman's Club I blanket, 1 sheet. Mrs. J. E. Pace, I Spread. Mrs. K. Dutton, I Sheet, 2 Pillow Slips. Mrs. R. R. Deas, i Sheet, number of linens contributed as follows: Sheets. 93; Pillow Slips, 138; Towels, 491; Blankets 6; Napkin* 51; ST Agnes Guild, Sheets—6; Pil­ Table Covers, 1: Total number of low Slips—3 pairs; Turkish towels— 8; Huck towels —6: Total 25 pieci*. picre* 882 at an approximate value Presbyterian. Spreads—2; Blanket* ; "I ono thousand dollars. — 3 pairs; Sheets— 16; Towels- 107;] Mi s Carrie G riy, 3 days meals SEED CORN CANTALOUPE SEED • t ! .«■ ’ i FIRESTONE GIANT CORD TRUCK TIRES 3 5 x 5 — 3 6 x6 — 3 8 x 7 — 4 0 x 8 WE ALSO CARRY TUBES AND FLAPS FOR THESE SIZES WIGHT TIRE COMPANY COUNTY HAPPENINGS for 3 nurses. Mrs. A. K. Hill, chairman of the linen shower i* most grateful for the support and co-operation given her GENEVA by churches, civl orders and indivi­ duals and considers the splendid Mr. nnd Mr*. Qusertborry of New success tiue to the pull-to-gether York City arrived last Saturday to spirit of all to whom she extends her spent! the winter with their daugh­ ter Mrs. A. W. Davis anti family. warmest thanks. \t r nnd }.!: Johnson. V— i*iti;sit. n : m \nh r ’ TH i.vr: Unite ultd Mit?? 1'eister who are x:of the Con- visited friends in Geneva last week. I t>(Ticcr* and .Menu*her* .M grcgalion Deicitle to lith e For The \V. A. Whitcomb and Donald Year Whitcomb who have been vietims of The Presbyterian church has de­ the ‘ grippe* are reported very much cided to tithe for the ensuing year better. and Sunday the pastor Dr. Brownlee Mrs. Grover LefBcs who lias been preached a sermon on the subject visiting her father and sister at of tithing bringing the truth home to Aplachlcola fer come time returned the members of the congregation last Saturday. She was accompanied that it is rigid to give one tenth of by her sister Miss Alexin M ods , who their substance to tho church. After will spend the winter here. the sermon Dr. Brownlee called upon A fine little daughter arrived at several of the congregation to express the home of Mr. and Mrs, V. T. their opinion upon the subject and Peters lust Thursday. all of them were in favor of tithing. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Purdum leave The pastor feels good about the this week, to make their future fact that with himoslf every officer home in Mynkka City. Their many o( the church lias agreed to tithe and friends here hate to see them go, out of the congregation 91 have de­ and wish them success in their new cided to tithe which places the church business. upon a business foundation for the Messrs. Teitsma and Charles yeut and makes the work of the Phillips spent part of this week in official* much easier. Haynes City, on business. .With a certain sum guaranteed to II. II. Pattisball bnd Walker a church for the current expenses it Prevail are attending court in San­ is unnecessary to collect it from time to time am! the officers know how ford Sanford this week. Mr. I'lini of Cocoa, who wus much they will have to operate for the year and to make improvements visiting here last week, purchased nnd to give benevolences without the Harrison grove and also one getting up rallies and campaigns and owned by' V. T. Peters nnd E. II. the pastor and church officers are Kilbee. The Indies of thp Red Cross met jubilant over the ready response tlie pastor's appeal was granted Sun­ at the town hall last Friday. Since the war relief work is needed no day. longer each brought her own work The Presbyterian church has one of the lines! church buildings and and spent a profitable an well as sunday school rooms in this part of social time before noon. A sumption* the state and expert to install a dinner was then served nfter which magnificent pipe organ in the near each lady in turn, told a story, recited or repeated a quotation,! future. which afforded much merriment. Under the guidance of Dr. Brown­ The business meeting was tlien called lee and the efficient board of elders and it was decided to furnish a tied nnd deacons the church bus made at the county hospital from Geneva. wonderful gains in membership and efficiency and the member* are very LONG W O O D PICK-UPS proud of their tine church and of their energetic ami progressive Mr. and Mrs. ’George B. Up­ pastor. church are the p.uot of Mrs. Up­ church*!* mot I .• M i .i, Geo. Lewis. The real w irk of hard CJrfiicing Mrs. Will Sa. 'her and baby dntigh the strict.'* began M onday, when tin* ter of Sanford in* *.V: guest <( Mr. ashphult surface was started on nnd Mrs. C. \V. Kntzminger. Main street opposite the Orange Miss Bill Slngelton of Jackson­ hotel. It is a hard, smooth surfnre, ville is the guests of Mr. and Mrs. nnd one to delight the eye nnd bring Dinkel. the smile of joy to motorists.— I verWillard M. Me Work man of In* ness Chronicle. dianopolis arrived last Wednesday Brevard County voted over ten to and is the guest of Ida nephew J. F, their ideal camp on one in favor of issuing bonds to the Phipps at extent of $300,000 for good reads to "Crank Hill" meet the state and Federal uid in that Mrs. Roebuck and Miss Hall county. This safe ami sane policy were shopping in Orlando on Thurs­ is expected tit build thirty mill's of day. tlie T>ixie Highway in that county, The Long wood Hotel has been fifty feet wide (sixteen feet of it had purchased *»y Mr. Waring of Or­ surfaced). The remainder of the rodad lando. will be built out of the five-mill state Mrs Basking* of Gn., is the guest road tax, thus placing Brevard County of Mrs. Hardaway. on the map of perfect roads counties Miss Olive Dinkel of Orlando at a minimum burden to the tux payers. spent the week end at home. An cients Had Muco W k d o m . J. T. McGahey returned to Rol­ A great civilization nourished in tho lins College last week having fovalley of thr Nile some three thoir covered from a severe case of snrnl years It. <\ These Egyptians Grippe. worshiped tho dung beetle, the scarabMrs. Greenwood of Orlando ell*. |Nullity mognlLiug Its scaveng­ spent tlie week end the guests of ing powers. The Well o f Joseph, near Mrs. Hurdawny also attending the the print pyramid. Is rxravoted Old Settlers reunion on the 17th. through nearly three hundred feet of Mr. nnd Mr*. Geo. Stewart of solid rock. The ancient Hebrews were Pittsburg are visiting their son Geo. the founders of real public health. The laws of Mo*ps, who was bom Stewart Jr. about 1000 II. C„ the first hygenlc Miss Ilerta Laugenbach of Or­ code known, apply about ns well today lando spent the week end the guest •s when first promulgated. of Mrs. Seurcy. The ladies of the Civic League held their monthly meeting last week also elected the following officers for the coming year. Mrs. C. W. Kntzminger, president, Miss Dinkel, vice president, Mrs. Payne, secretary, Mrs. Histlme, treasurer, nmi librarian and Mrs. LaVigneJ library treasurer. * v !’ ni, V.'uiii, l.'rr. TuLin ami Mr . Dinkel entertainment committee. INSURANCE Our ?<?rds ore fo r e leaving our establishment, and are of the HIGHEST KNOWN Q U A LITY . By planting seeds of this class you are hound to BUmction of the state road between Jacksonville anil Lake City, a stretch of 21 miles. The state mail department hope* that before February 1st actual construction will be under way. This will in­ volve a total of approximately $1,600,000. At the quarterly meetin of the state road department on till* state road department on the 11th of the stntc road department on the 11th of this month, bids wjll be opened and contracts awarded for this work. get the necessary results fora profitable crop, provided soil and weather conditions Send Postal for 1920 Catalogue I. N. SIMON & SON 4 3 8 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. Free Service Let us inspect your battery free. W c arc experts on electrical (roubles. Scientific repairing and re­ charging done. W c can take your old battery and make it as good ns new and guarantee U for six month*. W c also have expert mechanics to over­ haul or repair your car. Sanford Battery Service Company I.. A. ItF.NAlI), Prop. 203 Oak Avc. Rhone 1S9 ’" T P r r r r r - i Far ms, Homes, Gro v c ■,T.r.ts I H A V E T H E M Have you noticed the fir.*t car of celery sold at Si a prate? You doubtless know also that several cars are contracted for nt this price nnd will soon lie moving thus the stream of golden coin is beginning to How into our great little county of Seminole. All this means un activity in form lands anti say I have something to show you ■when you are think­ ing along this line. Far mi:—So acres, good small house with modern conveniences nnd complete equipment of stock and tools, $21,000 I arm: — III acres in splendid condition, 5 room houre water in house, span of mules, I cow, tools cet, $7000 Residence:— 8 rooms, small store room 1 lots with some fruit. Cheap at $2700 Lots: Plenty of them $100 up most as high ns you want to go Watch the South East Corner of Page Two J . E . S P U R L IN G '.i-iw are favorable. -■-ivj£ *.■ v : ; - V : ' * -fx**- �THE 8 AN FORD HERALD llillli!llilllliilllll!llli!l!l!l!lil!l!!IIIIIIIIIIIIEII!!!l!!!l!!l!lll!!illli!!i!llll!l!lillil!lllilliiiiiiiiii:l^ TUESDAY, . JANUARY 27th LAST DAY LAST WEEK.'5, ANNUAL TUESDAY JANUARY 27th LAST DAY PREtNVENTORY SAI f E ARE NOT going to use any great heavy type to print our prices in this advertisement. We are simply going to tell the public what we are doing, setting down the facts in a plain manner without flourishes. When women who really want good high grade merchandise and would like to get it at a saving read this they come to the °ale because they know that our merchandise is of high standard and they know that when we print the statement that we are selling at less than regular price, it means exactly what it says. The simple facts of the sale briefly stated are: Because the greater part of the winter season is over, we wish to reduce our stock to a low point, so that we will not have to “ carry over” expensive Winter Goods through the spring and summer. It is better business as you can plainly see to'sell this merchandise now even at greatly reduced prices than to hold it until next winter. So we have marked all goods down, and during this sale you can take your choice, knowing that no matter what you buy you will be saving money. W Ladies’ Coats $13.95 to $ 2 7 .0 0 1Ladies’ Suits $10.00 to $ 3 3 .0 0 1Ladies’ Dresses $9.95 to $19.00 Ladies’ Skirts $3.9 5 , $4.9 5 , $9.95 and $11.55 I Ladies’ Sweaters Best quality Amoskeag Outings, assorted colors, yd. 28c Wool Plaids and Serges 40-in. French Serges, yd........... ......... $1.25 and $1.75 36-ineh Wool Plaids, y d ........... .............................. 95c 36-inch Wool Serge, yd............. .......... ................... 95c S ta n d a r d Q n n i;;• 9-1 Bleached Mohawk Si t i n g , yd.............. ..... 96c 9-1 Bleached Pepperell Sheeting, yd...... ...... 88c 36 in. Bleaching, yd..................................................21c 12x30 Pillow Cases, E ach.......................................39c Bedspreads......................$2.10, $2.65, $3.20 and $3.95 72x90 Sheets.........................................$1.55 and $2.00 Large size Cotton Blankets, with col’d border, pr.$3.95 Ladies’ Blouses $5 .9 5 , $7.95 and $ 9.95 Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk Hose, per pair $2.25 and $2.00 Ladies'Silk and Fiber Hose, good heavy quality * One big assortment of Ladies’ Blouses, Georgette pair ............................................... ......................$1.45 Crepe, Crepe do Chine and Taffetas , specially $4.45 Ladies* Silk Lisle Hose, black and white marked for this sale, choice per pair ........... ..............22c, 40c and 65c $2.10 36-in. black Taffeta Silk, per yard hildren’s Fine Ribbed Hose, in black, white $2.10 36-in. Messaline Silk, yard .mu size 0 lo 9 l pair 35c or 3 pair ...$L00 36-in. Silk Poplins, yd. vt’ iO $2.95 36-in. Silk Crepe de Chine, per yard $2.95 36-in. Georgette Crepe.................. Children’s White Coats Big line of Children’s Coats, made of White Serge, Pique or Corduroy, size 1 to 4 years rimicL* $ 1 .0 0 for this sale............... ...........................$2.10 lo $2.45 Ladies* and Children’s Union Suits, Childrens’ Sweaters, Ladies' Gowns,’ Corsets, Ladies' Undershirts, all Standard quality fast colored Percales, Cheviots and Ginghams, per yard ......... •.... ........................35c $1.00 going at per garment ..... ( j, One Big Table Full of Bargains, Don’t miss this opportunity to save money, especially on staple goods. than ever before. Spring prices will be higher — . •= S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A = 117 East First S treet 01000100020200530200010202020100020200000202010001000101020201010200005301020001020200230202004802 FERNALD-LAUGHTONj HOSPIT’L OPENED ON LAST SATURDAY CAUSES FAVORABLE COMMENT From Large Crowd of Visitors Present OPENS FOR BUSINESS OPiatATINt; ROOM AND one m THE WARDS NOT READY n,,T W o r k IS PROGRESSIN G Om- of the greatest events in the istory Sanford was the opening the E'ernahl.Laughton Memorial LEON’ S AUTO T R A N S F E R CO. PHONE 114 Philips ()|i| Drug Store Stand l’hone Orders also Taken at Hotel Carnes All Kinds o f Hauling baggage Transferred . Meet all Trains Leon’s Auto Transter Co. P H O N E 114 Hospital last Saturday. This was the public opening but patients will he tuken this week although it will be several days before nil the repairs are finished and the operating room ready. The elevator has not been finished and Hie new ward thot wr.« built on the south side needs window sash hut the contractors think ail this work will he finished this week and the building will be all ready for business. The hospital was open Saturday from ten in the morning until eight at night and nil day long n throng of people visited tills fine home and were delighted with the appearance •of this handsome edifice nit bin and without. Mrs. A. E. Hill who was in charge of the arrangements, Mrs. Endor Curlett of Geneva, secretary of the executive committee, Mrs. Savage of the executive committee and many of the ladies of the city together with Mrs. Mich the business manager. Miss Palmer the head nurse and Miss MacAllister one of tlie nurses acted as a reception com ­ mittee and showed the visitors over the home. The High Srhool orchestrn rendered the music in the evening that was greatly enjoyed and the perfect day wits brought to a close 'with a tired hut happy committee and nurses for they felt that their dreams for r real hospital in Sanford had really come true. The people of Seminole county have responded most liberally in giving linens and hospital supplies and all of this was on display. Saturday. Mrs.* Hill has acted as chairman of the linen show­ ers and supplies and hus worked hard on this campaign and her efforts have been rewarded by this fine dis­ play of linens donated by the various churches nnd organisations. A list of the donations ami the donors will appear In this paper in n fes days an also thtf financial donations by the various cb rrches and lodges and in­ dividuals. The campaign for donations and memberships starts this moring and —;• 1 Prominent Visitors Here Florida Gardens Co. In the party it is have this fine home to alleviate their recently arrived at Oviedo is U, S, sutTeri ig. hoped every one will( dig deep for Hon. O. P. Swope the county com­ Marshal M. L. Healy of Cednr Ra­ The present stnlT are most com­ this hospital that means so much missioner from Oviedo was in *tho pids. Iowa, also property owner at to every man, woman and child in petent to handle the affairs of the city today with Hon. F. C. Lake and Iowa City new hospital. Mrs. Miel the manager, this county. Hon. M. P. Smith of Sioux City, had charge of a large institution in Iowa. Mr. Lake is tho representative The hospital association has worked I New. York elate and is a capable from his district on town and is a Washington, Jan. 20, (By Associated hard nnd unceasingly nil the summer business woman w ho w hile not being former newspaper man nnd Ml. Press) The radio from tho I'owhatton on this project and the executive a graduate nurse Is a most callable Smith is a United States Deputy committee has shouldered a he ivy received by navy department last attendant and understands all the Marshal. Both of these gentlemen responsibility in looking after all the needs of a hospital. Sim has bocn are interested in Iowa City, that night said the British steamer Bardic details. That the hospital has been living in Geneva for some time. fait growing new city that has been was standing by nnd would take tho enabled to open so early is ev dence Miss Palmer had charge of the eitahlished near Oviedo by the transport in tow for Halifax. of the fuct that some one hus been Christ Sanutarium in Orlando for working overtime and while every­ th ng is not ready today it is almost many years as head nurse and busi­ 23482348234823480148534890485348535353235353480123535348535348 Complete nnd when it is nil finished ness manager but the work of this it will' be the pride of the county. dual role undermined her health and There is not such an edifice in the she sought a change and was given state of Florida used for hospital Vbe position here ns head nurse. She purposes. Built several years ago by is a fine executive and is trained At by the late George H. Fornn d for a few nurses have been trained In home no money was spared upon its different parts of the work In a construction and it was pronounced hospital and snnit.irium. Miss McAllister is a nurse of ex­ one of the finest homes in this-part uf flic state. At Ills death Mrs. perience and has been in some of the Fernald conceived the idea of allow­ large hospitals in Chicago and other ing the city to take this home upon cities before coming to Florida nd the payment of a certain sum during is tra nod n every dcpnrtm nt. • ----- AT------ -her life time and at her death to have This staff togethi • with the exe­ it in fee simple. A wonderful gift and cutive committee and the physic nns one that will he appreciated as time of the city will look niter the inter­ goes on. It stands today nnd will ests of the new hospital and it Is 9 ntand for the next half century as a hoped thut they will receive the co­ monument to Mrs. Fernald and to operation of tho people of S-minole the noble men and women who have county ut all times. The hospital will made it possible for the ntTlirted to lie self supporting but the expenses of the initial start will be very heavy and with the fine »turt already made fNEST exhibition Farm Garden and Grove E= and tin money that Ls promised each Products, Domestic, Manufactories, Schools m year by the people of the county the m -rnm FtTniild-Luughton Memorial Hospi­ EE Stop Poultry, Rabbits, Dogs, Horses, Etc. tal si ould not only sttcced hut should •grow and expand from year to year Best Fair Ever Held in This Section o f Floridn to take care of tho growing needs of = EE The Very Best Citrus Exhibit Ever Shown ls ™ 'ir r. |Sanford. — ___ ¥ __ m -m m This new hospitn! is one of the most valuable nssets of tho c l^ 'n n d county nnd belongs to the people of Biggest'Poultry Show in Florida the county. Let it have your co­ Finest Automobile Show operation and support at all limes. Plenty o f Amusement The hospital will have twenty bode .Johnnie J. Jones Great Aggregation of Including the wards nnd private rooms. • Shows M I L E A G E I’ A I I ) F O It F R O M The colored annex will bo started Bands of Music SA V IN G S as soon ns the campaign for funds i.i Fire Works U what we offer in om tire repair service. finished nnd will he ajmpnrate build­ Aeroplane Experts, Passengers Carried Mill's of reliable riding are left in many ing complete in every wuy for the 131 Aloft t'res -discarded merely because weak in care of the colored pconle, nnd will end Saturday and ( | T H E G R E A T SUB-TROPICAL 1 MID-WINTER FAIR ORLANDO, FLORIDA F eb ru ary 10-13-1920 Bpots. By rebuilding tho s j k i I s we save the miles otherwise lost. The sooner you flotsam and Jetsam. let ns serve you the more mllen—uiid These are the names given In Eng* dollars—you'll reclaim. Rfth Imu- to goods lost nt sen. Flotsam is defined ns "where tho goods con­ tinue swimming on (hn snrfnc^ of (ha waves,'' nnd the term Jetsam Is applied PHONE 17 to goods which nrc cast Into the aea ami which sink or r-mala and.*.- water. Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Sales Show o f Berkshire Slate Demonstration Extraordinary COME—EN JO Y Y O U R S E L V E S II w , R . O’ NEAL, Prcst. C. E. HOWARD, S e e ’ gs^iL;nmnmini!miiQniinnmiiiiii!i}itiniii!inQnnn]!!innnniiuin] 5ri-.-V~~-T-- �■v'i'.-.’l * k ;r' * .Lvri-V sW.', * ■- ■: 2»a V ;< '. -f • InKTi JANUARY 23. 19* THE SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD 1 PRINTING A PAPER A real newspaper cornea In lor more criticism than any other business in the world. The finest indoor sport is making criticism of a newspaper be it either good, bad or indifferent and these criticisms extend from point­ ing out the mistakes in print to point­ ing out the mistakes of the editor no matter what his stand may be upon any subject. The editor'from years of criticism has grown more or leas rase hardened to these shafts but he has never grown so old or so tough that a word of cheer or praise does not warm the cockle* of his heart nnd he probably receives less praise than criticism while he is living. We were reminded of this fact-by noting an article in a trade paper about the way to run a news­ paper In which the following clipping stood out above tbo rest: R. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, llualneu Manager Published Even* Friday by m THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IN ADVANCE l ONE TEAK___________________________ _ * : « S I X MONTHS-------------------------------------------IXO THREE MONTHS--------------A' Raltf M l »• S'Cond-Cl*u Mill M .ll-r Aatnn r itJ I W * , a l (ha I 'M i l l t W . >1 M ia fw d . H a *M a I'adrr Act of Mar<h Ird. I I I ! OSro: tim id ItiM af TaUfhoaa No, I I The hospital hnx opened. ------ 0 ------ ‘ The Valdez Motel will open the first week in February. 1 i ; f wim > [» P m ■: ' SOME GOOD. ADVICE "T h e advice given by Attorney General Rainier for fighting the high cost of living Is good advice for any­ body any t!me. Ho «cya one way is to to speed up production," says the Dearborn Independent. "Manufacturers generally from all over the country complain that less is being produced now than was pro­ duced for man before or during the war. Human beings were in u high tension during the war and a react­ ion followed on the part of many. This, no doubt, will be over come some and production will get back to normal. It must come about beore prices can be normal. "Another piece of advice handed out is for the people t o .b u y within their means. America has been buy­ ing what they wanted and paying the price asked, scarcely heeding what that price was. " I f you don't buy when you are being overcharged, prices wi'l come down.” "Some papers announce that they print all news, lot the chips full where And Htill, if the reds overturn the they may. This sounds mighty fine government, wo *nn fisc the other side. In our office we skip many items and fail to see others. If no good can Now can the class in history tell come from tho publication of an item us when the Southern Utilities t’ n., which will wring a mother's heurt will open? bring sorrow to an inncocent child or wreck the peuce of a suffering wife, W H A T A P H I L A N T H R O P IS T IS JOHN D! Nothing is even new for long in this we don't print that item. Call it su|tcountry. I!>20 is already becoming presaion it- you please; we decide these You will recall that about a month matters for ourselves, each on its own ago John D. gave about eight milan old story. merits." lions to different institutions over the Since this has always been the policy country, and he was pronounced a Measuring your daily wage at the price of butter, hew many .pounds a of the editor of The Herald we were great philnnt rhopist. The newspa­ glad that others of the craft had the pers over the country carried the day do you earn? same ideas and policies and it only statement in great headlines. r — o Then you recall that Monday of served to n mind us that there have been lie careful of your step son. At times without number when we would this week the price of gasoline and current prices it is safer to take a life forget to print an item that would oil went tip one cent at a Standard than to steal an egg. cause sorrow and suffering to the family Oil stations,. If we hail enough time of a man or woman who had gone wrong pencils, ink, pencil sharpeners and Wood alcohol has been getting a and had come into the limelight of clerical help, we would figure out just lot of free advertising of Inti*, ilut publicity. We could haw printed the how much money that extra one rent in one day. we're not a bit dry, thank you. whole story and caused fre-.li suffering Jwould give John Oh, what a wonderful philanthroor we could forget it and hurry on to D' "tin-i hta: Spain, our consuls tell u«, ha* "t ••••*. I the loeal news It h i* ■»!'» r,\•• i)iq*p pi«t D J.ff.t -----O ------samu coni. Ilut who in beck wants I forgotten “ "d >**• ibbui of these to freeie to death going over there to people who wt- kept from ,;oin^ » y w * ■ ’ • v i s i t o r s ASQUARI HUM' •*i.’C|i*-**»»*Fill» DEAL same people after their littb* episode The tourist and the kotnereeker was forgotten would come around to The lakefront should be cleaned jump on the editor for some trivial are with us in greater numbers than up and |iiit in shape as soon* as offense or would want us to jump on e or before in the history of our possible. The tourists see this before their neighbor for some fancied wrong. state. We appeal for a square don’ they see the ci\y. Hut nevertheless we have adhered to f >r them: they are among the state's the rule not t<> print everything. great ext assets, they mean much to It might however, be economical All is grist that comes in the ml!) to elect Mr. Hoover president, lie and everything is new- that mines to us on amount of the money they could do Ids presidrnting and food con­ the ears and eyes of an editor but there spent lore, not only for their living trolling ail at the same time. are times when u country newspaper but on account of the investments (> man has too big a heart and feels too they are making, which In turn usuIf the prophesy that shoes are to kindly toward mankind in general to ally means more investment for im­ double in prire comes true, we can print everything. We have no provements. Capital from the out­ just smear a coat of polish over our fear from the angry official who hates side is what is holding up our stale, feet and tell 'em to "go to". to he criticbssl or the malefactor who and it is in general the enterprise has outraged society or the man without of the pcopic from other section* who a conscience who wants to rough ride have fallen in love with Florida who Ilut In all this mad rush for the I’reddeucy, we note with admiration that over his fellow man. We will speak are furnishing the dash nnd enter­ our thoughts at al1 (inti-s with the Mill- prise for these improvements. T i e the proud movie actor is not to lie de­ flected from tin- glory of his career. idea of bettering conditions everywhere name has been true in California. It but |K-rsonal matters that enter into was not the native son nor the old the very , amt nary of the homes and time* who was responsible for the The United States and It’ is ia ,u tears the hearts of tin- family are not spelcndid highways, the beautiful the only nations of the world that are Chronicled and never will be. homes, the fine groves rod the magni­ not now at peace with Germany. We Some day when the editor is laid ficent watering places, blit rather should be proud of the company we keep. away for good there will be many the people who went there from other ------ O people who will remember that In- states, people who hud brains and Our office devil insists that there is saved their family from humiliation energy enough to make money at u deal of money floating around in the and sorrow when by a scratch of tin their various trades, businesses and sea of commerce, but that it takes a j,,.,, |lt, ,.oll|(j have ruined the character occupations, and who were attracted mighty good swimmer to go out and of all of them for life hut the words there because of the climate the tow it in. were never written. Many men will fascination of growing oranges or by recall that they »tep|»ed from the strai­ tin- possibilities in other lines. These kind of people should Ire Speaking of modern discoveries, ght and narrow put It for an instant how long is it since you rediscovered and publicity of their act would have treated with consideration if from no the Ten Commandments? And how sent them to suicide politically and more than a selfish motive. Fig ni"n many in this community except socially. They are now respected here understand that and act ac­ preacher* would really like to give penjie of their community while the cordingly, but too often the small a truthful answer to that question? editor — well, he continues to grind rnari, who is endeavoring to gel his We wouldn't. out copy day by day while waiting for quickly, treats these visitors out­ the niilleninrn when all editors will rageously in the matter of ePtrges. Of course it is to be expected that Wire-tappers at St. Petersburg have get th<- glad hand from everyone prices in Florida will have risen in regardless of their policy. flim-llurmned an aged couple out of proportion to those in other state* — O-----$10,000. State and government au­ and the visitors are prepared to pay HOSPITAL D R IV E IS ON thorities should start a thorough in­ a reasonable increase, but often the vestigation of the banks interested The drive for funds for the Perin the game, and see if they cannot nuld-I.aught on Hospital begin* today petty pirates are not content v ith a reasonable increase, hut profiteer nail some of the higher-ups.- I»el,and and you will he iipprnonrhcd to take with unmeasured limit and unblush­ News, out a membership for one dollar and ing effrontery, taking advantage of — O -----will also be asked (or a donation. If llm crowded condition and the press­ Word comes from every part o you feel that you could give someth ing needs, Last winter w« ouree'ves thing to this, the greatest institution the Fourth District that lion. were charged Jl u day, $** for two Forest Lake will be 'the next Con­ that lias ever been started in Sanford people, for an almost bare, unhealed gressman. Mr. Lake is one of the give all that you run for you un- r.uini in a *vrond rate hotel in one of giving it where you can see it. most aggressive nnd progressive onr principal cities, whereas ihnt men that lias offered for this posi­ where your loved ones w-iU he taken same roont could have been hud in tion and his friends alt over the din- rare of, where you may he taken the summer time for $1. Five vears trie l know it and they want this some day for treatment. ago we bad a splendid room and bath kind of man for their representative in that same city for for two peo­ in Congress. COMMEMORATING THE itIRTHple and this price included nu-als. OF ROHEUT E. LEE. We should send there good folks Of al! Ilie outstanding figures of the hack to their horn** not only prais­ Tlie government has done well so far in ridding the country of the worst Civil War, two stands out a* pre-emi­ ing our winter climate, but to jottr of those aliens who have Iwen (dotting nent in the affection* of the American just treatment of all visitors to the to overthrow the government. Hut people, Lincoln and Lee. The south end that they become living .adver­ don’ t stop at that. Keep right on has learned to venerate the memory tisement* of our advantages. Those until there is not a disloyal person of Abraham Lincoln, and uppreclnt who are ill-treated will become unyleft within our borders. We lived very hi- M-rvice- in saving le union and free-' thing but that and could possibly comfortably before they_ intruded ing the south from the cur e of slavery do the state great injury, themselves into onr lives, and we can and the north vb-s with the south in it* I Tlll. wrjtcr was in California this get along very nicely after they have regard for the stanrlme-* the loyalty past summer and nowhere wax he been kicked out. to his principles and the con taut man(ir overcharged by hotel and ------O -----line** and Upriglittinvi of Robert K. pnr-ige men nnd in almost eve-y case lie was a typical American was treated with unfailing courtesy, When considering the beauties of l x robbers nature, st.iri with your own front yard. wl.at more need be said? Today the um| while there may lie l nileil Daughters of the ( onfederncy aiming them they us a whole nppreciClean it up, cut the gravi at the proper lime, plant flowers in season, make it mect to celebrate with appropriate I ntc t(,r out-of-state visitor and do the birth of Ia-o u joy to the eye. Move right on around ceremonies not try to make their whole fortunes » Many of our northern visitors will in one yeur'n time.--Florida Grower. to the back of tbo house, repeat the o|ierution, nnd then look around ta join with them in testifying to the A medical exjiert lias explained seew if anything has been missed. If worth of the man, ifitterness will lie your neighbor's yard is a little better banished from all heart* as we honor that there has always been an increase than yours, make up your mind that the memory of u great American. In of births after great war*, although it yours must ho better than hi*. Mun loss than a month, on Fell. 12, comes wus4 hardly expected that this would should not judge ol thc works of the tho birthday of Lincoln. Let us all prove true in England now, in view of Lord until he has first set his own do­ honor it with the same sincerity single tho great number of men killed and disabled. henrtednesa.—Tampa Times. main in order. ( N f.Six Cent Farea ARE YOU INSURED? IF N O T, SEE Tallahassee, Jan. 20.—The railroad W . J . T H IG P E N & CO M PANY commission today denied the applica­ tion of E. J. Triay, receiver of the ' AGENT* Jacksonville Traction Company, for the railroad commission to fix and establish fares and charges for said orrlCS PEOPLES RANK BUILDING company, for the reason that the com­ S a n fo rd , Florid* missioners found and concluded that they had no jurisdiction over the sub­ ject matter contained in said petition. . r K i i r i L i z i m s S P R A Y I N G M A T B I t I A L S — -SIM tA VFH*' W.Mi«»OPa.Vk.,nt 0 Thereupon Judge Doggett of Jackson­ | aJUCLD IWltt, Pn*. ville and Hon. Peter O. Knight of Tampa, as counsel for the company, filed in the supreme court a petition for an alterna­ WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LISTS tive writ of mandamus to require the B. O. FAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY railroad commissioners to entertain IA C E SO R V ILU , I'lOliiDi jurisdiction of nnd consider an applica­ J. E. Spurting, Local Agent, Sanford, Florida tion on behalf of the traction company to fix n asonablc rates of fare to be charged by the company on its rAilway* in the city of Jacksonville. The jus tires of the supreme court took the application under advisement and did not decido todny whether the alterna­ tive writ of mandamus would be issued. The petition was rather lengthy and the questions involved rather complicated but it i s ,Understood that the applica­ tion is btdng considered by all the justi- General Fire Insurance f ” nml th<' ,mprwf.1.0" prev.ai,f lh.at the announcement will he made by the court tomorrow. ,)oaidc9 the attorncy< named, there rw1 before b<.fnn> the appeared the commission Rereiver Triay and City Attorney P. II. Odom of Jacksonville. Mr. Odom re­ presenting tlie city, which opposes the proposed increi sc to sii-cent fare. RAILWAY ACCIDENT In I'rtiH-ia Kills Eighteen And Injures Twenty Copenhagen, Jan. 21, Ily Associated Pressi Eighteen passengers were I illeil and twenty injured in a railway accident resulting from a collision m nr Sehneld—U ■ 2 .-. . •} > P0L1T1CAL AW O UNCES ENTS For r ic ik of Circuit f'ourl I hereby announce my candidacy for tin- office of Clerk of The Circuit Court, Seminole County, subject to deci-ion of the Democratic primary to be In-Id June Mb, M*20. Respectfully, W. L. M O R G A N SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME SH IN ES-SA V E THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES PASTES AND LIQUIDS For U U t l . T , n . O i B lood. D a ik B io » n taJ White bhou BUFFALO. N. Y. THE F. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD., For Connie Judge F. To the People of Seminole County: i beg to announce Hint I am a candidate for re-election to the office of County Judge of Seminole County Florida, subject to the Democratic Primary Election in June, and re­ spectfully solicit your vote and inllucncc in my behalf, which if given I assure you will be greatly appreci­ ated. E.* F. lip rS H O L D K R . For Tnv Assessor I wish to announce ttint I am a candidal" for re-election to the office of Tax A--i-.- or of Seminole County, -object to the Primary to be held in June I shall appreciate your support. Yours very truly, . •V.M * # (id P * t. FORSTER. L W <> i . t t U | I atn a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Collector of Seminole County, subject to the ac­ tion of thc Democratic Primary, and will appreciate your support. JNO. D. J I N K ! NS . For Sheriff I licreb" announon my candidacy for tlie office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ unty subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary. W. P. CARTER For The Legislature % FOR SHERIFF 1 lic-rliy announce my candidacy Having been urged by a large lumber for the position of Representative tif tho voters of Seminole County to for Seminole County subject to th e ' become a candidate for* the office (-f decision of the Democratic p r i m a r v . | * .hereby announce my ciinii. . ... .... tlacy subject to the tleduon of the If elected to this high ugh office office it Will in* ( Democratic primary. A. VAUGHAN •my duty to serve nil thn people of lfi-tfc C. M. HAND > C H A N D L E R S I X Famous For Its M arvelous M o to r Thousands Choose The Chandler Dispatch A N Y admirers of the Chandler Six .choose the Chandler Dispatch. For tw o years this model has outsold all other cars of the so-called sport type. Its popularity is one of the high spots in motordom. M T h e new series Dispatch is a snappy, handsome car, seating four adults in perfect comfort. It is of most beautiful design and finish; mounted on the standard Chandler Chassis, famous for its mechanical excellence. You are asked to pay much more for cars which might perhaps be compared with the Chandler. And cheap cars sell for but little less. SIX SPLENDID IJODY TYPES Seien-Pattcniier Totirini: Car. JI.SV5 Four-Pastenger Roadster, l / m Four-Pastonger Dispthcli C a r ,S l9 75 Seven-Passeager Sedan , JJS9S Four-Passenger Coupe. {2795 Lim ousine, $3395 (All prices J. a. b. Cleveland) i WICHT TIRE CO. I CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OlflO �- 4 - '.vrr ' \ JANUARY 23, m o • In and' A b o u t The C ity dt Mrs. E- D. Tyler nnd little son, t* D. Jr., of Live Oak are the £UPSt5 of Mrs. Tyler's perents. Mr. and Mrs. Carraway at their home fiouth of the city. * Mi*s Palmer of Orlando, Miss of Chicago and Mrs. Mid of Geneva ore in the city to take their places as nurses nnd as business manager of the FcrnaldLaughton Memorial Hospital. McAllister Complete stock Diamond tiresWight Tire Co fifi-tt The many Sanford friends of Dr. Jessup arc glad to see him here again for the winter. Ilis d a u ­ b e r is with him and they will .pend their winter at the Carnes hotel- Dr. Jessup lias been coming to Sanford for many years and lias a host of friends here. Get one of Cates Crate Co's „,.,.kl> wholesale price list on Feeds Cash talks. W22-tf. Inspectors of the Inter-State Commerce Commission are looking after the icing of refrigerator cars and other matters relative to the shipments "f fruits and vegetables. KZ- Seal pint fruit jars at LI’ . McCullcr’s. SG-ft \V, !.. (itessner, field representa­ tive of the Southern Ruralist of Atlanta is in the city taking su b­ scriptions and getting data for a write up on the Sanford section. Mr. Gtessner was here many years ago .mu omit a history of tin Sanford tub irrigation and crops that was »as \cry interesting. Hon. C. I». Landis of the firm of Landis, Fish & Hull of Dcl.and and City Attorney of Sanford was in tin* city on ut'vial hud ness Saturday* and hi* many friends wore glad to jcc him. Sanford folks attending the amaun Oil Sellers Day at Loqgwoud on Saturday were. Mrs. Walter Hand, Mrs. Mill Hand, Mrs. Chas. Merr wether. Mrs. I.ederer who is here from Ohio visiting her sister, M rs. Will Hand was also present to en joy the pleasures of the occasion and renewing old friendships for Mrs. LcliTor was married in Longwood in her early womanhood. WANTED — OI.I) CLEAN HAGS. ANY KIND EX­ CEPT OLD SOCKS, COATS. PANTS, Olt I 111) SPREADS. AT TIIE HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf Lieut, amd Mrs. Lowell have moK'd into one of the Herald apart ntent *. Mr-, it. \V. Rcrnirk went up to Jatksunt die on Saturday for a few days visit with friends. No more ordering from Jackson­ ville. Cates Crate C o will fill your orders, WiitMf. MrDonald Smith and little •laughter Evelyn returned Saturday fr»m a vj-.it tn Snrniota. Mr and Mrs. Jones of Illinois* *Ho are touring the state left on Saturday (or l)ei,and after several •lay- -pent agreeably in our city. Mr and Mrs. Volio Williams are rejoicing over the birth of a little *°n. He will be named Voile Jr. B 'l r . and Mrs. John Smith and attractive little son, Wilson, motored lo Tampa Sunday. Mr and Mrs. •••; . - •‘ -v* - THE SANFORD HERALD 1 yule H*ppe*ff°6* Mention of jUlterz In Brief Personal Ilema of Interest ■■■" Forest Lake ami Women! Hero Is a messngo to Br'fcring women, from Mrs. W. T. Price, of Public, Ky.t “ I Buf­ fered with p a in fu l...", fhe writes. "I got down with a weakness in my back and lim its...I felt helpless nnd dis­ couraged...! had nbout given up hopes of ever being well again, when n friend Insisted I Take Tho Woman's Tonic I began Cardul. In n short whlio I saw a marked dlfforenco.. . I crew Btrongcr right along, nnd It cured mo. I am stouter than I havo been In yearn." If you suffer, you can a p p r c c l n t o what It means to bo strong and well. Thousands o f wo­ men givo Cardul tho credit for tholr good health. It thould help You. Try Cardul. At all druggists, E-73 Summary of the Floating Smalt Talka Succinctly Arranged Tor Herald Reader* daughter Maude havu returned from a trip to Tampa. See-Richards Tho many friends of Mr. James Robert Richards who is a resident of Sanford will be interested in the announcement of his mnrriagc to Miss Bertha Leona Sec of Wauchula which took place lust Friday nt the Palms, the home of the groom's cousins, Mr. and Mrs, George Vennbl Rev. George Hyman, D. I), officiating The ccrmony was witnesses by a number of relatives and friends Mr, nnd Mrs. Richards will reside In Sanford. Dr. Samuel I'ulcston is here from Miami and his many friends are giving him a warm welcome. Dr. .Puleston comes up to perform an operation in the new hospital und will be here several days. He likes Brilliant Reception nl W oman’ s Club Miami but " 0 you Sunford" . Tho annual reception at the Wo­ Cates Crate Co. handles the True afternoon Purina Feeds und have cut the pri­ man’s Club yesterday HUGHES TURNED DOWN No Nuiitu of His Appearance Socialists Trial Albany, Jan. 2 0 . ' — The assembly committee which is to try the suspended socialist members, re­ fused at the opening of their trial here today, to note the appearance of the New York City Bar association com­ mittee, headed by Charles E. Hughes which asked for a place in the proceed­ ings. ju d ic ia ry Mr. Hughes said no disqualification had yet been shown against the sus­ pended members: and until such time as the judiciary committee determines their qualifications, they should en­ joy the privileges of their seats in their ces down. Get their weekly Price- (Tuesday), was more than usually own right and in the rights of the con­ List. Prices quoted for cash only. attractive with a splendid attendance stituencies. \V22-tf. of representative women, and one of His delegation then left the chamber An automobile party enroute home the most pleasing programs ever A statement read by Mr. Martin, from Jacksonville, where they attend­ presented beneath the roof-tree of containing charges against the social­ ed the Florida States baptist conven­ the club. ists, alleged that the defendants pro­ tion stopped over in Daytona Fri­ cured their election under the pretense The program consisted of vocal day afternoon. The party was com­ to tl^e people that they were merely and instrumental numbers, including posed of Rev. W. D. Entzmingcr of availing them selves of a legally es­ piano ami violin, and several most Uartow, Rev. Louis Entzminger enjoyable readings, all of which were tablished means for political independ­ Lakeland; Dr. Geo. Hyman, Sanford received with enthusiastic applause ence. whereas, nnd in fact, it is claimed Rev. J. II. Gritlln, Winter Haven and by a delighted audience. Mrs. Wren that this was done to disguise and cover W. L . T h om pson , Lakeland. — D ay- McGuinn gave a very charming up their true intent nnd purpose to tona Journal. reading in which was cleverly intro­ overthrow this government peaceably Dr. D. C.Ward, Osteopath is in duced the song "H om o Sweet Home" hut forcibly, if necessary. Morris llillquit, chief counsel for Sanford on Monday, Wednesday and responded graciously to the re­ call. The little folks numbers given gtlie defense, in opening, challenged the and Fr ay of each week. 58-tf by Mary Nixon und Margaret Cowan ighl of the judiciary committee to Mrs. S. Carraway and daughter were rccEVod with delight. Miss conduct the proceedings and urged that Mrs. Collins, of Georgetown S. C. Marion Phillips is among the young­ unbaised judges be selected. He con­ have returned to their home after a er vocal talent of the city and sweet­ tended thut the committeemen could pleasant visit to her sister and family, ly rendered "D a d d y ’ s Sweetheart" not be such , since they had publicly Mrs. Me G. Carraway of this city. Mrs. It. E. Tolar who for many expressed their opinion as against the Mrs. G. R. Nicholson and Mrs years has been recognized as one of socialist memliers. As against this argument. Judge Proctor were Geneva visitors in Sanford's leading musicians, was town on Monday. welcomed with •V j /tro, her numbers Stanchfiehl. for the .nmm S » #■ :tii! ..•’ ays Loi*m , the beat. An­ congressional precedent, tor the a*>r, p . , u*.,, .t., . . . . r e m l'ly 's p roced u re. J. G. Hurley on Monday while en other fine piano solo in the group of splendid home talent was Miss * ;.*• icrossed after Mr. Pradentown route from i make their Margaret Zachary. Mrs. C. J. Mar­ llillquit hud unsuccessfyully challenged where the Iarnny shall whose violin solos are always the right of several of its members tc future home. sit in the hearings, There’s a man a*, tho curb to a pleasing addition to any programplayed in excellent form. The duett serve y ou . 55-1f by Mrs. Phillips and Mrs., Tackach Law Out On Americans Mrs. J. L. Pickard of Tifton was wonderfully sweet, while the Georgia is in the city the guest of solo work of Miss Mabel Howler* ami San Antopiu, Tex.. Jan. 20, Ur. her sister. Mrs. C. A. Iletts. John Hunter, an American physician Mrs. Tackach was up to their usual Mr. nnd Mrs. Rrahham are plea standard. Mrs. Tackach never dis­ of Nogales, M<’X., told the senate sub­ sanity domiciled in one of the Herald appoints and in Miss Bowler Sunford committee investigating the Mexican apartments. music lovers rejoice in her return situation today, he never had known here to live. It will be seen that the of a Mexican being punished for killing Mrs. it. Z. Johnson and children delightful program was composed an Americllln in Mexico. "There has left for Jacksonville, Sunday, called been no safely for Americans life or oi exclusively home talent. there by the serious illness of her Guests were received by Mrs, \V. property in Mexico since 1010," he said. brother Mr. Singletary, who formerly Ur. Hunter was at Guadalajara L. Morgan, president of the Club and resided in this city. when the Americans occupied Vera and Mrs. \V. E. Watson, first vice Hydrated Lime, a carload just re­ president, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Cruz. J. D. Ward now a Texas farmer ceived at Cates Crate Co. W-23-tfc. chairman of the program committee, gave the rommlttee the first instance in its record of an American killing Mr. and Mrs. I). P. Drummond made the announcements. accompanied Mr. ami Mrs. John Thu club was attractively decora­ Mexicans. Ward said he slifit three C. Smith to Tampa on Sunday ted with the club (lower anil colors nf them nnd got back into the United He Save money and worry by buying of red und green. Bamboo nnd roses Stat<-s without being capturedyour Feeds from Cates Crate Co., were used in profusion. Mrs. Geo. was licving on a fruit farm with hi* Ai.y quantity Solid Cars Loads Fox was chairman of decorating and wife in 1915, lie testified. One night Mrs. R. C. Rower of tho refreshment he was vi-iled by soldiers. They tried standing waiting your orders. committee, tho latter serving a to lorce their way through his door, Wholesale prices to nil. W22-tf. lie opened fire which they returned. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wight have dainty salad course. After he h id shot down three of them returned from a brief visit to Bloomington Folks Here the attacking party withdrew and the Jacksonville. Mr. J. H. Smith und his charming remainder of the night was spent by Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Lett)” and the daughter, Miss Catherine, of Bloom­ Mr. nnd Mr«. Ward in biding under Misses Graham of Winter Park were ington Illinois were in the city today the barn. the Sunday guests of Mrs. I,. II. the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wakefield TYPH OID FEVER Hollar. of Geneva. The Smiths nnd the Wake­ Quart Mason fruit, jars nt L. fields are neighbors in Bloomington Epidemic Breaks out In Ukraine McCuller's. 5G-tfP. Illinois or were before the Wakefields District Among the Sanford folks visiting became Florida Crackers. Mr. Smith Hague, Jan. 21, (B y Associated in Orlnrdo on Saturday were Mrs. represents the Crossett Lumber intends Press) Typhyld fever in epidemic It. M. Grovenstein, Mrs. J. H. in the nortli and this is hfs first trip form is spreading throughout Uk­ Brownlee, Dr. and Mrs. E. D. to Florida. His daughter, Miss Ca­ raine according to n Chernowitz Hrownlte and Miss Fannie Brown­ therine , was a Red Cross nurse in despatch. Twenty thousand persons lee. France during the war being stationed arc reported ill in Kharkov district. Miss Lily Vaughn returned Sat­ at Vareimes and Chaumont tin* greater urday from Miami nnd is with her pari of the time. sister. Mrs. Fannie Lee. • Buy Diamonds Wight Tire Co. Aslulnrs Not Murdered For Sale— Several thousand stalks 55-tf Mexico City, Jan. 21.—The Ameri­ ribbon und green Cane, -I ft. long, J, A. Carter of Attunta Georgia is can aviators Cnnnoly anil Waterhouse, ,1 rents per stalk. F. (). B. Wagner. in the illy looking for an agent to take who met death at Las Animas, Lower 0 . C. Bryant, Wagner, Fla. 22-ltp the Hollier Six. Mr. Carter was California, were not killed by Mexicans, form rly in the newspaper business according to the report of tho judge of For Sale or Exchange— One 20 but found it more lucrative to embark the primary court of claims nt Ensen­ acre, one 10 acre Sunford Ave, in the automobile game and hence ada. L. C., just received in the capUo). Walking distance to city. Two lots the change. He represents the Hol­ The judge asserts they died from thirst corner Center and Elm Ave. Two lier Distributing Co. nnd hunger, that no woulds wore found lots west able Palmetto Ave., 50 ft Horn to Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Llpe on their bodies and that messages from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T. srrawjed on tin* wings of their planes Corey1 owner, 175 N. Spring St., of Hildehan N. C. a fine boy. W20-21!!tp. told of their slow deaths from exposure. Los Angeles, Cal. Boost Leon's Auto Transfer. All trains met. Phono 91. Hotel Carries. G7-t( necessary thirty-six state legisla­ retiring president of the federation ture.!, reads thus: " T h e right of citi­ Other names appearing on the list zens of the United States to vole of officers of the suffrage crsoclation are Miss Elizabeth Skinner, Mrs. shall not bo denied or ahridrgd by C: E. Hawkins, both vice presidents the United States or by any state on of the federation, Mrs. Amos Norris account of sex." a federation chairman, and Mrs. J. Having served on the hoard of di­ D. Stringfeilow and Mrs. J. M. Mc­ rectors of the Florida Federation of Collum of Gainesville, long identi­ Women’ s C u b s for over six years the fied with the state woman's club writer deems it absurd to even con­ work. sider the question of equal suffrage We can't quite see why^ Florida in the light of a disturbance in our rlub women should take heed. If it federal family. In 191.1, when the an­ is because of the nnit-suffragists nual convention of tho federation was held in Orlando a meeting of among us we have no fear of their the Florida Equal Suffrage Associat not progressing eventually with tho women of every English speaking tion. The Florida federation did not nation on the globe. Now York tells attend, as an organization, the tea to us that her one time antis arc splen­ which they were invited by the equal did voter today: suffrage association. In Lakeland, (Signed) MRS. J. \V. M ’ C O LLU M the following year the subject of President F. F. W. C. suffrage was brought up when the report of thofcieneral Federation of Women's Clubs, Chicago 1911, was LANDIS, FISH & HULL rend. The general federation en­ ATTORNEYS AMI rol'NNKLI.OIH AT LAW dorsed equal suffrage in their 1911 DE LAND, FLA. Vvftl (*r»c»t(v tn lh.Sl. 1r .ml Ktlrr.l Court. convention. In 1905, at DcLantl, a SpmiJ fftcilltlr* I«*r Kiamlnmtf ami iVrfrctlnff resolution asking the ballot for wom­ I-ami Tit In en was endorsed by an overwhelming majority, as has been the case in each succeeding convention, as well as the intervening hoard mretlngs A tto rn cy -n t-L a w In Daytona 1918, tho vote endorsing No. 11 Garner-Woodruff Building the different strong resolutions fot SANFORD. FLA. suffrage was kept from being unan­ imous by only one voice. In the last convention the only mention of the M B S . JU L IU S T A K A C H subject considered necessary, besides SOPRANO the splendid report of our political Available for Concerts, Recitals, Mus{equality chuirman, was a motion to cales, Festvals, Oratorio nnd S|iecial ask Gov. Catts to call a special ses­ Church Services sion nf the Florida legislature tor Sanford, Florida ratify the federal amendment, ns is l>ei»* done iit other states This mo­ tion carried. G E O . G . H E R R IN G While the federation stands by a big majority, for equal suffrage, it has many other interests, and lias given and sacrificed much for these interests. We will work as long as necessary for the Increased power the ballot will give us to tender service to our state. It is the cu tom of women v n ten everywhere to lie very urn ser votive with regard to party affiliations, and we. who hnvt not yet won the franchise, are adher­ ing strictly to this priueipla. In 1914, when the first mention of suffrage was made from the door of the Lakeland convention, we num­ bered 81 federated club ill Florida Today, although wo have taken an unmistakable stand for women** suf­ frage. our number of federated clubs in Florida Is very near to 2000. We d o not make tIn* stntemnt that tliuie are no anti-suffragists in our mem­ ber-hip of about 10,000 women, but we eerta’ nly know of no entire dull in Florida that las lift the federa­ tion because of t ’ is question, ot that opposes it. Neither have u-e knnwle !go of any women who have left our ranks because we are working for the ballot. On the contrary, the president of the Equal Suffrage As­ sociation, Mrs. John T. Fuller, of Or­ lando, is a chalman in the Florida federation. Mrs. Edgar Lewis, first vice president F. E. S. A. is the MONEY SAYING CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS C. A. Henry representing the Schae­ fer-Wccdon Co., rf Cincinnati ii in the city taking measurement- for the San­ ford Shoe Si Clothing Co. and will the here nil this week. Mrs. G. A. A bbott and little son have arrived in the city from Chicago to join Mr. Abbott, the City Manager, and as soon as a borne can be procured they will begin •house-keeping a.* regular Sanford folks. Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P* McCuller’s. SG*H More Properly Sold Miss Minnie Stewart has sold her property on Union avenue to Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gntclipll who will continue to make it their home as they have rented the property for some time. For Sale— 10 aeres land, .160 ft lake front. Good vegetable garden small house, chicken house nnd .10 hens. Will sell very rca ion able for cash. Charles Cedar, Geneva, Fla. W21-5tp LET FLORIDA CLUB WOMEN HEED In a recent issue of the Herald quoting the Tampa Tribune an ed­ itorial headed "Let.F lorid a Women Meed" auent the Florida Womans Clul s endorsing W oman’s Suffrage Mrs. McCullum state president make the following reply thnt will be of interest to woutiii everywhere: Under the headlines "Let Florida Cluliwomen Heed” there appears in the Gainesville Daily News of De­ cember 21 n story of the endorsement of the Susan B. Anthony emondment by tin* Georgia Federation of W om ­ en’s Clubs. The editorial speaks of "steam-rolling” to pass this measure, and cluiins that the results have been disastrous, The opening paragraph tells of the scope nnd usefulness of the Flor­ ida Federation of Women’s Clubs, und truthfully asserts that the con stitutlon guarantees it to bo nonpolitical and non-sectarian. If the majority’ s voting to ask for i a M j M woman's suffrage by federal amend­ ment In thi- recent convention of the Georgia federation at Columbus Inn disrupted Hint splendid organization of over 25,000 women, we have every confidence in the ability of the wom­ en of our sister state to ndhust any such differences. However, the editorial copied from the Tampa Tribune and headed "Lot Florida Women • Heed" would give the impression tlint the Florida Fed­ eration of Women's Clubs is in dan­ ger of being dissolved by some mis­ taken or hasty action in the interests of equal suffrage. Before accusing the loyal women citizens of any South­ ern slate of being a "political tool of Northern wire-pullers" it would be well to note tho direct simplicity nnd freedom from sectionalism of tho Su­ san B. Anthony amendment. This amendment, proposed in overy con­ gress since 1878, passed In 1919, and already ratified by tweaty-towo u! the ^ •Yti‘*m mV-u ik B SLOW DEATH A ches, pains, nervousness, diffi­ culty in u r in a tin g , often mean serious disorders. T h o w o r ld ’s standard rem ed y for kidney, liver, hluddet und uric ncid trou b les— C O L D MEDAL jsEJfssmm ^ tiling enlclr re" f nn.l niton w .rJ oil ddiiljr iIIk u c I ■> t toe national rrnu.it) of Holland fur more than 200 y««ts. All Uiuggiits, in thnro site*. t.w k for tho noino tioM Kintal in — - r f her and > c c ( | t tin I m lt . ilo n TO MOP* TNt LAST SEALED TINS ONLY AT YOUR GROCERS MAXWELL HOUSE C O FFEE ,0n Flour, Grain apd Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Yob Can flu, From Ua at WholraaU Price* Writ* for I'rtH 1.1.t W . A- Merryday Company r— Paiatlu, Florid* ‘Ja • The Fort! Sedan is the favorite family car, seats five comfortably. While an enclosed car with permanent top, it has large windows* and may in a minute be changed to a most delight­ ful open Car with always a top protecting * against the sun. In inclement weather it is a closed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof. Finely upholstered. Equipped with electric starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3 ‘ j-inch tires front and rear. A real family car. W on't you come in and'look nt it? The delights o f the electric __ car with the economy o f the -■* I'ord. C. F. WILLIAMS, Agent E l). HIGGINS; Salesman - �icjia U m X m AaMMpn SEWS! m itlflliiw , JANUARY 23. 1920 THE SANFGUD HERALD No.3798 REPO RT OF TH E CO NDITION OF TH E FIRST NATIONAL it i -t BANK At Sanford in the Slate o f Florida, at the Close o f Business on Dee. 31st, 1010 It K S ( ) U It t* vyi : k. ti r. Ie>a«i and IMarounK Including lUdUrount,. Oerrtlralu Un*ecured Otrrtlraiu iin-e<-arr<i - —---8.750 00 IJ. 8. Mnnd* Deposited to Secure Circulation (par y a l j e ) . 21S.OW.OO Pledged to Pledge.! III aerue leruii I?. i:. S. p. Depwlt* |ycp-w>,» (par i|»r *alnr) — ... , , u . S. (kind, and Certificate* rd Indrbtr Ineia Pledged a, collateral l*>c SU1* nr other ilepmll* nr bill* payable . .. ... - - ■- . ------------------- i J sbt' oo uni 4edl-d . U. 8. Honda amt certificate* of lml.htr.lnra, o e n r l andf unpledged ‘ War Saving, Certificate* and Thrill Kt*m|i» artually owned ----- . --------- — «• ra-W*' 8.000.00 • a__I. /..it 1*. 2 l.r.n til hlndf* 1,I tu> lJ it SI «e ln «i_ drp Honda (othef her il.M than IT IJ. U.H. bnnJO.pU.Ua O'Miiii l rl » - r iIff m F i.ojlal .. ...).. . ... lo IBS,M3.31 than U. S-* bon da (not InrU dUf ■*“ ■lo'k.) SacuHtle.iother ‘ ............... ' onne I unple Itrd Total bond*, ae.-urdir*. rtr., other than U. S. 8t**k oj Federal Ibwcrvr Hank <56 p« r « rnt o| •uWfipllon) ... . Vain* ol [linking l l o n o . o « n « l and unlnrumbrted — ---------------* ------ — Furniture and f u t u r e , . . - ........... - — — Ural E.tate Onnr l other than Hanking Home ................ ■■ ................. ‘ — Ill lawful Heu-rve *Hth federal lleirrve flank... - ■ N ,t AiTMnini* Amount, hup Du* iruro (rum National Hank* (Ca.h I ' h lIn n Vault X1UII and NU .. a Nrl Amount* Ku* from Hank** lUnkr*# and Truit C o m p * n i« °th*r *han In eluded In llama 12,13 or 14----------------------- ~----- j —v — —- j j - r Chr k , on other Hank, In the ,ame d t y or town a, Itrpwtlrg Hank (othe than item Ml T lS.78<.t7 1 , 17■ Total of liPTi* Item, 13, 1 (nil ill i '■ »14 *• I S. M an I ■ , opo.-tll.s U:.k Chrrk* **n Irnnki Iora11 4 vuUid* t»I city or town e**b Itm fl , , — K«1rmpti*m Fund with U. H. Tnwxurrf and Uua ff«m lj. S. Treaturrr 152,291.0) 203.613.31 2.100.00 s.ooo.so 2,018.00 I1.2SO.OO 4MB7.M 78,811.20 3,083.77 3,8H9.SU 3BI.M IIT.SU I. I A H I I. I T 1 K S 3S.OOO.OO Capital Stork fald In 3S.O0*),00 Surplu, fund S.000.00 UnoleMe l j ’roflta 1.500.00 Am oum iiPtriTiti i " » r ' A c -rued1 — ... — ■ • — Amount lleiervetl iur for Taae, 3.500 00 Amount |le,ee»etl for all Internet Arerue<l ------------8.760.00 Circulating Nn'.aa tiutatandlng_ . . —— .. . . ......— 2.06 5.8 J Net amount, due to Nallmal Hank, 125 31 CerMrtel Cherk, outitandinf . . . . . — -------39,652.8: CaihUr'a Ch-<k, on o » n hank O ild a v lin g . - . —— — ■ -11,811.70 I final of Item, itnnt 30, o'l, 3t. it* *»* »»i*« 31 »» - • - ■ • Total .’Id and 372.515 81 Indieidual JUpntll, Subject to Ch*fk . . .. . — ---- • • t 21.010 SU Certificate, ol d ep nll due In t - n t h ,n 3 I day, (o h e lhan f irm > iey hnrruwe I State, County or other M inldptl liepoilt, Se-urel liy I’lelge of A „ r t » of . 82,870.90 thta llmli . . 2,830.00 I l l , Mend, unpaid . --- - . . , • Ttdal of Demand I Iron ill, (other than hank drpoelt,) Subject to lle'erva, ll.27< Item, 3 1 ,33*38,37, ih an l 3 9 ----- ----------- -------------------- --— ........ - 3,371.79 1'iMtal Saving, I •, p i o t , .. ---- -351.280.90 Other Time l l e p o l t , ---- ,. ! JU 1.661.69 Total <f Time |up o l u Suhiect to llmeree, 1lam. Id, It, 4J and II 172.530.0,1 VVar loan ||, (eelt a re, runt I (11,000.00 Hid, |i*> alilr' *llh f e I ral It terve Hank 11.231.988 66 111 112 I Id 111 I IS ID. ST ATE OP fl.'I H IIIA . COUNTV or SEMIN* 1 I . K : * ! , . I. II. f . WIIITN’ f It. Caihler of the ahovi- nami I l.atik. d o !olemnly , « » r that the aho*a alalemrnt I, true to the he it of my knnwle Ige and hellaf. II. J. W HITNl.lt. I a,hler Suherritje'l and efcorn to hrlore me Ullf C oflW l— ,,,,, tlih day nt Jan. M2U. J . J. MI1W li. Ktvlyn tltfatf* K o u r y 0 ^ o* ITt k) lirr t#* .****om '** ^ •' Director, 117 IM I l» iso 151 151 1 166 1 17 NOTICE !%<l I Vi S T A T E t * f I I . ( 1III DA C O U N T Y O f SE M IN O I.E I. i:. fergueun llouihidilrr. Cou nty Judge In ami f. r the Cou,it> of S'mlni.le do hereby ertif/ the f<dlialng la a true and enrfr-t 11«t Hat of the l l e r n u , i»ue<| In the ,ald t ,.unt> "f rertif/ emlnolr tlr»l day of ........... D. IBM to the .tilth da> , f September, A. D. Seminole from the tint BIS. troth date, fnrlu,|«r a , ! h o » n hy the atuha on hie in my ofllee. l i t KNSES c o n m i : n : t i i Name Dale 0 . f . May Sept IBM Sanlord Cyrle Co Sept IBM Sept IBI 8 A. f . 11,11 S e ’.dnolr All,tract C o Sept IBM Caldwell Irwin C Inr Ort IBM I n W, C a ld w o l Ort IBM liulf It, lining Co Ort IBM fluff Itelining Co Orl IBM ttilln Sale, Corporation Oct IBM Aulo Saie, f *orpnralion Ort IBM cl. W. Crlm lif t IBM Joe Daniel, Ort IBM Judge J. J. Dirkin, >n Ort IBM E. ft*. S llli , Ort IBM Th e T e a a , C o Orl IBM The T e , a , Co Ort IBM A, E. SJoldom Ort IBIS T W. Mfilalti, Ort IBM Ort IBM Wondrufl -t U al,,-n fra nk I.. Woodruff Orl IBM fra n k E. Woodruff Ort IBM fra nk I.. Woodruff Ort IBM $ l I M l I N I t s i ; m i : m 111:11 1«». 1011 I Irr u |»4llufi Hi il«* 3.00 llttail M#rrhan! It«'1«il M # rriiiifit 1. .10 :».ou It* t«il Nlerrhant Jo.Oil II* (ail Mt rcljant i.r»o It* tail Mf frhanl .1.00 It* (ail M iffh cin l 23.00 U hull «utl»• U -alf r» in nil* IU.00 VVI7»jI**.3! * |R« air t« hi fia* 111rir h •11*Hi n "Xfar hi tl #* 3*00 I hii' V« nitine M a c Miit j r,ivtlli r« jfiti t'c* 1.00 llttail Mt-rrhant |«,00 l.aw>i r •1.00 Ih* 1411 ,\t * f r h a fst 21.00 \Vh'rhialr* l l p i l r f i In nil* lo co Whol**aal«* h r i l f i i in tia* 4.0 0 Itttail Mtrrhanl 7 4.00 I'nnll linoIOi I laM** 10 \n li*"tail Mt'ielkanla \Vinrln‘«1«*r Fin* Ini f*»» Fall* Fir** In* t*u National Firr In* I'n *»f i*arl« Franrr North Hriti.il A Mrr# Fir** Ff4nk L Wiwiilruff In* t*n nl Fug himliin I-u irith f Fin* Frank IIn*. ml ling. \Vh»»11-•aIit 11r aIr r a 111 I *a* Mandiinl ( nl a O Hi and anl Oil t'anlrn A L«**inanl Aug V* fnnn Carrlr i*ra> Mrrrhant A Sah • A virt (*«» J. W. William* 1‘ rnjd* * Hank T h r Ihi.rfimart t?o Mill l.umlirr Co IJ, A* (lalrrn \V. A* IInnrh J. W. 11.11 II. I. Mall J, II, Hu***-) Virginia t'andlna I ’ hrmlral Co |#«,Wt*IW Hurt hrM W, J Lam (tin W# J. La a 1tin Rft IUII Tr|. A Tr l C o lg oU A Igou I . D. l‘ e »r,on J. M. W . l l . C. f . Hale, A. II. fu lle r Dr. A . j ; . I’ hlllp, Dr. |„ it, ilrown S i:. Howl f . E. Eteri) II. Mrl-aulln Tim Keane E. E. Turner D. |„ Thrather E. D Kent MrCrory Slore , Cor Mr,. J II. Allen J. It Cowan tiro. W. It*, d Chert, Cola llotlllng K im A r , , A M a r .hall llill Hardware Co Sanlord f lo u r A f « e d C om pany I "ate! Crate 4 o Sanford llattery Herlvre C om pany Jam, , A. Johnton A. W. Smith Wind 1 ash* I Irali f* In Oli« Ih 1 ad M trrhanl Itatlxr Shi»p ,* Chair* 25.00 10.00 4.00 2 .0 0 10.00 liarag .unrh Htanii Hank Whole,ale Merchant, ,uroher Dialer, Itetall Merehant I m l u , Irian l.ife A Health In.uranre C o Itetall Mrrrhant llarher Shop I Chair H,tall Merchant 10 oo It.-tail M.-rrhwnl, Iti-tall Mrrrhant liaragr Itrtail Mrrrhant S ou lh .ru I,Ur and H.alth In,. Co. ItralE.tat* Agt. Itrtail Mirrhwnt Itrtail Mrrrhant 'rnln,ulat Daaualty Co. It. I alt Mtrrhanl Itlryrtr H< pair Shop Itrlalt Mrrrhant for our display ol new goods II *| 1.50 5.00 2 .2 % 1.50 12.50 5.00 * 2.50 2.50 1.50 5.0 0 1. 50 12.50 5.00 1.50 47 .50 - ! 2*50 2.50 2.50 2.50 Itrciurani F ir tllin r Factory Itrtail Mrrrhant* Nor. Union Fir** In* Co (Nil. I ir«» Undentilt rfa T* I**i»ho»if* Co l.lvrry HtahU* Itrtail Mrrrhant Itrtail Mrrrhant liarl<rr Hhr»|» I Chair It* tall Mrrrhant I ’ ruggUt Ui ntiat Ilarhrr IHiop liar her Shop 2 C fialr* Itrtail Mrrrhant Haggagr Wagon A Itrtail Mrrrhant Itrtail Mrrrhant ih l i d Mrrrhant Itrtail Mrrrhant It* tail Mrrrhant Itrtail Merchant Haggagr W agon A Mottling Works It* lall Mi rrhant It* tail Mrrrhant Itrtail Mrrrhant* Counly ESI) 5.00 15.00 1*50 15.00 4.00 4.50 1.00 ;i oo 25.110 B.U0 55.50 I 5.00 3.00 4.50 1.00 4.50 .1,00 10.00 3.00 2.00 A.00 5.00 0 .0 0 7.50 4.00 7.50 4.50 4.00 5.00 10 .0 0 4.00 4 00 9.00 # .S3 ISO 10. till •l.oo 10.00 1.30 3.0(1 3.00 2.30 3.00 i r,o thi Ifi2 Fil 151 I d* 17 IM *C0 170 171 I 72 174 171 175 *7»; 177 I *r 170 I no I*1 I A2 181 I 11 04% I Ali 1*9 inn In'* 190 I tit 192 191 m 2.50 1**5 5.00 i 12.50 it*: 1.50 191 1.00 199 fi.UO 200 201 5.00 202 2.50 7.50 203 .75 7.50 201 I 50 20% 200 2.50 207 2 25 201 .50 1.50 208 21 u 12.50 1.50 2.50 2.50 27.75 7.50 1. 50 2.25 .50 2.25 t . 50 ft.00 1.50 LOO 4.00 2.50 .4.00 4.75 1.50 1.75 2.25 1.5(1 2.50 5 00 1.50 1.50 t 50 S»!R im . I Hi H IBM . I9M IBM IBM IBM IBM ISM IBM MM IBM IBM Oct Ort Ort Ort Ort Ort Orl Ort Ort Oct tlct Oct Ort Ort Oct IBM IVM IBM IBM IBM IBM IBM IBM IBM IBM IBM IBM . IBM IBM ISIS 2I I 212 313 21 t 215 21 fi 217 21* 219 22U ■r 1 «****» 221 221 225 226 221 ■YOlj 230 231 2J2 2.13 2 2.3 234 2 23 235 6.(10 25rt I SO 2a7 2.50 2.11 *.00 2 23 2.19 I .30 210 2.60 2 41 ElO ■1|"f t .25 2 43 1.50 211 2 4*. 2 46 217 24 , 219 iso 251 262 253 251 2 %% 2.%fi 2 £7 2,M 2%9 200 2111 262 263 261 265 2f'fl 207 20 i 209 270 271 i *“ J 2JS 271 27 5 276 277 278 279 2S0 281 282 283 281 285 210 28 8 289 Thad Daya _Cbai * " J. T A lift! . .......... ........ 1 liroe. . C . K. Merchant* Henry Slmmona Hrlirnatcn Jut. __________ L. M. IDhbindrr W. Halt Hama 0 . C. Itryant tl. W. Spencer (J, W. Spenrer John Turner Wileon & T o o m » r f * r . ('• Harry Wray 1 . M. Mention 8. J. H i r e r , M l . E f fie M rl.u ra . Or. II. O. Strickland H o ,a Clark Or. J. C. OaVia J. E. f a r e IVrat Side Ca«h Store fra n k ellruwn 8.00 9.0 0 3.0 0 3.0 0 3.0 0 3.0 0 3.0 0 .1 o*? 1 .0 0 4.60 2.6 0 4.5 0 1.60 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 I.IB 1.50 2 .2 5 Ketail Itarbrr 3 ,0 0 2 .0 0 2 5 .0 0 1.50 1.00 12.50 Itetall Merchant it. It. Eating ilouee Dealer In frulta A Veg. I.l*i ry Stable 11,, ail ill M Merchant Itetall Mrrrhant Itrtail Mrrrhant Itetall Merchant Itetall Merchant Orntlat Itetall M trrhan l Optlrlan , . It, tail Mrrrhant itrtail Merchant l.unrh Stand 3. no i.uw 3.0 0 5.00 .3.00 3 .0 0 3 .0 0 3.0(1 3.00 10.00 3.0 0 IU.OO 10.50 4.50 5.0 0 1 so 2 .5 o 1.60 2.5 0 1.50 1.60 1.50 1,50 1.50 t .o o 1.50 5.00 5.25 2 .2 5 2.5 0 6.0 0 7.5 0 3.00 3.7 6 5.00 1.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.5 0 Lunch IUMII . It.tell Detail Detail Itetall Itatall Itrtail It,tall Itatall liraler It,tail Room — .. l l r r r h « n t » . . . ------ ... Merchant k lrrrh a n t . —____— _ M erch a nt------>............. Merchant! Merchant _ . . . ..... Merchant In Frulta h Veg. Merchant . Itrtail Mrrrhant ll.tall Mrrrhant New Vc>r_ l.ife Ina. C o. Ilrlall Merchant Citigena Ina. C o. of Mo. fireman f u n d Ina. Co. Amer. Alliance Ina. C o . Ph ocnli Ina. Co. . Itoyal loturanra C o . of. of Liverpool . Ort IBIS . W. J. T h i g p e n ................... Scottiah Union A Nat Eiindon Aaaur. Co. ol Eng Ort IBM 3V, J. Thigpen Itetall Merchant Ort IBM I.. J. fo u n ta in . . llaggag* Wagon & Dray . : I. oulia Holier . . Oct IBM Itetall Merchant Ort IBM O m n i a Cyprraa Co Itrtail Merchant Ort IBM Amer. Agrl. Chern. Co. Euutahte l.lfa A , , h Sue. . . D. I.. Thra .her Oct IBM Itetall Druggivta E. K. Philip, IL Co Oct IBM Ort IBM J. A. Ilarrold . . itrtail Merchant Oet IBM Itrtail Merchant J. A. Ilarrold Harbor Sh op 1 Chair* , Sip Tracy O ct IBM Oct IBI8„ . Itetall Merchan J. D. H a r t .......................... Itrtail Mrrcha I Hi*era Hr a. . . Oet IBM Ort IBM It tall Merchant Mr,. A. Simon „ . l . o g a n Mercantile Co. . . Ketail Merchant* Ort 1913 Dralrr In friut a A Veg. Oct IBM H u , aril ti P o u nd . . D atrr In f r u i t , A Veg. Ort IBM John Hui.ell Mia. Orare William, Oct IBM Itetall Merchant Heal E,tate Agent Ort IBM M. f . Huhinton Ort I M Itetall Merehant J. VV. tlicken* Itetall Merchant O-t IBM J. M . Sluman ll'ta il Merchant Orl IBM Plynt liroa. Ort 1918 P I It •>m 2 Table . Wm. Hotter Ort IBM ID tad Merchant John Adam, Oct I >18 Undertaker and E. P. Hunt E m li, met Dct IBM lt-ta.l Merrhant N Waihlngton It.tail .Mef.-hant Ort IBM J. VV. Nl«.>n Utanlic (m il In,. Cu, Ort IBM St. J. A. William, Chine,e l j u n d r y Or! IBM l^io Jark Oct IBM (ir n e t a Cocoa Cota II .tiling W o rk, llotlllng Co. Ort IBM Sanford Cocoa Cola H .tiling Work* ~.~ llotlllng V o. it, tad Merchant Eil llaVr, Oct IBM Ort IBM A. II. Smith Itetall Mrrehaut Orl IBIS J E. Snyd .r Hi*tad Mate h a m Mr*. E. It. Mitchell Retail Merchant Ort IBM Lunch Counter Eoulai llcphencan Orl IBM I" ■ ttoom ■i II. (irainting It*1tail M ir chant Mia. J. S. Mourn tie, IBM It* tad Mrrrhant Henry Eandoo Ort IBM D. D. Daniel, It Mad Ms reliant Ort IBM Lunch Counter Ella T e n , on (let IBM U n d - ft nfcrri a L a Ort IBM M . C . M uaaley A Co. lu lm ri F»ct lfiIn M. C. \l*»«rtry C ion 4lutua, In*. Co. Oct 0 9 in San lor *4 Furnlturr t Ur tad Merchant ticl I lift Crown I*gp9f Co. It1t o l Merchant Ort 1019 Sanitary Market lie tall .Mrrrhant Ort I:«l n I. i llouahold rr Lawyer Ort 191 ft Jam** |*oti* It, tail Mt rrnanl Ort 1018 Oarnrr roduro Co. I » aler In Fr lit * A Vag. N ov. 1918 Mallrli A Hun Itrtail M * rrhant Mr*. J. MalVrn U- (ail 5 !r rrhant N ov. 101 a .Nov |0|8 W. F. h* ali r in Ff* *h Mrata Nov. I 1118 Or. J N. T**lar FiijjBiiian Nov, 101 a (*4i I'U nl s out lit lit Ulfllilta Co... ftetall M rirghant Huut h* rn Ut llilfi-af *o. Nov. 191 n W atrr W rk*, S'ujth* rn Utlhl li'9 Co. No*. I’i lA Hunt hr rn If till! Ira Co. I ,, ririr Light Fla hi No v. I !»I H Houlhrrn Ltililiia Co. Ie* I'Jjnt Nov 11*I 8 C. J. Mar*hall Fhy*irjan No v 19 1A O vi»do I'harmary .Nov 191 A It* tall Merchant .ir|ru|i*dttan l.ife* In*. Co. J L. Itohrrta Nov 11*1 A Claud*" Jour* Itrtail Merchant N uY 19 1A It* tad .Merchant Nov 1918 I. J itakir T. <** Mdlrr A. Son lt< t id M e *rhaul Nov 1918 I“, J. Mill* r A Hun l ndi rtakvr* ,5 KmNov 191 a lialmrrt Ik* i Id rat.> h> ah r in Fruit* A Veg* Nov |9| A tUl* n III*1,. H> tad Merchant Nov 19IA II. It. McCall lUtall Merchant Nov 191 A F n} « iri« n l»r. J. T . I Union No v 191 A lit tad Mrrrhant If L («ll>6*in No v C l i Itetall Merchant lUraM I'rinting C>*. Nov I 9 I A F, J. Ifo«ton A Co It i . Mi rrhant Nov j . M. Dr* *n* r It* iad -I r reliant Nov Itetad Merchant J. M, lirHiipr Nov I 91 A Uetiid Mi rrha t Nov 191 A ColonUt Hp*r|«iliiy Co I*. J. Wolcott Itrtad Merchant Nov C I A Thoa, Lmmrtt Wilaon Lawyer I 91 A Nov lit rrola Fruit A .Nov 1919 Prntlurv C**i. Itetad M*rrhant tail M* rrhant w fit o f f r Nov I 91 A 11. C. iJilllotr iff. E«la!< Agent Nov I 9 |A AmrnraU |nt ('tl II C, UiiHo*r Ntiv IBIS,. t ■> Jfilrlil)' Pnurnlx I . II. C I Hi lluie Nov IBIS I lu Hole tjurrn In, t'n II C. IBIS Nov Northern In,. C o 11. C |lu Itoie N iiv IBI 8 II. W. Herndon Artna f i r e In,. Co. No* IBIS It. W. Ihrniton f i r e Aaaorlullon .Nov IBIS fid elity A Carnality It. VV. II* rriifon Nov IBIS Ir.a. Co. uf N. V. f i l l . 1)1) A Drputlt Co,. H W. H.rndun Nov IBIS ■if Mar.la m l , (irrat A mrr. In,. Co „t l. W. It.rndon Nov IBIS Harll.tr.l hire lo t . Cu It, VV, ll . / m l o n Nov IBIS Home Ina. t’ o. »»f N. V. It VV. I t . mu on Nov IBIS E. A E A li. Ina. Co II. VV. H.rndun Nov IBIS Ina. Company u| North Amer. Nov IBIS II VV. Hirndon Orient In*. Co. II VV. Il.rndon No, I BIS I'hocnla Inauranre Co 'll. W. H.rndun Nn* 1313 nl l.oml.m Penn. Ina t!o. li. Vv. Il.rndon Nov I 3 |n Pro*b|.*nri- Wa*h. In*. Co li. VV. Ilrrntlun Nov 1318 S|>riug6rl 1 fir.- A Marine In*. Co. II. VV. lb tti.ort No* 1318 Sun Inturanre Co. IE W. Il.rndon No* IBI8 Weatern Ina. C » . of ll. VV. Hrrndon Nn* IMIS T oronto Itetall Mrrrhant E. P. MrCulter Nuv IBIS llarher Shop 2 Chair, A. A Gramling Nn* IBIS l.unrh Counter P. E. Ea.rrly *N'ov IBI 8 Itetall Merchant M D. Galchrl Nn* IBIS Photographer Mi«, Clara Philip. Nov IBIS Afro. A mrr. Ih.il, Co,. E—Je Martin Dec. IBIS Lawyer Krhrltr Matin'* j»rr IBIS Itrtail Mrrrhant The Duality Shup HfC IBIS Itrtail Mrrrhant P. VV. Wllmutt Dee |B|a C a ra fe Semin.de Co. (iarag,1Hr IBIS Itrtail D ro g g u l L, ll. Mobley ... lire IBIS Itetall Mrrrhant ( ‘ hat. L. W»*t Dec 1911 Heal Eat ate Agent IBIS *V. 1*. Uonurlly llrr Con tinental hire In,. A. P. Connelly. I h r IBIS Co. of N. V National Etlirrty t ire A. P. Connelly Her IBIS In*. Co A* P* f ’ onnrly N 1Hr IBIS Norwich t nion Jin- Ina IBIs 1*. Contitll> Krr Co. A. I*. Connelly ... .. .. -. If. S. f id e lit y A 1Hr IBIS Guarantee Co Aetna f i r e In,. Co. A, F. Uonnrlly 1I f f IBIS New lla n o vrr Plrr In*. A. P. Connelly IHr IBIS C o m p irty Ya f ir . Marine In , A. F. (aonnrtly 1Hr IBIS C om pany If. S. f i r , In*. Co V. P. Connelly 1Hr IBIS ParlQr Mutual l.lle In*. F. ( ‘ •innrlly 1Hr IBIS C om pany Hank It a tik of K\I<hI o I Hr IBIs Hotel Lincoln ituui# JHr IBIS Photocrap >er II. W J.ihnton 1let 1911 D ra b r in fru it * A Veg, IBIS F. ft. Frank 1it r Itetall Merehant S. Ib-niamln I Hr IBIS Itarbrr Shot, S C h a i n . 1hoi £« < .% Mr M ti Urn I Hr 1916 It.-tail Mrrrhant Z. J. J . fry 1Hr IBIS Phyairian li E. Sarg.-anl 1h e IBIS Itetall Merchant Kent \ uicanuing U k«. n « r 1918 C on tra rtlcP lu m b ri, Ma honry Walkrf ( ’ ,» . Dec IBIS Dealer i t fruit * A V’ rg. M. f lei. her live IBIS Turprnttn Still ( 1v i r*t frrt T u fp . t'lj. Dec 1 >|S Contractor* Flirt* A Uollrf Dee IBIS Lawyer 1I f f IBIS \. K« I*ii»rr» Garage |i. a K, Motor ("ft D . r tBtS Hank > vmlnolc Cuuntv Hank 1H r IBIS Hill I’ M i in 2 1(ark« r F«vt»*r Ait*, t'u i it r 19 IN Vetrrlnar) Surg.-on Kr, A llftlan 1Hr IBIS Elrrtrieal t’ ontrarlor E I'. Ilnw man I Hr IBIS Itetall St effhant Fairu Leaf liraum I *. 1•» r IBIs Saw MU! 1h r IBIs J. 1 Philip. \ Co Itrlalt Mi ham (I Hull'll' Ft birr t Hr IBIS Until l Hrr'hant Prrnald Hardware Co 1He tu is C.xtlrartlxg Plttm1- r. D»c 191 H r* hmiIiiI if .if*N i f « <*«• I Hr IBIS llr. S. Pulr.lnn It, ta.l M. hanla ltv*lUt.L ( im erry ( ». 1In IBIS llaggag.' Wagon A Dra) Henry J. Il.-raon 1>1 c IBIS It t.n V I 1I Vofti'll Sprrr t’ ii I *4C IBIS Itrtail it* r haul Krr IBIS A. J. (*oul(«r ph y e M a o Kr. J. N\ Itubroo Krr (918 Sanfor liulldina A D»c IBIS Uultdtnc E .an Aaaoe... Loan A»»*»ciaili»*i Pyhalcliii D r f IBIS |)r. J. t\ N i l m Draler In' I r c h vl, Krr IBIS T h r o Aulln tlellaner l. fe I n ,. Co. tiro. D. Hart lire IBIS Ilakery IHr K i l l J 1 Miller Hotel II. ll. Tarkarh Dec iUiN I’ hyalrJaci IHr jBIS Dr. I). C. Ward Marble Vafd MtlvU Marble t’ u. ♦ Krr IBIS Itetall M » r.h a n t Dec 1911 Hotel Dec IBIS Geo. E. H ale, ti Son E<|uitable. '.Ife A a ,ur­ IE It. D ra, . IHr IBIS in e * Com pany Phyalralu Dr. Tho,. G. Simmon* Dec IBIS Saw Mill . . Dec IBIs Chuluota Mfg. Co Dealer In f r u i t , A Veg. . W E. Bcogga Dec IBIS Itetall Merchant Dec IBIS Annie T h o m a i Itetall M r r ’ h in t J. E. Spurting Dec IBIS Optnmrt -tat Dr. O S Vaughn IHr I l l s Itetall M errlan t Dec IBIS Mr* Mary Schaal Crate Mill Dec l ! ! S Itetall Me*eh»nt E. II. Waiman De IBIS ..W illi* D l c k a o n . . . . _____ __ llaggag* Wagon 1 D ra y .. Dec 1918 on Orl Od Orl Ort Oct Oct Ort Oct 11.281,91AM Total ^ 1174,693.2* 67.42 Oct Ort Ort Oct Ort Ort Ort Ort Ort Oct Ort Oct Ort Ort IBM IBM IBM IBM MM IBIS IBM . 1318 IBM II. II. Croatier Sanford Sh oe A Clo. Co J. M. Neely Mrs. J. It. Oardner W. J. Thigpen W. J. Thigpen W. J. Thigpen W. J. Thigpen , . -W. J. Thigpen 3.0 0 2.60 2.50 2.50 1.50 2.50 1.50 4.60 2.30 3.75 1.5C 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.5(1 ESC 2.50 7.50 1 .56 1.5(1 5.00 3.7 5 1.50 ESI) 25 .0J 1.50 3 .0 0 &.00 3.0(1 9.00 7.50 3.0 0 3.0 0 3.0 0 3 .0 0 3.0 0 3.0 0 4.50 15.00 3.0 0 3 .0 0 10.00 7 .3 0 3.0 0 11.00 60 .00 3 00 1(1.00 7.50 1.56 1.50 2 .5 u 5.00 10.00 6.0 0 |0.00 3.0 0 3 .0 0 b .o o 3 .0 0 £.00 Ml .mu* 3 .0 0 3.0(1 ei.HO £.0 0 5 .0 0 ESO 1,50 .1,00 1.50 2 5J 16.00 3.0 0 3 .(JO 2 1.59 i vu 1,60 2 .5 0 3 .0 0 3 .0 9 l..%0 12.50 2 .5 0 2 .2 5 4,50 1.50 5.00 1.50 1 50 1.50 1 50 2 .5 0 5.0 9 12.69 1.8 4 12-60 2 0 .0 0 .17.50 5.00 1 50 2 .5 0 1.50 ! 69 3.7 5 2%.00 3.00 3.0 0 4.56 10 00 LUO 3.U0 3 .0 0 ,1 mi J.00 3.00 3.06 10.00 12.50 1.50 1.50 ■•_*»*, 5.0(1 1.54 1.59 1.60 1.50 1.50 1.5u 1.50 5.00 .1.00 3.0 0 10 OU 1.50 1.6(1 f* no 2 . (J 2 .5 0 2.50 2.5 0 2 50 2.50 2 5 .0 0 4,53 9*00 3 .0 0 ] 0.0 0 3 .0 0 3.0 0 3 .0 0 3.0 0 5.1(0 10.00 28.0(1 3 .0 0 25 (SI 10.00 7 5.BU 10.00 3.0 0 2.5 0 2.50 2.5 0 2 .5 0 2 50 2 .5 0 2.5 0 2.69 2.6 0 2. So 2.6 0 2.50 2 .7,0 7.50 2.0(1 5.00 6.0 0 5 .0 0 10.00 3.0 0 3.06 10,00 3.0 0 4.50 10.00 * 2.50 3.7 5 1.00 2.5 0 3 .0 0 2 .5 0 2 .5 0 5.0 0 1.60 1. 50 5.00 1.50 2.2% 5 .0 0 .Com mercial Union Fire.. Inauranee C o . ......... . Itatall M e r c h a n t .............. 3. On J. hi. Saucer ---------Dee 1918 Itetall M rrr hant . ............... .. 3.un Mbtstlwhlto A Seller*. Dee IBIS 35.00 Tu rpen ti ne Still _____ _—.. Muaarlwhite A Seller, . Dec IBIS 1 0 .0 0 Saw Mill .............. - . . M. D llarher Dee IBIS Druggtet .. ........... . 4 .50 W. (E Aldridge D ec 1918 Steam Laundry 10.00 A. it. M e re h a ll--------- . Dee IBIS. . llaggag'- Wagon A Dray . 8.00 ialah Dlckton D e c 1918 Druiglat 9.00 (lower A Koumtllatl D ec IBIS 10.00 Dentlat .Dr. K. M. Sfaaon Dec 1018. . Livery S ta ble . 15.00 E. E. llrady .......... D e c IBIS 10.00 S. O. Hhlnholier, . ____ .Contractor Dee IBIS 15.011 Hotel S. J. Carnra . . Dec IBIS Lunch Count er 5*00 VV. M. frier,on Dec IBIS Merchant A Tailor 10.00 D. C. I t r o c k ........ J all 1919 . 6.00 Itetall Mrrrhant Jan IBIS . A. Kanner Lunch Counter 5.00 I'trry Miller . .Jan IBI b Sanfo ■] Tr uck Grower* J an I B I > Dralrr* In Vegetable*. 3.00 Inr. Itetall Merchant 4.50 A. D- Kanner Itetall Mrrrhant 3.00 E. Allen Seed Co l Kralurant 10.00 J am *, Dandrrlakv 10.00 Garage C. f . McCulloy .. He tail Merchant 3.00 E. Zlnnerman Itetall Merrhknt 3.00 J. t . Itoberl, 12.00 Wholeaalc Merchant* Wight Grocery Co Sanlurd Machine A Garage ______ Garage Co. 10.00 Dentlat 10.00 Jan I BIB W. C. Nixon Itrtail Merchant 3.00 Mr*. Jeala AVenlraub . Jan BIB Altamonte Electric Co. Electric Eight Work*. 10.00 Jan 1313 Cou nty Engine# 10.00 Jan 1313 fe e d T . William Dealer In f r u it * A Veg. 3.00 It. It. E dridge Jan 1313 Itetall Mrrrhant . . 3.00 Jan 131b J. f . Sloan Dralrr In f>uit* A Veg. J. Weia* . Jan 1919 3.00 Itetall M e r c h a n t - ____ _ J. Cohen _____ . Jan IBIS 3.00 -D e ale r In Pith A Meat* D. li. Ilrown 5.00 Jan IBIS P m n Mutual Life In* C o . .. M. IE Maa.ey Jan IB 3 Albert VVilllama itrtail Merchant . 3.00 Jan IBIS Itetall Mrrrhant . 3.00 M. 9. Averell* Jan IBIS Itetall Merchant r .Vlradc linker 3.00 Jan IBIS Electrical C o n tra cto r A, W. IE Tr ra dw ,? Jan IBIS Dralrr .... , 5.00 l.unrh Counter . . . ......... Sam Clarke 5.00 Jan IBIS Itrtail Merchant W. W. Dfrelur Peb IBIS 3.00 Pool Itoom I Table 8 . VV. Hirria Feb IB IB 25.00 Poul Itoom 2 Tahir* Feb IBI 3 . Arnet Ilia r 50.09 Either E. Green Itrtail Merchant . . - __fell IBIS 3.00 Monrue Elpe Itetad Mrrrhant ’ f r b 1313 3.00 Wight l i r e Co. hrh I3IB Itrtail Merchant 3.00 D. P. Hrrndon Moving Picture Show Peb 1313 10.OJ Peb I BIB o .P Hern-inn to.no Moving Picture Show f e b 1313 J E. Srrugg, Itrtail Mrrrhant 3.00 Pet, IBIS VV. M. Kelly llarher Shop 1 Chair 1.03 E. ll. Shaw f e ll I BIB Itetall Merchant 3.00 Klcn Area Dealer In frrah Meat* f r b 1319 5.00 Mr,. Venable and Mr,. f e b IBIS 1full I Hogan HI. oo George Monte liraler In 1“ rt‘ f *» Meat* 5.00 JJi*alrf In Fr« «n M* »tj 5.0 tl Allen All man L i ^t-ry A" 1 >1 Sialdr Sam Y< ung 7.5 0 Cu m olid a tu i C. I , Cut l>rri*r in V r g i U b l M 3.11*1 Ktwr.l Salih It, (ad M* rrhant 3.00 I li ul, r Li V * g f U l i I n D. Angehdl 3,0(1 II. M. II. at In It (all Mrrcnant 4.(JO l»,nti*t ^ II. IE McCaatln 10.00 Ha^Kaif, W u u » A I>ra> Arthur Hiblnaun. 5 00 E re a fo * <‘ <»ntr*rtinc rlumlx-ra . 5.00 City t i n age ( i-iirac* 10.00 Da:i Calhoun (U tail Merchant 3.00 . J. K. Vaughan . Hairiracr Wafe,»n A Kray 1*00 . Laura Slev. n« ,n i*, nch t!oun •t 5.00 It* tall M rfrfim t Cha, K llrinann 1.00 Mr*. 1 her*, a hurh l*« ta.l .Mtrctiafd 3.00 C. VV. ( (fee l.aunrli f«*r lllrr 2 50 J T. A C O. Mitchell lit ta 1 Mrrrhant 1.50 P P o _ tti* * * .1 Vi'g, - .Oo L- lultlif In 5.uu Muvirlwriile A Itiown T u rp e n tin e Still 55 00 Mar IBIS Muaaelwhilr A Ilrown Cm Detail Merchant* ** v* » Pool Hoorn 1 4 aide Atu m - ir n 1i»,au . • ■ . Apr l i o . ... .... ..ro .c ie y A V o llrla I Mrrrhant . 1.50 Apr IBIS G. A. Hryent Itrtail Merchant 1.50 Apr IB IB Helail Merchant Saul tlrhbln, 1.50 75 G, f Al.rlt Apr IB IB Itetall Merchant ESO 73 Ap- 1919 Lunch Cnjintcr E. K r w tun 3.60 I 2. Apr IB1U It uf u. Shepherd Itarbrr Shop I Chair 50 Apr 191B All.n Urn,. Garage 10.00 5 Oil Apr 1919 E. P. Hagan Itetall Mi rrhant 3 .on 1.50 Apr 1913 E. p. Hagan WTurp.-ntlne Stlfl 20.1)0 10 I Apr 1919 Jam.-, Cain It. tail Mrrrhant 1.60 •7j Apr 1913 A. E. D bldn , lie alt Merrl ant 1.50 .75 ,A pr 19 19 J. VV, Oitern Heal E.tate Agent 5.00 2.70 Apr 1919 Dave D'flryan t Itetall Merchant . 3.00 1.50 Apr 191b Lewie T* Wit,on itetall Merchant 1.311 May IBD, V. S c h m i l l i ItHall Mrrrhant 1,5(1 May 1919 Hattie it Hryunt Iteiuil M e ch ant. 1.30 7i ..ley IBI9 .Jonn Muaa.n Swimming Pool 5.00 .70 May IB19 Dr. S 11. Irirker, »n I'h).M a n 5.0 0 .70 May 1919 Mr. I i > ; I. Lord lt-t a I Merchant til May 1919 VV. J. Thlgp. n Mutual I. fo 1 .-. C i . of New York 2. VI May U l John lu-o-ia dy­ Lawyer • 5.(1 » 2 0 May I I'.* er kina A Unit l l - r , 4 AE rrhant l.dO .2a Ala I BIB M i l ll A Hall Itetall M err tin n , 1..10 71 May l ’<IB M r C i l l A Ha l Heiail Merchant 1.70 75 May 1919 W. N. Na»h He*, il Merchant I oU 75 May 19 IB D. I, Sim mon, Hetal VI-rrhant I.MJ May 13 1B Henry Ja k> .h Itrtail Mrrrhant 1. W .73 I May ItMJ . vVIght l i r e C.i . Agt» lor V-at un abil -, 5.0(1 2 50 May 1319 Ike Murray Hreturanl 2 . %0 1.20 C. p. C i May I BIB Itetall Merrhatit 1.5(1 14 May IBIB II. I’ . WaDr« It* tall Merchant 3.UU l.5o JU»" IBIB 4. \V. ! ! zrr:ilitail *Mmii4M 1.5 i 75 J une IBIB 1,l*i.li* Cf'h'inan ...... li ft all M 1‘ ftli m l 1.59 7% June IBIB . Fti-Mun ( ’ 1am«"r* lt« tall \h rcb a it 1.511 75 June IBIB K. I«. W Hun lliirtier Hhoj* i Chair 1.50 25 June ,J|B . Ihpoudr itno T n n t f p F in if** Hi >« 5.0(1 2. V0 Junr I JIB (a w Vi Itblft Contractor 5.09 2 Ml June 1 ‘ 1 • Fred T. L’ ltlr Jr lletiti Merchant 1.59 «5 IBIB July farrlft T t ‘ '»oni*r Hoardirif II >u«< 2.59 1 IS July IBIB Th rrin W^turn Uaraj!** 2.:a 5.00 July n il IL K. ( ’ avwell 1»rntl*t 5.01 2.50 July 1 >1 • lr * in Tit *In4am Ketail Mrrrhant 1.50 75 July E'lB F» 1*. Ill nr* ( Heart ,1 \ 'e lilm l ** a ranter C j f p Line LSI I 03 July IBIB CbarHi Llr rtflc Co,. Contractur* A fHalera In Lh rrliral Sy;ipliM 5.00 2.50 4 10 J ialy IBIB W. 11 llugrM HHycH ll-»p*l I n / S h o p 2.59 1.25 111 July IBIB Hemlnnli* lij r iu r Shnii Karin r hop 5.00 2.50 112 July IBIB 1! II. MrFarlin Karlier .Shop ! Chair 1.09 50 i l l July IBIB Stw lnn lf lintel llo e| 5.00 2.50 II I July IBIB J. F. .Spuflinu Heal E.tate Ag-ni . . 5. >0 2.5J 415 July IBI J A* K Shot*maker Itetall Merchant 1.66 .1.09 t i n Aug D I B . mlr.nil* Market Dealer In P r c h M e a l , 2.51 1.25 107 Aug IBIB* llryan A u l » C * Garage 2.56 ft, 00 II 8 Aug IBIB Kincaid Furniture Co Itetall M> r< hint 3,00 1 10 109 Aug IBIB ll. ( ’ . Hheafer Photiigraplicr 1 (0 MO 120 Vu IBIB L. W. Walthal 5, J0 2.60 Dilaer in Preth M e a t, 121 Aug IBIB Lemon ilr.ii l* rr„ ln g t l ib 2,50 1 -• ■ 122 Aug IB|B II ll. Lf>«U Heal E.tate Agent 5.0U 2.50 123 Aug IBIB F. H KaU* Ill-tail Merchant 75 1.50 121 Aug IBIB Frank ltr<iwn 76 Helail Mrrrhant 1.50 445 Aug IBIB J, Jr fry Garage 2,50 5.00 120 Aug 1V 1B KUi«* Furnlt*in* C i Itetall Merchant 1 50 75 427 Aug IBIB VV. F, ilicbaidrin A Ci C ontract or, 2.50 128 Sept IBIB K. V. Lin e 1.25 Ma.iinii- Mutual l.l(e A , , c 129 Sept IBIB . J. IL ilati*!dvn 75 1.50 Itetall Merchant 4 10 Srpl IBIB lifft. A- |H(*l)tt8H8 Lawyer 5 m» 1 M III Sept IBIB li. C, I’ r i l o v i l i . i l Au to Indenlnity Aa ioc 1.25 2 r.u I <2 Srpt IBIS J. Im Jnfldl 1.26 Haggagr Wagon A- D ra y. 2. 50 Kura Miller 113 Kept IB IB 2.66 Hi .lauranl 5. (JO 111 Sept IBIB Mary L Jofte* llr.taurant ....... 2.SO 116 Sept IBIB A. If, Jiibntin lllectrleal C'intractor 1.25 4 16 Sept IBIB i h n r y llabun Contracting Plumber 2.50 1 18 280 D e c 1*18. I~ IJngn. E. P. It tlfSll<tl.DEH. County Julge 2.5 0 2.6 0 2.50 2 .5 0 2 .5 0 2 .5 0 2 . SO 2 .5 0 2 .6 0 15*00 16.00 6 .0 0 3.0 0 3.0 0 %.oo 3.0 0 t o 00 3.4)0 ,%.0(l .1.00 35 .06 10.00 10.00 10.00 15.011 5 .0 0 10.00 % 00 3 .0 0 10.110 3.00 1 .1 5.0 0 10.06 3.00 5.00 2 1 .0 0 :j.o o IU.OO 2 5 .0 0 10.OU 6 .-ID 2 .5 0 7 .5 0 7 .5 0 2 .5 0 1.50 1.541 t.ftU 1.50 S .o o 1 54 2. >0 1.5 1 17. VI 5.0 0 5 .0 0 ft.0 0 7 .5 0 2 .5 0 5.0 0 2. *>0 I Mi Ikoo I. 66 s .2 » 2 ,5 0 5 .0 0 1.50 2.5 0 12.0 1.60 5.00 IO.OS 3 06 15.00 12.50 5.00 2,1 0 2.5 0 1.50 2 .6 0 S .oa 5.0 0 1.50 7.5 0 10.0(1 lo .o j 3.0 0 3 .0 0 3 .0 0 10.00 3.0 0 15.00 4 .t 0 5.00 2.5 0 j.o o 5.0 0 1.36 1.50 i.r o 6.00 1.50 7.10 2 .2 6 2 .5 0 3.00 6.00 KILL the RATS th a t E at Vour S u g a r C an e For Rats, Mice, Cockroaches and other pests, the quickest, surest extermin­ ator is STEARNS’ PASTE. It never fails. Just put it on food the pests eat—place it in the fields, barns or sheds where you have trouble. In 24 hours you can gather the dead and bum them. STEARNS’ PASTE makes them rush out into the open for fresh air and w a t e r — where it is easy to gather and destroy them. Two sizes: 35c and $ 1 .5 0 . Get the $1.50 size and per­ suade your neigh­ bors to join you in a crusade against the pests mention­ ed above. Loot fo r llkg itgiM/air* / . J. K E A R S K Y , C r c m W . e * rriry pockott c/ ' Kal trad Hooch /Vaifc. S tearns’ Electric P aste Money Back If It Faltm tr �0 THE SANFORD HERALD JAN « A R V M , U6AL ADVtBIISINO n & r : K s - & 8& A ' r 5*oeder( P d a y ol June A . IF.# d ‘ ti .‘.Y d V e r t i n V . . . In my o ffice fn?, !*• 8U, , .npli cation for U * deed to H i hat » ‘ dr , ' V w l l h litw. Seld r . r t " ' - a 3 * L a . ,a following deacrlbed p ro p e r ty * ^ ? l - s’ c Sunt y . n n r l d . l o * * i l j utsited to * , ^ c f l, ol N ' , of N ' t . ) il , , i fT , nt S E G cl N W i t See- nP T* l i t N ‘i r l . t The eaid land being 3. R- . , ' lr i , u , iMuanco of such eertlftcato ,1 tk* dal* tf * » n d Saundera. Unless ^ s s tr ^ iK ^ ‘ ? - H > ^ bK , A;i<1n i l i ? ; 0 i. n d d*>- V |?E;JU circuit 1 ncrid*- Court. „ ...I T ‘& u n i % Seminole County. v xi, nouoLASS, n. c. tru-stf’ --------------------------------— , „ . a( j ’ C.OOO.OO Jeaeup DrainFtitrkl. IHelrft* D ra in * ,* Bond*. al» 1 'f; hereby glee" ‘ h“ l 1,1,11 xVlir* H £ ,he Hoard of C o u nty a.HI ** ,j f' '"" m , , of Ol Seminole S e m in o le County. Cou nty. Florid, Florida, c‘ e * *** f* * ?I-our! . IIlou.e, I-...a S a n fo rd . S em n ob att Sanford. Semnole it tb* ‘ " u or before 11 oVIock A. It ll feat 2nd day of March A. I). 920. U- < u •*,X lima aald blda will be opened for At *« h v.Ve ot 126.000.00 Jeaiup Drainage »t ,k. 01 ** __ 1_I .1 . . ell a« plet tt» DUKhftM I ,V,°r.’ h : - denomlnaVion 4r»l**** H u n d r e d ( W o o .00) Dollar, each, •‘ / H t r l n l datl November, »•«. 1919. and n t. r e A a t «he ra te o f ala p e r r e n t ra ta ble »*ral annually, numbered F ' ^ n r V V o «(«>•«* " Induaive, and tutnf and becoming due and p a j b o l r fi*|ollow» to*(rlt: * ntitrtbtfpfl DDF I 0 (J I WO I® IDIt Ufi.1 1,?VecomeU du l and payable five / t a t . afte <*!.'■ J, numbered three and four to maaid become due and payable all ‘'sutured «*• ,'■* 10 m»,urr „ J become due and payable a.vrn year. ‘ "fliadVitumlered .even a nd eight to ma* u f, lt d become due and payable tight ’ 'uVidV numbered .even and eight to maaad become due and payable eight 1'min31*ituInhered nine a nd ten In mature S T p Uu w due «nJ P » » « b l e nine year. u ^ ■ l a d ' "numbered eleven and twelve t.1 Bilure and become due anil, payable ten , , B«d.M'num“bm»d th lrt.cn and fourteen ti Btture and become due and payable ' UB o Id i'V J mbemd ‘ fifteen and tlit een to riturc an 1 become due and payable twelve ^ e a d » * f numbered . e v « . . i t . o and eighteen ta nature »r.d becntr.e due and payable thirteen yean alter date, limit Humbertd nineteen and twenty to Bilare and become due and payable lour* te,i« j«*f t after datr. . • - n e t . , -*- •• - • j r r . t r / * ntvat-d l e t iit } . ; !. ta to ................. . ■ • ****•“ f.r p it v e f e fifteen y u r t altar ilate. 'l u-.dt r . . sobered tw chly -four and tw in ty j , t , „ d twrnty-ela t“ mature and b e co m e i • . - ib ’ e elatrcen year* aftir date, -,t,r,.l t w cnty -icvcn nnd twenty* / ? } *.8 . ( - ' . c i ' ’ •I(i!*t gnu twenty-nine to mature and become 4,f and l ayabte aeVentren ycara alter date. Iloadi numbered thirty and thirty-one cid Ihiity-two to mature and become due ltd pi>able eightirn ycafa alter date, Bondi numbered thirty-three and thirty* t v: tnd thirty-five to mature and become due ind payable nineteen yeara after tlate. Honda numbered thlrty-«lx and thirty* tutu and thirty-eight tu mature and bi­ ros, due and payable tw enty ye a r, after date, Bondi numbered thirty-nine and forty H i |rrt)-'>ne to mature and lifetime due a-] payable twenty-one yeara alter date. Hond< numtxrrd lo rly -lw o and fortyline and 'vrty-four to mature and berrmi die and |-nyatile tw en ty -two yeare altci dtle. Honda numbered forty-five forly-ali and ftr'y iettn and forty-eight t o mature and l*t->irr due »nd payable tw enty -three y t a r . after date. Horde numbered forty-nine and fifty rda fifty-one nnd fifty-two to mature and become d,r ae.d payable twenty-four yrart after date. Tt' prinripa! and Inlrrtat of aald lionda •ill hr payable at tbe Firat National Hank <) Sanfnfd, In Seminole C o u n t y , Florida. VI bida tnuat be arrompanii-d by a eert.f, d rhrrk fur I per rent of the par Value at the b-inda bid for. Th, lloatd of County Commfaalonera of Frmaolr County reeerie the right to reject ant[ and all blda. ,o<i an oint. Ill.tHD uh C O I ’ N T Y C O M M I S S I O N I.KS, SEMINDI.F : C O U N T V . FLA Altrat attett F A. iHlUtil.ASS |ty L. F. Hagan Fro, tl.r l tem. Chairman. b i t Me. Wight Hro(. Co., and It* prlnripsl place of b t iu n i w (hall be at Hanlprd, Florida, but It may have and ratabliih auch other plaret uf budnrwa a* Ik* Rnwrd of Director* may from time to lim e daU.-cnin*. Article It. T h e general nature of the buH-.fi[,# tranaacted and condu cted by eaiu r o r p o r c '.Inn (halt be at fellow*, ti>*wit: T o acquire, buy, own. (ell, manufacture and Olhrrwttr deal In automobile*, auto­ mobile tlree and a utom obile w-ctreorfcj »f all ktnda and detcrli-lion; to b uy , (ell and deal In pelnte, oil*, gafollne and » t h . i motor fuel; lu o w n . ewtafalUh, —c*nta*s a:;tl ■ I* garage* and automobile repair (hope lor the repair and (lora g* of automobile* and other vehicle*; to own, e d a b lU h , conduct and maintain itaragu b att ery aervice e la ­ tion*, paint (hope for the pain ting and re­ nova ting ul a utom ald ltf and other vehicle*, and vulranltlng plant* for the rebuilding of a u to m o b ile tiree; to generaly engage In. eon durt and carry on the b u i l n r u of tleafrr* in all kind* of good*, ware* and merrhandiie of every rlae* and dracrlptlnn: to acquire, ow n, Irate, r e n t , tell, and oth rrwDe deal In real r d a l e ; to borrow m on ey and eecure the ■ a l a , by mnrtagagra deed* of t r u d , bond ,, or oth er obligation* therefor, and to d o alt tuch other and further thing* a* may lie neee***ry or r ip c d le n t to be don e for the aur rrtifu l transaction of the bu*Ine*i of thl* corp ora tion, and to have, eterclae and enjoy all the rlghti, pow»rt «and privilege# Inciden­ tal to corporation* o rg t n lt rd and exaiding under the law* of-the State of Florida. Arllrle I I I . T h e am ount of the capital d o r k of thie corp oration *h*ll be Fifty Th ou *a nd Dollar*, to be divid ed In to Five Hundred (bare* of One Hundred Dollar* each. T h e rapllat •lock of thl* corporation may be payable In, iMued or uard for the purchase of property, either real c r pr-aona!, ur for the paym ent t f labor or *rrvlce*. at a ju*t valuation thereof to be determined by the Hoard of Director*. Article IV. Thl* corp ora tion ehtll continue and have full powrr to e*erclt# It* corporate right* ■and IranehHc* for a period of ninety nine year*, from and after the com m ence m ent of [ta corpora te e te lit e rrc. Arllrle V. The bovine.* of th'a corpora tion *h*II be conducted by the following off.-er*: a I’ reaitlenl, a Vice I'reddent, a Secretary and Tr*a*urer, who may be one and thr u m r per*nn.aml a Hoard ot Director*, of not let* than three nor more than five preton*. who m u d tie d o r k h o ld rr* Until the flrd meeting o* the d o r k h -d d r r* hereinafter provided for. the officer* of thl* corporation »hall be: It. It Wight, President <J. W McLaughlin, Vice Freeldenl and W. 11. Wight. Secretary ami Trca*urer. The Hoard of Director* •ball be It. H, Wight, IJro. W . McLaughlin nnd W. tf. Wight. The flrd or urganuatlon meeting of H •tockholder* »hall lie held In the city of Sanford, Seminole Cou nt y. F'lnrlda on the 8th day of March A D. 1920. for the pur* po*e of adopting bylaw* and com pleting the organnatlon of thl* corpnatlon, and al,o for the purpo*c of electing *uch officer* of the erirporatlon *» are F.rralnabove provided for. and thereafter the annual meeting of tbe atockholder* of thi* corporation *ba.l be held on the fir*t Monday In March of each and every year. Arllrle VI. The l . l g h c t amount o ' .t. “5 *"* 11y tu Which tl.lt corpuraliuB eUaii •ubjert It*.If *hall be an amount not to caretd Ibv amount id the capital d o r k of thl* eorporalion. trtlrle VII. The name* ami reeldenre* of the *ul— rrlbing Incorporator*, and the amount ot the capital d o r k *uli*rribrd hy raeh are a* L I ! ii* i , re-wit: 11. H. Wight. Sanford. F'.ntfda. 20 *harc*. W. If. Wight, S.-tforti, F’ lo.dda 20 vhare*. G. W, MrEaughiln. Sanford, F'lotlda, 10 •hart*. In wltne** whereof the *ub*rrihing In­ corporator* have hereunto *e* their tiaml* on thi* thr 22ml day of January. A. D. 1920. It. 11. Wight W. If. Wight G. W. McLaughlin Stale of Florida, a*. 1’ nunty of Seminole. I hereby certify that on thl* day before me pi r»» nally appeared It. It. Wight It. W* McLaughlin and W. II. Wight to me well known to he the penon* napi.ut in and who ■utorribed thefr n«me« to the foregi ing article* of Incorporation, and they did (everally aeknowlegde before me that they r t r r u t r d the *ame for the purpn.r* therein r ipre**rd Wttnr,* my hand and *ral at Sanford, in the County of Seminole, Stale of F'lnrlda. oh th’ i the 22nd day of January. A. It. 1920. (SE A L' Geo. A. D eColt e* Notar y Fultllr, State of F'lnrlda, at Large. M y eornml**ion eapirri Sept. 19, 1923. W 23*61 c. In Circuit C o u il, Ne*enfh Judicial Circull, Krmlnule C o u n t), Florida. In Chance r) . Hecate Fallen, v* Citation Jamt* Fatten. T o Jume* Fatten, ttealdenre unknown: It appearing (rom n allnilavlt tiled in thl* can*,- that you are a rc*ident of a s t a le or ountry other than the Slate of F’ lnrlda, that MhllCi: OF INCtMIFOItATION your preo-nt plate ol recldence i* unknown, Sell.# i, hereby given that, tb e under* that there ii no peraolt in the State id Flo­ aifird, int< nd to apply to the honorable rida the *ervlce of a *uhpnrn* U|,on whom A*4r.e>- J. •■*(!,_ (JoVcrnor of the State it would bind you, anil that you are over ffurtda at TuUahaaaee, Flotltfu, on the 3rd tw enty one year* nf age. day of March, A. D. 1920, for Ltd lira Th erefore thi* I* to require yo u . the laid lettnt incorporating Wight tiro*. Co.,under Jam, a Fatten, In appear to the bill of rom lit Inllnwir.g propotrd charter, tb e original plainit , in thia ra u ,e Oil* day bird. On at whirh It now on file In the oftlre of tbe Monday the Mh day of April. A. I> 1920 Stcrtlnry of State, at Tallahatter, Florida. Otherwise **bl hill will lie taken a* by you It. It. Wight ronfe-ated. W. II. Wight Wltrn** my l a n d and th# »eai ol a l o n e (i. W. McLaughlin ,urt on thi* the 22nd day of January. A. Fropoud \ title, « f loenrpoiniton of the D. 1920. 'light llrnh Cumpany •S E A L ) E. A. D O U G L A S S “ i. the underaigned, have agrtrd to Clerk of Cireult t.'nur*, Seminole Cou nty, au.oatr our,f i v e «. and do hereby become Slate of Florid*. *■’ th I, i if the purpoae of forming a Geo. A. DaCotte*. tody politic and corporate, under and by Solicitor and <J C o u n ,rl for Complainant. lirtut I thelawa ol the State of Florida, W23*9te. andd i herthy adopt the (olluwtng arllclea ®l inriifporation. No tic I- o f A g p l r a l u n far Tat H erd I'ndrr Afllele 1. S e il i n 3TA o f th e G e n r r a l S ta tu r e Tie name of t laia rorpt-ratlon (hall be .votive la hereby glvin that D. II. Ho. ker purtha*er of T a * Certificate No. 1909. dated the 3rd day of June A. D., 1901, hae filed •aid rertifirate In my offiee and haa made apliliratlon lor ta* deed to li iu r in arrordanre with law. Said rertifirate embrace* the follow­ ing dcacrlhcd ID pcfty *iitj*ted In Srrrdnote County, Florida, to-w lt: \V.l j ot N W *, W l - of It'* re a d y n o w . O n e h u n d r e d h and- ot Lot 21 A. F;. Grltfin'* Sub Dlv. T h e ,ald rornely I llu s tra te d paRpa w i t h b r i l l i a n t land lieing a--,-,»rd at the date t-l the (n u a n ce to r rr In n a t u r a l c o l o r s . It Is b o t h o f *uch lertifirate in the name of f* A- A. It rook*. Unlo** *ald certifirivto *hall be releautlful a n d h e l p f u l , a n d till th a t i» deemed areordtng to law, ta* deed nlll l*,ue r.(c*s«ar)r t o g p t It Is a p o s t a l car-1 thereon on the IMh day of F'eliruary A. I'., T h i r s t . Y o u w ill f i n d o u r 1920 ca tu - 1920. Withe,* my offlrlal *lgnature and *eal thia laRH" a w e ll W o r t h w h i t e 886(1 b o o k . the IMh day of January A. I*.. 1920. ILiMlncs* S e e d s tiro s o l d i l l r o c t by ( S E A L ) E. A. D O U G L A S S . Circuit Court, Seminole Cou nty, ®all You w i l l n e v e r f i n d t h u n i o n Clerk Florida. •*lc In tin- H torrs. \V«- h n v o s o n t s W-22-M e Hy V. M. D O U G L A S S . D . C , fite htmdrt'tl t h o u s a n d c u s t o m e r s w h o buy (rum us lay m a l l . \Ve p l e a s e und Nut c r u f Apvl rat on for Ta* D eed I'ndrr Seel on .’,73 nf thr General Slatura. la tlify iiirnt. a n d w o c a n ple itn o a n d N o lire l« hereby riven that It. G. Smith y o u In 1 9 : 0 . I’ lautlhR H u s t i n g s ' S e e d s In y o u r rmcchaver td Ta * Certificate No. 3062. dated the Mil da y of June A. I>. 1899, ha* filed r » M - n o r In y o u r f i e l d s I n s u r e s " g o o d •lid certificate in mv- office amt ha* made Kelt ' s o f ur a s r e s u l t s c a n h e deter* application for t* « deed to l*,ue In a cc o r ­ mined by th e s e e d p la n t e d . F o r 30 dance with law. Said rerllfiratr t m h r a r , , th " following drtrrihrd property *iluatrd In lla s t ln iis ' Fieetls h a v e b e e n t h e Seminole County, Florida, to - a lt : Carpi utl o f s e e d e x c e l l e n c e u n d pur* Hag. If, eh* S ol pt S 88 deg E 12. to “ J In tlie South, O n l y v a r i e t i e s eh* Irom '• See. po*l on W bdry of See. It T|>. 21 S. It. 31 F.. Run N. 3 . IB c lu S 88** , l’ *";! th e S o u t h n r e l i s t e d . Qital- deg E 12 rha to Long Lake Sidy with Lake j' y of the lie i»t anil p r l i e s o f t e n U*ss to (nt,r»ectlon a line running S 88<t deg F. j n ih o ve y o u p a y at h o m e . W r i t e from tu g. 4 acre*. Th * aald land bring l» ,e «* rd at thr date of the i«,nance of *urh rrrtl* [ ’ ' COpy o f t h is ;ih :.ti I t i l t ' fl-ate in the name o f It. It. June* Trtiatee. H. C. HASTIffCS CO. Al*a; notice U hereby given that It. G. 1 ^ 2 1 2 1 ' ' ' A,1a n t a . O a .— ( A d v t . ) Smith purrhaaer of Ta * Cc-Mlflrate No. 416 dated the 4th day of Jun« A. I>. 1917, hat fded paid rertifirate in my office and ha* made appliratlnn fo r ta* deed to laiue in arrordanre with law. Said rertifirate embrarr* embrace* -the following described property pituated in Seminole Countv, Florida to-w lt: W } . of NE<t of S W l f See. t l T p . 21 S. It. .11 FI. 20 acre*. The told land being a*ar*ae<! at thr time of thr Htuanrr of *urh certi­ ficate in the name of Unknown. A l ' o ; Notice ia hereby given that H. G Smith purcha»er of Ta * Cerllfieato No. *— ■ —, 2S69, dated the 7th day of June A. D. 1898 ha* tiled aald rertifirate In my office and ha* made application for t a t deed t o l l* * u r 'n E fT cctive J a n . G lh a » f o l l o w s : arrord anre with law. Said rrfliftrate e m b ra ­ ce* the following drtrrihrd property tiluatrd .Lf*’ e « A.M. and t I'.M . n Seminole County, Florida, to -w il; 1r»»e Sanford 10 A.M.and 3:30 P.M. Reg. 6.49 rha S of I( S ir . peat on W hnunilry Sec. II T p . 21 S. Rang* 3! fi Run K. 4.34 eh* S t: . 5 0 c h . W 4.34 cha N t l *u o .i ,r'P from Eufitls «nnd rh* 6 acre*. Th a aald land being a**c(.«il at the date ol the lu u a n r e of auch rer.tfirale ' . 'd p from Sanford connects In the name of Unknown. AI*o; Notice la hereby given that P. O. wPh Trains No. 80 and 89 at Smith purchaser of T a * Certificate N»1 2667, Stanford. dated th* 7th day of June A. D. I 6 J ' . ha* filed **id rertifirate In my office a « d haa mad* application for ta* deed to l u u e In I*ine will be extended toL ecs- arrordanre with law. Raid rertifirate e m b r a ­ ce* the following dear-ibed property rl tuated "Urg at a later date. in Seminole Countv, Florida, to-wlt: flag. 6 ch* 8. of N W Cor of N W . ' j of Hastings’ 1 9 2 0 Seed C atalog Free SOUTH FLORIDA BUS SERVICE New Service Between San­ ford and Eustis s w U' l^er. I I T o . 2t 8. n . SI E. Run It. IS link. K 4.14 ths. 8 . II.SI >li. E. SI eh*, to Lone Lak* N. . l o n e tarn, to point I dag. 46 mlnotM 8 i f llr f . W IS tha N 3 tha W to b * «. (L**s b*g. IS t h . 8. o f ■ point 8 SB'*' nrg. K 12.10 rh* from If Sre. p o l l on W. I lu un il.r/ of ( t l j Section R u n N. 3.14 c h ( H. 88 Jf i l f f . K 12 chi. to Long l.* k " •■•oth.ilv with i.aVr to lnttrs*rt t lino run­ ning 8 8 ‘ » deg, K Irom bee. The »*ld land brin e a«*ese*-l at the date of in uanr* of •erh ccrtlpcal* In tl.e nam* of Annie Kurnahr.ni. Unl-xs laid errtidratra ih it l be r**,. ' act-Oiling lu law, 111 tired will l « > , l . t y u n on the lath da y of February A. D. 1920. Witness my official signature and real Dili If.tb d a y ol January A. 1). 1920. (B E A U K. A. D O U G L A S S . Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Cou nty, Florida. W22-SIC. IIv V. M. I lO U n L A B S l>. C. Notice e f Appl rat op for Tat D ee d Under Neel on 676 o f Ike General Hlatara. Notice |p hereby given that T. W. Lawton purchaser of T a * Certificate No. 3J1. dated the 3rd day of duly A. D.. 1916, baa filed •aid certificate in my office and ha* made application for ta* deed to l*tur in accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* the f o llo w ­ ing deacrlbed property *iluated In Seminole C o u n ty, Florid*, tu-wil: N U of N j v o1 N t * of N E J f of 8 K '< See. t l T p , 21 S. It. 31 E. 6 tere*. T h e aald Und being a*ae»»ed at the date of the lu uanre of *uch certificate in the name of South Florida Naval Store* Co. Unle«* *tid certificate *hall be redeemed according to law, ta* deed will iciue thereon on the 18th day of February A. D., 1920 Wltnrt* my official ilgnature and *cal IbU the |6th day of January A. D-. 1929. (SE A L) « E. A. D O U G LASS , Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Cou nt y, Florida. W22-5te. Hy V. M . D O U G LA SS . D.C . Notice o f Application foe l a * Deed Undrr Section 676 at the General Slalutr*. , Nailer I* hreby given that J. Van Hu»kirk p u r r h * r r of T a i Certificate No. 196, datrd the 6th day of July A. t l . 1908, ha* filed la id certificate In my office and ha* made application for ta t deed to i**u* In accordance with law. Said certificate em­ brace* the following dcacribed property •Uuat d in Saminnlv C o u n ty, Florida, to* wit: Lot |6 Hlipnam Plantation. Th * *aid land bring a**e**rd at Ihn date ot itiuance ol *uch certificate in thr name of Flntor llayneat Alao: Notice • hereby given that J. Van ll'jakirk purcha»er of Ta* Ccrllficale No. 198, dated the Mh day ot July A. D. 1908, ha* filed **id certificate in my office and ha* made application (nr ta t drrd to liaue in arrordanre with law. Said rartlfirale rmbraria t lie* following detcribed prop erly •Rutted in Seminole Cou nt y, Florida, to­ w n: l.ot* 20 St 21 llippham Plantation Th e •aid land tiring ap,ea,rd at the dale of the iu uan re o f *uch certificate in the name of E m o r A llaynva. A lio : Notice • hereby given that J Van Ruik-rit piircha’ er ol Ta* Certlfieate No. 66, dated the 6th da y ol July, A. D. 1916, haa filed raid rertifirate In my nfllrr and haa made application for la* deed to tu ue in arrordanre with law Said Certificate e m ­ brace* the following deacrlbed prop*rty •Ituatrd le Ue—■- ole County, Florida, to* '»•. ------ - - l l|. F u *ub Div Ui*pi,wfii t ia o ia u ., 0 . I I .* aald land being aueceed at the date of the leauann- of auch certificate, in the name o ' O. W. Alidelaun fy lk e r -jl i ' ywwiV M g f c . CG, il» t«**| the fith «lay of July* A. D. 11*16, hat lilrd «aid rcrtltlfatp in my nffln* atvl has m u l r appliritiun fur tss <1 rd to 1m u »» in arc u nls n rr ^ it h Ism. Haiti rrrtlflralr rmtimi-t ■ thr f till fin, lug flfifrihril |iropi-rty •itustnl in Hrmlnot* Ctiunty, Florida tomitt Lot S I j . II* Fosa Suh D lv of llU ham i'larilation. Th<* said land N l n t l u m i t l at thi* dati* of thr laftunnn* uf such ri rtlllf at«* In thr name*td Kiaman. Also; Notlrr a hrr by nlvrn that J. Van |lu«kirk p u rrh iirr id Ta* O rtlftra tr No* 317, fiatt-tl thr 4th day of June A. D* 1917, has filed said rertlflrmti* in my *»fBrr and has mado |i|d|raliiiri for t a i die d to laauv In afcortlanre miih law. Said rc*r tiflfate ern* hrari’S the fulhiwing diarribvd urupvrty •ituaird In Bemliudv County* Flo r idi. t<»" wit: l.ot h i* 11* FoaaSub Div lii*pham I lanta* ti»»n, *> arrra. T h r said land In tf aitcsBfd at thr datr of s iu a nre of such refti(Irate in thr name of Unknown; Al!»ni N o tIrr Ii hereby given that J. Van lluskirk purchaser of Yas Certlflcatr No. 3 1H, fitted thr 4th day of June A. D. 1917, has filed aald rertiliratr in my fifllrr and hat made application for t u deed to lnu«* in accordance wfth law. Sabi ctftiltcati embraces the follfiwing deacrlbed property situat*ft n Hrmiiiolr 1‘ ounty, Florida, to* wit: leot i»* J* II. I'fiw Hub Dividon lll*h* pa in I'lantatlun* 5 aura. The said land b« Ing l i s r s i r d at the tlate of the issuance uf such certificate In the name of Unknown; Also; Notice It her*by given that J* Van llusklrk purchaser ot T a t Certificate No. 349, datrd the 4th day of June A. D. 1917, has filed said r*rtlfiratr In my office anti has made application for I at deed t o Imuc in accordance with lew. Hold reft 111cate em­ it r« c •’ a l e f til In wing d c*c rl ti c tl |i r o p 11 1y •ituatrd In Hrminole Cou nt y, Florida, to* wit: Lola 10. II. |3, I.h, 21. 27 ami 2H J. II. Fuss* SublMvisioti llishpam I'larilation. Th*1 mid land being i»as«**6tl 4*1 tbe uf I. * issuance of such certificate In the name of Unknown; Al«f»: Notice la hereby given that J. Van .llusklrk pur chaser of T a i Cert IHr at s» No* 350, dated the 4th day «if June A# D. 11*17, has filed said certificate In my office and has made application for t a i deed to issue in arrordnnrr with law. Sab! rertifirate cmbracts th« ollnwing described profit rty situated , n Seminole County, I lorida, t«*. wit: Lot 10 J II. Foss* Sub Dlv Km Jibh* pain Plantation 5 aerra . The slid >and being aajessrd at the date nf thr bsuanCv o auvn certificate In the name of Unknown Unltaa ssld cuftificates shull be rremcf! arroriltng tu law ta t tlietl* will l » u e thariuu th,- luth «l*y of F’ebruary A. D. 1920. Wttnr*. my ufftr.al vlgnature anil a. at thia III* 9th llay of January A. D. 1920. E. A. D O U G L A S S . Clerk Clrrult Cuutt Seminolv Count)', Floriila. (SEAL) Ry V. M. DOUGLAS.1! D . C . \V-2l*fit . Notice uf Apallrallan for Tas l l r r d Under Serllon .173 o f the Genera , Statute*. Notice !* hereby given that Sami 61. Schwarts purchaser of T a s Certificate No. 238, dated thr tth day of June A D., 1917 hae filed raid crrtlflra r in my nfilcr and bar made appllcat on fo l tax dr rd to |,,ui- in accordance with law. Said certificate embra­ c e the following described property *|tuat,d in Seminole County, Florida, t o . wit: N l . : * ..f N W > , and W of E ' ( ol R E ' , of N W , and E ' , (d " ' j of S E 1, of NW K#ctiun « Townrl.ip 29 S- 1'. 31 E- M* sere*. The •aid land being at*'*»cd a *br da le >1 (he t,ensure of inch rrttt flo.tr In the n»mt of Mr< J A. MrMllllan. Unit,* said rertifirate •hall be rrdecraril a-c ordl g to law, las deed will i**ue thereon the 10th <la) of F'ehruary A. I ) „ 1920. W lines* my ortlrla tlgnature and ,e*l thl* the Uth day of Janu, ry A. I).. 1920. I SEA Li E. A. D tlU G L A S S , Clerk C f-u it C o u it , "ernihula Cou nt y, Florida. W-21-Mc Hy V M. DOUGLASS.I>.C N O T IC E OF I NCOII I'O lt ATION Nolle,■ I* htreby given that the under•igned wilt, on Wednesday the l l l h day of February <1929, or a* soon th en aftir a* con* vlvn t, app ly tu the Ifonurable Sidney J, Catt s, Guv et Dor of the Stale ol Florida, for tettei* patent incorporated the “ I loridaCuba >'lgar C o m p a n y ” under the fnlloaing proposed charter, thr nrglnsl of which I* now on file In the office ol the s’ e m t a r y of S la t e of the S t a te id Florida at Tallah*i>e*. lies Farkard, IV. I . Morgan l.oul* Miller Geo. D. Hart. Arllrlea o f larorporallon o f Ike ‘ llotlda Caba Cigar C anpanr We, the undrralgned. hereby aaaoriate ourstlvcw together for the purpose of form­ ing a b o d y politic undrr tho law* of the Stale of Florid*, with and under thr follow­ ing proposed gharter. Article I The name of the corporation *h»!l be the t lorlda-Cuba Cigar C o m p a n y , and it* prin­ cipal office* and place id b->*inr** shall be at Sanford. Florid* with branch offices at such other place* in tl * State o f Flor da, and other atatra of the Untied States, and In forrlgn countries, a* m a y be established, frt m time to lim a heraafter Arllrl* I I, T h * genrral nature of th* bualne** to ba transacted b y th* corporation shall he: T o grow buy tall, and otherwise dlanoae of and deal In, for prnht, or on cummiaaiun, all kind, ol tub*ecu* und it* pr.duct* either whoie-ww nr retail to manufacture, buy. aril and otr>r,*(M* dupnaa of and dial In lor profit or on cumminnm at wholesale and retail, all kind* ot cigar* to build and operat* cigar manufacturing plant*, and for that purpose to buy. lease own and hold rral estate, and tha aell and mortgage the same for Iha purpose* ef Ita buslnet*. to harrow money, co ntract d r b t i, and to se­ cure tha same hy a pledge of It* *tock, or by notea, bond*, mortgage*, or other o b ­ ligation*, and ge n e ra ly t o have und t u r c j . • |l *ueh power* aa D a y ba I n d d e n t t o Iha purpn.r* rr bu*ine*« of th* corp o ra tlo a , or oth*r Luainet.e* of a Ilka nature a na la have, e n jo y end eterri** all thr right*, ower* amt privilege* Ineldent t o r o r p o t* . Inn* organlted and ei*l*tlng under the law* of the Stale uf F'lnrlda. I Arllrle I I I . 1 The amount ot capital atork ot thr co r­ poration *h*li be Ten Thnu*»nd (110,000.00) Dollar*, dltidrd into One Hundred (100) Shir,* o| the par value o f line Hundred l ft 1oo.oor Dollar* each; which ahall be payalibi In lawful money of the United Slate* ot Amrrlra, nr in property, or labor nr *rrvlrra, *i a lair and ju ,l valuation to t e l l . i d by the hoard of dire<-t"n at a D o t i n g had for that purpo*#. t r illlr I V . . The term for whirh the corpora tion *h*ll ettil (halt be perpetual Ujlcta sooner dU*<dved arrordingto law. Arllile V. Th* L u i i i o u of the corp ora tion ahall be conducted by a president, vice-preaident and genera manager secretary and treasurer, and a board of director* ta co m U t of not Ice* than thro nor more than aeven of it* •torkhrddir*. The director* ahall be elected annually by the *tockholdrr* on the first Monday in June, of each ye*r at B;0U o ’ clock I'. M *1 a meeting had fur that nurpose in it* principal offlct* at Sanford, Florida, and it* officer* *haR, immediately thereafter, be elected by the board of director*. Until their •ucreMor* ate elected and qualified, the buain u t o| the corporation ahall be condu cted by the following officer*: Ret Fackard, Fret., W. L. Morgan, vice-preildent and genrrat manager, and Loula Milter seerratary and Iremtutcr, and lira Farkard, W. L. Morgan, and l.ouit Milter thall co m titu te th* board of director!. Article VI. Th e highrit amount ol indebtedneaa or liability to which the corpora tion may at any time tubject Ittell thall not etc ead the amount o| ii* capital it o ck plus it* surplus. Article VII. The name and retldcnce of the tnrorporatort and the number of aharra uf sto ck tu b•cribed by each are at followi: Ret Farkard, Sanford, Florid*. Five Share* W. I.. Morgan, Sanford, F'tortda, F'ive Share*. l.ouit Miller. Sanford, Flo rid* . F'ive Shirr*Geo, D, Hart, Sanford, F’ lorlda, F'ive .6ha far*. P State ot Florida County of Seminole. tin this day personally appeared before me Ret Farkard, 'V. L. Morgan, Lout* Miller. • nd tiro. D. Hart, k n o o n to me to be Iha prrtona who *ub»crlbed th* foregoing chavter, amt the number of *harr* ol it* capital •lock therein designated, and th ey, each for hlmtclf *evrri1ly, aekonwledgejt before mo that they *ub*rribed to (he said charter anil the number of aharra of atork o p p d iit e their name*, (or the utc* and purpoae there­ in e t p r e c e d . Wltne** my hand and *cal of office thl* the 7lh day uf January, 1920. A. It, K E Y . (S E A L ) Notary F uhltc My CoRitnlxien Etplrr* O ct . 7 lo 1923 tlirVinmn A Dlrkln*.>n, Atlornev* r-- frtcorporatori. " . . . ’,( .. In Cl,ruit f'nUM, .-iricnili luoJrlaf » Ir(ul)' Semlaal- CouMr. I i*>(l3j. t* F. Swope, Plaintiff. va At ta ch ment-Citatio n. Henry F'n-nch, f)efenilant. T o Henry French, a non-realdent of the Stale of Florida, residing at Sinus City, Iowa, Please take nolire that a auM ha* bren instituted In the a b o v e »t)1ed t'o u rl by I). F. Swope, ptanliff against you a* defendent: that a writ ol attachment ha* been iaaued in ,aid calico and under authority ot *aid writ of attachment levy ha* been made by ihe sheriff upon thr following described land , ■nd tenement* belonging to y o u . to-w lt. N I, Lot 98. Florida GroVca C o m p a n y '* Fir*t Addition In lltack Hammock, being and lying in Seminole County, Florida. Therefore you, the said Henry French a n o r -t r e l'h nt of the State o ' Florida, resid­ ing »t Sinur City, lx-, and all other per*on* interrited. are hereby ordered and required to appear and defend In >urh action, on M u n d i) the 6th day of April, A. IF. 1920, el,,, judgement will be laki-n and entered again,t >uu by default. Witne** my hand and nffirUI seal lhl» the 7th ilav of January, A. D. 1920, at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida. (s : : m , i ti. a . D O U G L A S S , Clerk Circuit Court. Seh .lie Maim-* Attorney lor I’ lanlilf, W - 2 1•191 c. WllUama, Sanford Florida, altar January aald .ncution and coat*. Furchaa.* to pay SO. 1926. for tltl*. E. E. I I I I A D Y , Sbtrlff T h * C o u n t y Commtaaloneri reaerve th* Seminole C o u n ty, Florida. right to reject any and all bid*. AUxande* A Martin, F R E D T. W IL L IA M S L . A . I! R U M LEY A t t y ’ a lor r l i l n l i l l . . W-20-Ste. Flnglnerr, C o u n t y Comm. In Circuit Court. Hamlnolo County, Florida, W -2 1 -ttc. r c o p lr a Rank of Sanford, M ) I ICE a corporation, T h e annual meeting o| he stockholder* or I'lalnllff, the Rank ol O vie do will he held in th* olllra v« Cilatlo n. of tha Itank of O vie d o , Fla. on Friday, S. W ym an Steele, February, mh . D i l i , at 7:30 p. m., fur thr Defendant. , eiect.on o f a b o a rd of director* (or th* en­ T o S. Wy man Steele, a Non-r. tldent o f th« suing year, and for th* transaction uf auch State o f Florida: other hutinet* a* may properly co m e brfoia T a k e notice that eult h i . been instituted tha meeting. a fa ln it you by 1'ruplre Hank o f San fo rd, a It. G. Smith c o r p o r a t io n In the a b o v e it yle d cou rt, and a writ o f attachment h i t been tu rd ou t In President. 2 1•\V.11 r. •aid caute, and la id w ilt of a tt achm ent levy t i n bren made upon the following real Vi­ In Clrrult Caurt. H e trn lh Clrrult, Firmlnolr ta le bt longing to yo u aituate in Semlnola County, I lorida. C o u n ty, Florida, to - w lt : Lot 22 of Subdivision known aa Faint O v e n tre ct Tu rp ntt ln e Cum any H am m ock, alto a ilr i p of land 100 fret wida verau* off North tide of a tract of land described n* Emma Mitchelt, To w n o f Altamon te follows; to.wlt: beginning 763 feet South o f Improvem ent C o m pa ny , et at. And now it appearing to the Court that a the Northeaat corner of Sec. 13, T w p . 20, suit In Chancery ha* been Instituted in the Range 30 Fait, run W r i t CI6 fe et, thence Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ Sou th 808 feet to right of way of S. A I. cuit of thr State of Florida, (or Seminole It. It. It., now A. C. L. It. IV, thence North* County, to rem ove a rluud from title, in ra it rrly 796.6 fret to F a it line of (aid Sec* which the Overatrret Turpen tine C om pany lion 13, thence North 297 feat to poin t o f la complainant, and E m m a Mitchell, tha beginning. Y o u , the iald S. W y m a n Steele, a non* Tow n ol Altamon te Im p rovem ent C om pany and others are defendants, and that a *ub- reiid rnt of the State o f Florida, are hereby poena Issued In *sld cause ta the T o w n of required to appear and defend said action ‘ ‘ ' ■ Altamonte Improvem ent C o m p a n y , to which on M o n d t y the 6th dav of‘ April. 1920, gen rnt will b* entered against the Sheriff nf Seminole C o u n t y ha* made the o t h r r w U e Judgement return that he ia unable to trrv# the same yo u be default. Witness my hand thi* 7lh day o f D e c# m herauae the officer! or agent* ol the corp or­ her. A. D. 1919. ation at* unknown. E A. DOUGLASS It It uidcred that tha aald corporation (SE AL) Clerk Circuit Court, S -r.in o l* C o u n t y , Fla. the T o w n ot Altamon te Im p ro ve m e n t C o m ­ Geo. A. I'eColte*. pany do appear and defend the **id suit on W-2C lOte the 2 n d ifav nf F'ehrusry, 1920, and that A tto rn e y for Plaintiff. thl* order shall he published on re a week for four co nsecutiv e week* in the Sanford In Cuutl o f Caunl) J u d j c , Nlale o f Firm nolr Ca unl) . Herald, a newspaper published In Seminole County aforesaid. I n Re Fialale uf Mary Connelly, Minor. Ordtrrd at Chamber* at D rL a n d thi* 13th N otic e l« hereby riven to all w hom It may day of December, 1919, • co n ce rn , that I, Ruby I* Connelly a* Guar­ JAS. W. P E R K I N S dian ol Mary Connelly a minor, will, on the Judge Seventh Judicial Circuit etc. 9lh d a y o f February, A. D. 1929, app ly to W -ll-Str. th* Honorable E. F\ Houiholder, C o u n t y r Judge, .Hrmlnala Judge In and tor aaid C o u n ty, at hi* office in Sa n fo rd In said C o u n ty, at 2 o ’clock p. m, nlr. Florid*. In Probate, nr a* aoun thereafter a* the matter can be In lie: Estate of Mary Jane Gaudrrn, deceased. Citation heard, for authority to sett, at public or private sale, the Interest, of said minor. In Edaard Gaudcrn, the duly app ointed and qualified administrator nf thr rs tatr of Mary the following described rral r*tatr, in said Cou nty, to-wit: Lot* 2 and 3 lllork I t , Tier Jane Gaud rrn. deceased, having tllrd hi* pe­ tition in this Court praying that the follow ­ 7 accordin g to F?. Ii. Tr atford'* M ap - f the ing rral ratate belonging to the said Mary Tow n of Sanford, Florida. Which application Jane Gaud rrn. during her lifrtimr, to-wlt: will he bared the petition for sale now on Ate Lot S, lllork 6, Tier Ii of F?. It. Trafturd'a In said court, Ma p of Sanford, Florid*. *a duly recorded D atrd January 9lh, A I). 1920. in office of Clerk of Clrrult Court of Orange RUBY L. C O N N E L L Y , C o u n lv, Flotilla, i f whirh Srminote Cou nty VS 21-61 r. Guardian. w** then • part be declared a**eta In the hand* of the adm lniilrator for the payment In f u n t y Judge's Caurt. Nrm.iala t 011 nt• • nf drill* of said estate, the personally h av­ Flor da. ing hren rthausted, and authorising said McCulIrr, administrator to take possession and make va * Ultotion. sate ot said real estate, and the said petition S. W. Steele conforming in all ri eprrta to the requirement* T o S. VV. Stcrlc. a Non-realdent of l b Slate ■ auch r a n * made and provided rlif ' uf- ■ law in at F’ lorida. Now Therefore, you, Henry C. Kelly and Ta ke n o t r r that n ^ M | V ) f 9 c h m e n t haa 11argiet Kelly, hla wile. FNsev, N. 6'.; Fe' ^ I been b r o u g h t *,, i i . 1 iJuIlrr ft. L t , .. g r u ! ^fi n it * . •- • re pr* Ch amberlin a n d Carl GhaiaberRit. h*v I1 *i i Ba t*i\ to y o u In h'J'band, llln*,UI", N. » Wl l ml na Ghapln jt.m ln ole CoUKty, llo rl.l* , I . . . been levied and Atmon M. C hapin, h*r .v* 'n il. ‘ -o*'1, ( upon under »*id writ o l attarhmant that Mtchtgan; Mildred Can.,on and J a m r . t er.- ,|MUr)| lt, thl, non, fii't InuatibfuL N i a k v . *» r >.«•.: **} *i *lj ... __ _ and all other Tom Townsend , l.Xt.r, K . n *’ fo’ W M)*rlr, e | j . , win* intrrrated arf hereby required to A fUio T*«h hRcsirl, tvi« » iff*. Morion* lm( : Alffr^t To«rn*rr*il 4*o«! lump T o w n ir n d , hi* appear and d if rn d «*M ault on M on da y th# » i f r , !>2f* Hao t !9 t h Street, MLinropnlD, 1*1 day of March, 11*20, nthrrwli# ju dgement Minn : llrnjamin if. T«>ontrnJ. M o n u m m t , wi'd b r m t r r r d againtt you b y default. W lt nrii my hand aa C o u nty Jud gr thia 4-o!,; Frank T«wn«rnil< 330 Supply* O. M. C. U. .S. I*, ti. 701* A. F- F. Franrr: I OKh d a y nf January A. D. IW20. (S K ALl K. F. I I O U S n o L D F H . Dorothy T . Wyliu and Far! C. Wyll**, h*r huihand, Falrvirw* O klahoma; Ldward f?ounty Judge, Semlnolr Cou t y, Florida. Krlly ami Jmr|ihlnr Krlly* hla » 1 ( p , M l W22«5tr*________________________________________ Ka»t 4'lrtl Strui t. (*hlrai£i». 111.; Frank Krll * and ( ‘ ordrlla Krlly. hi* aifr« 0<»«hrn* Ind ; D o n Krlly and NtarKUrrltr Krlly, hla mlf#. 512 5th Strrrt, (io ih rn . lnd.t Myrtl# Trumii and liny I*. T ru m p, hrr hu«hand, 6.TJ Houtn tith Htfrrt, Doahrn, Ind.; Kdward .MrUlurr r«1lrt id Carrir M rl'lu rr, llrlrn Kur U, Ulafk .MrClurr, \lfrr*l MrUlurr and Lula MrC’ lure, hh %kifr, l«if«li#nt Did,; Itrrt K illy and F il m Krlly, hi« n lfr, <joihian, Ind,: J. Ilohrrt Krlly and Florrftrr A. Krlly. hi* n ifr, Nrw One Inch CbmU Will He I'ubllBhcd Ua* I'hiladrlphia, Ohio; \V. It«»a ta n«l Krlly and drr ThU Hrndlns Al Thr Hale Of 17.70 Mahrl Kfllv, hl« mifr, («o« hrnf Ind.; Kuth Per Yenr. Cahoon ami J, Frrdrfck C a hoon , hrf huaIimii I. A Iha mh ra* Calf.; I Iowa id Tallarday and I.irnlm- T all a rd | >’ , till wife, W rit Alham­ bra, Calf*; Verna T. Andrraon and An* drraon, hrr huahand, Writ Alhambra. Calf.; II*rt Krlly, ra rr Y. M. CL A. Ilradiiuartrra, llo l r l lla^lionl, liultipiB, D a ly ; ('haa. Killy, CLvibrn. Ind.* D w W. Krlly and ItraiW Krlly, hii wifr, Uuaht n, I ml.; Nrtlin tirim n r n c B in t i g : c o u r t h o u s e and Andrrw Clrim, hrr hMthand, llryan, Ohio; Hhrrman Krlly and Ploranr* It. Krlly hD wlfr. llryan, O hio; O. Lincoln Krlly SA N F O H D - •• F L O R ID A |‘ Dora Killy,, hi a wlfr, llryan, IJblii; Harry M. Krlly and I'tara Krlly, hla wlfr, l l n a n , Cihlit. And all other f i r n o n i Intrrriteu In •abl rral ratat«* ar«* ro m m a nd rd to b*» and apptar brfiirr thr Cou nty J u d fr 'a Court of THOMAS EMMET Wll.wtir. E. rtUO USO N IIOUSII o LI/ b M HrmlhuMi C'ounty, Florida, on thr lilth day <d Frtiruary, A. D. I'»2<», and ilxiwr ra u ir if any you have why «ald pc tit Ion ahould not be erantrd* Cilvm und i f my ham) and »ral of th# laid LAW YERS Court I hla the *11at day nf tlccr in hrf, A* D. IPIP. S nnlord * F lorid a f Brail 1 K. F. I ln U S II Clf.Di: It, W*20*fttc C'ounty Judtfr. BUSINESS CARDS SCHELLE MAINES I. AIF y DEFAH TM KNT OF THE INIEIGOII (t. S. Lard Offiee at Galne*ville. FI*. Jan 3. 1920. Notice i* hereby given that Charle* It. f h o t n u t . of Osteen. Fla. who. on Auguat 16. 1918. m»de H»m<«tead En try, No. 016982. lor N W 11 ol N W <( Section 13 ■mi S K I , ol NE i, Section I t . T o w n th lj, 19 w Range 31.E., Tallaha**** Meridan, ha> dted notice of Inlenllon to make Cammutation Proof, to -*tahll<h rlalm In the land shove described, before Clerk ,tf t ir•q, #- . ,*t y S'n-f -r-', F lorida, on the t l t n day of F'ebruat), Iw20, Cicimant names a* w ltnesvs: .Nolirr o f Sheriff's Sal# V. S. Arnett, of Osteen, Florid* N olirr |« hrrrby yiven that undrr and hy FIKK in d THEFT and COLLISION In* K, |t. Osteen, td Osteen, Florid* %'irtuo of an e i m i t l o n Daurd out of And un­ J i . C. Jarkron, ol 0*t<-,n, Florid* drr thr aral uf thr Civil Court of llreurd of lurnneo iKgued by the FLORIDA STATE Aaron Jackson, ol Otlcen, F'lnrlda Duval C o u n ty, Sta ir of Florida, hrarlnc AirrOMOlULK ASSOCIATION In Ihe R O llT . W. D A V I S , datr D rrrm lirr 12th 1PIP, In thaL rrrtain aafesl nnd ehenpefil in the world. Write Register. rauar wharrln thr fnd rprn drn t Firtlllirr W-21-Mc. CompSttTi a corporation ii thl' Iifalntiff and for information In hendqunrlerHOrlando, JurnF i A. Johnaon D I hr drfrnilrnt, I ha vr Agents h tinted In every town In Florida Sutler ot all uf 873,009.00 Npcc-al T a i Dvird upon, nnd will tiffrr for aatr, and aril Siho-,1 llistflrl No. I, Sem ln olr I'uu ot), to thr hlthtfll and tltff hidd Of for rath, In Ftarlils, iSanford Hi'rrUI Tat F’ .Fnul front of thr Ctiur H ou«* door Irt Sanfio'd, IR .liirll Srhaol Hood-. Send nolo boun ty , Florida, durjn K * hr lot(al Notice it hrrcliy gUrn that sealed hid* hour# of aalr on M on da y February 2nd IP20, will In- received by the Cou ntv Hoard of thr following drarrihrd land sltual# In Srml* Public Inctriictlon ot Seminole Cou nty. nntr County, Flurida, to w||‘ Florida, at tbr otflre ot the Sulxcintend, nt llrcinninr t l Section puat of ScctloU of Public In*tnii t o o of said Cou nty at the lin# of Srctlon DL Townahip Itf H., It* 30 I!,; , MY SPECIALTIES: Court Route In Sanford. Florida, on or b e ­ run North h rhaint, thrnrr K o t f» chain*, fore ibr expiration of thirty day* from the I he tiff South ft chain*, th rn rr W rit 5 rhalni PICKARD'S HAND.PAINTED CHIN* flut publication t f this nolire and until 3:30 to brI'tnninr: bHltf thr W««t hall of l,fit 4, o ’ clock In Mi- afternoon of February tub, arcordinc to William llrardall'a map of St. GORHAM’ S STERLING SILVER 1920, for the pureba-e of 126,000,00 Special Joirph*#; f i r r p t l n c a atrip id land 15 frrt ROGERS' PLATED WARE T a t Schooi Rlslrirl No, ■> Seminole Cou nt y, wldr alonie thr South and W r i t tfdi-w nf Flurida, Hand*.said bondt bring dated said land. Said land to br void to aatisfy ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Jinuarv 1,1. 1920, bearing Inter,*! at the titirytil p«r cent per annum, Interest pa fnld e aeml-aanuatly on the first day « f July and January of ,a rh je a r until maturity. •aid bonds matures and the principal bocom et due and payable thiet> years alter the (late thereof; said honds have been validated and confirm*,I by decree of the Clrrult Court of th, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit -*f Florida, dated Decem ber I M h , 1919; •aid bunds to Im s-l I for ifollvrry within fifteen day* alter written notice of areeptenm- of Idd I, J t t n : ' i d bond* are of llotid. O') d . nomination and in tiri-t and prlndpal .SpritiR fertilizer should ho put In the ground payalile nl National Park Hank, t.lty and S t a l- ot New York. the lust of January or early in February. The tree Written opinion o f J n t:. C. Thom son . needs it and ean use it to fur heller advantage Attorn*) of New York, approving the v i IJitlt> <1 >ald lionds will be I rnMtrd with t Itii n Inter in the season. , tab) I ,,r.-If Each idd m u d be accompanied with a Owing to unsettled conditions of labor sind certified cheek In Ihe *001 of 1269.00 mad, payalile ' o the Hoard 0 Public Ioitruction transportation, order now bo ns to he sure of g el- ’’’ [or Serninnb- County, Florida, such rh rrk of I hr surn s -fu l bidder to lie retained as li­ ting delivery hy time you r.22d i*.. For normal quidated d i m s g , * to the llosrd should th, sucr es,ful bidder fail or rrtm c to la ke ui> conditions, we recommend: •aid bond* according to the l,rm s ot this notice atol hit Idd. 1 In- said Hoard re fervrt the right to reject anv and all hid*. Florhlenl Special All propoials should be addressed to (Fir County Board of Public Instruction lor 6% Am., Av. Phos. Arid. '2 ^ Pot. Seminole County, Florid*, rare o| T. W. I.awtun, Secretary, Sanford, Florida. Witness t h - hands of the Chairman and Hut, uh ever, we linve wide range of your re­ Secretary and the srsl ot the said Hoard at Sanford, Seminole C o u n ty, Florida, this the quirements, we can fill them. Mh day id January, A. I). 1920 Cou nty Hoard of Piitdir Instruction Send fur Catalogue uryl Price List. Sen.Hole C unty, Florida. IF* ( ’ . 1. H A R R I S O N , Chairman, (Sc* nf Hoard) Attest: T . W I.awtun, Kupt, St Et-ntlWIo Secretary, W-2I-9I*. Wilson & Hotisboidcr Automobile Protection HENRY M cL A U L IN JEWELER ORDER E A R L Y IDEAL FERTILIZERS Nolirr To Facing Conlrartara Sealed preporal* w|i he received by th* Count) t omlobsluners ot the Cou nty ol Serr.lfl. le. Slate of Florida, at the office nf th* Clerk of the Circuit Court, of tho C o u n ­ ty of Seminole, at Sanford, Florida, at or before 19 A. M. on thr 19th day of February 192'), for tbe .gradinr. building t j bridges and culverts, and constructing 33 miles uf turfaco treated macadam. tlach proposal ahall be aceompanled b y a certified chrek, issued on a Mat* nr national hank, and mad* payabl* In th* ord ri uf th* Clark of th* Clrrult Court of th* C o u n t y of PvmlnoU in th* sum of F’ iv* per cent of lb * •mount of th* bid. Th* a'erasfii bidder will b* required to givr bond equal lu fifty per rent of th* amount nf hi* cr their bid, such bond In l-e axrrulrd by a surety co m p a n y licensed to do business in th* Slat* of Florida, and the bidder shall prudur* a certifirata from the Trrasur-r of tha Slat* uf F'lorida showing th* amdunt of th* deposit and th* rlasa cl bonds said deposit rovara. Thr bond ahall b* a pproved by lh* Hoard ot Cou nty Commissioners. Coplea of th* plan* and apaciAratla.v* may L* seen at th* offtr* ol lh* Clrrk of lh* Cir­ cuit n Sanford, and at lh* ullic* of • ,* d T, WILSON & T 0 FERTILIZER 0 MER COMPANY JACK SO N VILLE, FLORIDA BUICK CARS You Knoiv What That ” W. J. THIGPEN, Age OITlce in Peoples* Bank Building. a Sanford, Florida 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, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 23, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 1920. 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>, January 23, 1920; <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